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Explore the key features that make Grammarly powerful for writing workflows.
Analyzes text in real time for grammar, punctuation, clarity, conciseness, and engagement — going beyond simple rule-based checking to understand context and intent
Professionals drafting client-facing emails who need to ensure tone and correctness without manual proofreading
Provides up to 1,000 monthly AI prompts for generating text, rewriting passages, adjusting tone, and composing replies directly within your writing workflow
Marketing teams producing high volumes of copy who need quick first drafts and tone variations
Compares text against billions of web pages and academic papers to flag potential originality issues, with source links for review
Students and academic writers verifying originality before submission
Works via browser extensions, desktop apps, mobile keyboards, and direct plugins for Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, Slack, Discord, and 500+ other apps
Remote workers who write across multiple platforms and need consistent writing assistance everywhere
Teams can define custom tone, terminology, and style rules that Grammarly enforces across all team members' writing in real time
Organizations maintaining consistent brand communication across dozens of writers and departments
For frequent writers — professionals, students, and content creators — most users consider the $12/month annual Pro plan worth the investment. The time saved on editing and the quality improvement in writing typically justify the cost. Casual writers may find the free tier sufficient.
In late 2025, Grammarly renamed Premium to 'Pro' and discontinued the separate Business plan. Pro now includes team features (brand voice, style guides, analytics) that were previously Business-only. Large organizations are directed to the Enterprise plan with custom pricing.
Grammarly integrates with most popular platforms through browser extensions (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge), desktop apps, mobile keyboards, and direct plugins for Microsoft Office, Google Docs, Gmail, Slack, and 500+ other applications. Some specialized desktop apps may not be supported.
Grammarly uses enterprise-grade encryption and states it does not sell user data to third parties. However, your text is processed on Grammarly's servers for analysis. Enterprise customers get additional security controls including SAML SSO and admin oversight.
Grammarly excels in real-time ease of use and platform integration breadth. ProWritingAid offers more detailed style reports and is popular with fiction writers. Grammarly's free tier is more generous, while ProWritingAid's lifetime license option appeals to budget-conscious users.
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Tutorial updated March 2026