Grammarly Freemium
Writing assistant for grammar, tone and rewrites across 1 million+ apps
What Grammarly makes and what you get
- – Model choice
- – Commercial use
- – No watermark (free)
- – API
- – Official MCP server
- – MCP client
- – Agent Skills
- – Brand kit
- ✓ Teams
- – Content Credentials
- – Mobile app
- ✓ 20+ languages
Features and rights come from Grammarly's own pricing and terms pages; check them before you publish commercially. Compare commercial use and watermarks across apps.
What is Grammarly?
What it is
Grammarly is a writing assistant that checks grammar, spelling, clarity and tone wherever you write, and generates or rewrites text with AI prompts. It is now part of Superhuman, and the enterprise plan is sold through Superhuman Go.
Key features
- Real-time grammar, spelling and tone suggestions in 1 million+ apps and sites
- Full-sentence rewrites and tone adjustment (Pro)
- AI prompts to generate and rewrite text (100 a month free, 2,000 on Pro)
- AI agents including AI Grader, AI Detector and plagiarism detection (Pro)
- Inclusive language suggestions and inline translation
- Support for more than 20 languages
Models inside
Grammarly does not publish which AI models power its features, so none are listed.
Pricing and rights
As of September 2026: Free ($0) covers grammar and spelling checks, tone visibility and 100 AI prompts a month. Pro costs $30 per member per month on monthly billing or $12 per member per month on annual billing, with 2,000 AI prompts, rewrites, plagiarism and AI-text detection, for 1-149 members, and a 7-day free trial. Enterprise is custom with unlimited prompts, BYOK encryption and data loss prevention. The old Premium plan is being folded into Pro at existing prices. The plans page does not address output ownership; you remain responsible for what you publish.
Who it is for
Anyone who writes in English every day (professionals, students, marketers) and wants a polish layer across all their apps rather than a separate AI writer. Teams of 2 to 149 people can share a Pro plan, which makes it an easy standard for consistent grammar and tone across a company.
Verdict
Grammarly is still the most convenient editing layer across apps, and the free tier is useful on its own. Pro is expensive on monthly billing, the AI generation is less capable than a full assistant, and the bundled humanizer may raise questions with some clients.
Pros
- Works inside Google Docs, Word, Gmail, Outlook, Slack and 1 million+ apps and sites
- Free grammar and spelling checks plus 100 AI prompts a month
- Pro adds plagiarism and AI-text detection, AI Grader and rewrites
- Real-time support in 20+ languages
Cons
- Pro costs $30 monthly; the $12 price needs annual billing
- Free plan is mostly grammar and spelling
- Includes an AI Humanizer, which some schools and clients treat with suspicion
- Now part of Superhuman; enterprise sales go through Superhuman Go
Grammarly pricing
Free plan, paid from $30/mo. Prices and credit allowances change often, so confirm on the official pricing page. See every AI content app's pricing side by side.
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Verdict
Grammarly scores 8.1/10 in our AI writing assistants ranking. Works inside Google Docs, Word, Gmail, Outlook, Slack and 1 million+ apps and sites.