It has been helping with some more of my grammar needs, catching better grammar issues and spelling issue now than previous editions of the Grammarly program. I have used this program for years, and it has continued to develop into a smarter, adaptive program that is learning all the time to become more useful in my everyday writing needs. I use it all the time to help catch things that I might otherwise miss. It might not be perfect yet but it is getting closer all the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is getting better at not giving answers that make no sense, which I certainly appreciate like it has in the past. It has been getting more useful at helping make concise answers to why it is helping in certain ways, telling me why it thinks something is helpful now, which I think is great, and it got rid of some of the things I didn't like. I think it is on the right path as it is learning more all the time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Now that we don't have access to the full version as a non-profit, we have been allowing the free version to stay plugged in, but it's not great. The free version seems glitchy, and often, the icon is in the way of writing social media posts. You can try to move it, but it often just snaps back to where it was. Even when it says it's plugged into whatever "word processor" you are working with, it won't appear, and it doesn't help. It helped us make the decision not to purchase the full version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are times when I am writing in more of a speaking tone, and Grammarly doesn't always care for that. It's not as easy to use as it used to be, and often, I just turn it off because the free version is just too annoying. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly is a great tool for anyone who wants to write quickly without worrying about mistakes — it sorts things out on the go! I particularly love the rich vocabulary suggestions which help elevate my writing, and the monthly statistics that give me a clear picture of where I'm improving and where I still need to focus. It's like having a personal writing coach Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I feel Grammarly could do better is its word choice suggestions for technical and conversational language. The suggestions sometimes feel too generic and don't always fit the context — especially when writing in a technical environment or in a more casual, conversational tone. It would be great to see Grammarly better recognise the context and audience of the writing and offer smarter, more relevant vocabulary suggestions accordingly! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s useful to run my writing through this, especially emails, to make sure that when I write to customers it sounds clear, concise, and makes good sense. I’m trying to cut down on how wordy my writing can be, avoid over-explaining, and stop using phrases or terms that aren’t conducive to business communication, and Grammarly helps me reduce those issues. The interface is straightforward; you can upload files or write something yourself and then edit on the fly. It is also easy to set up and you can just log in using your google account so you don't have to remember another account name. I like that I can upload documents directly as long as they are in .doc or .rtf. I've never had any bugs or crashes even with putting in large amounts of writing for edits. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can't directly upload a pdf and have it spit out the text for editing. I'm also not able to upload other types of files like .pub or .ppt so instead I have to open say, a PDF, put it into edit mode then copy + paste. Takes a bit longer to do it that way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly is helping us understand and also make sure the correct language is used.

Made the review very easy and also provides so many option to make us sound polite/formal etc Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly should be more specific when providing suggestions and can add speech to text if possible Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Superhuman integration has been great! I love Go! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the text box bubbles can be irritating and persistent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We no longer have a team as the cost is prohibitive, however, I use it from time to time on the free plan. My colleagues have paid for their own subscription and they really like using it as it's helped them immensely with their email responses and reports. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The price is rather high for nonprofit organizations, however, it's understandable that this service and technology comes at a cost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform adapts perfectly to distinct writing environments, switching seamlessly between casual email communication and formal business documentation. For daily professional workflows, the browser extension is incredibly reliable: it operates across Google Docs, content management systems, and communication tools without causing lag or interrupting the creative process.

The most significant value comes from the sheer volume of time saved during the editing phase. It functions like an automated proofreader, catching structural issues and tone mismatches instantly. This efficiency cuts down total editing time by roughly two to three hours each week, which delivers a clear, measurable return on investment for the premium subscription.

The initial onboarding experience was also completely frictionless. Instead of a steep learning curve, the tool provides clear, contextual explanations directly within the sidebar, making it easy to adopt immediately. Finally, the premium plagiarism checker provides an essential layer of security by verifying research against billions of live web pages before anything goes live. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The tool struggles with contextual memory for stylistic choices. When I dismiss a specific stylistic suggestion multiple times, the algorithm fails to learn that preference and continues to flag it. It also frequently marks technical jargon and industry-specific terminology as errors. You have to spend time manually adding these terms to your personal dictionary to prevent the interface from cluttering with false positives.

From a value perspective, the pricing jump between the free version and the premium tier is quite steep. The premium features are powerful, but the high annual cost means the ROI is harder to justify for casual users.

On the performance side, the mobile keyboard application experiences occasional latency when loading real-time suggestions. The workflow also breaks down slightly in certain environments: I would like to see more stable integrations with workspace tools like Notion and deeper compatibility within complex Slack threads. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly is one of the most polished AI writing assistants available, offering an intuitive UI/UX with a clean interface, real-time grammar corrections, tone detection, and easy navigation that works well for both beginners and professionals. Its biggest strength is seamless integrations with platforms like Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Gmail, Slack, and browsers, allowing users to improve writing across almost every workflow without switching apps. Performance is generally fast and reliable, with strong grammar accuracy, clarity suggestions, plagiarism detection, and AI-powered rewriting tools that help users write more professionally and efficiently. In terms of AI and intelligence, Grammarly goes beyond simple proofreading by understanding tone, context, and readability, although it can sometimes over-correct creative writing or produce generic AI-generated suggestions. From a pricing and ROI perspective, the free version covers basic writing needs, while Premium offers advanced features that provide strong value for students, professionals, content creators, and businesses that write frequently, though casual users may find the subscription expensive. Support and onboarding are user-friendly with quick setup, tutorials, and helpful guides, but customer support response times can occasionally be slow. Overall, Grammarly stands out as a highly practical and productivity-focused writing tool that combines usability, intelligent writing assistance, and broad compatibility into a reliable all-in-one platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about Grammarly is that the website sometimes shows too many ads and upgrade prompts, which can be distracting and break my focus while I’m working. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Grammarly for how reliably it catches punctuation, grammar, and clarity issues in my emails and business documents in real time. It highlights errors directly in the text and offers clear, one-click suggestions that make my writing more concise and professional without slowing me down. The browser extension and app were very easy to set up and work smoothly across the tools I already use, so I get consistent writing support without changing my workflow. Overall, it has become a dependable part of my daily communication, helping reduce small mistakes and saving time on proofreading. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For some unknown reason, the program does not open readily in Outlook at times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.