Key takeaways
- Checks and improves your writing wherever you type.
- Best for: Staff who write many customer emails, Owners who want a simple add-on to tools they already use.
- Pricing: Free plan, paid plans from $12 for Pro, as shown with no billing period, as listed on November 6, 2026.
- Business data: Grammarly says individual users can opt out of having their content used to train its models through a Product Improvement and Training setting.
What Grammarly does
Grammarly fixes spelling and grammar and shows the tone of your writing. Paid plans add full sentence rewrites, tone changes and plagiarism and AI text checks. A small business uses it to keep emails and documents clean without a proofreader.
Who it’s for
A good fit for
- Staff who write many customer emails
- Owners who want a simple add-on to tools they already use
Not a good fit for
- Teams that need to draft long marketing pieces from a brief
- Businesses that need admin-level control over AI training on their text
Grammarly pricing
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Free | Free |
| Pro | $12 as shown with no billing period, with a free trial |
| Enterprise | Contact sales |
There is a free plan. As listed on Grammarly’s pricing page on November 6, 2026. Prices change, so check the live page before you buy.
Key features
- Spelling and grammar fixes
- Corrects mistakes and shows the tone of what you write.
- Sentence rewrites
- Pro rewrites full sentences with one click and can change the tone.
- Plagiarism and AI text checks
- Pro can check text for copied or AI-written passages.
- AI prompts
- Free includes a monthly allowance of AI text prompts and Pro includes a larger one.
How to get started with Grammarly
- Create a Grammarly account from the sign-up link.
- Choose where to use it, such as a browser extension, a desktop app, Google Docs or a phone app.
- Install the option you picked and follow the prompts.
- Sign in with your account.
Steps based on Grammarly’s own documentation. Menus change, so follow the live page if they differ.
Full walkthroughHow to Set Up Grammarly for Your TeamAccounts, team invites, admin and data settings, connecting your apps, and three tasks to try first.Business data and privacy
Grammarly says individual users can opt out of having their content used to train its models through a Product Improvement and Training setting. Its trust page does not describe organization-level admin controls for this.
Source: Grammarly’s own documentation.
Grammarly alternatives
Jasper
by Jasper AI
Drafts on-brand marketing content with AI agents.
Best for Marketers who publish content every week
Paid plans from $59 per seat per month billed yearly, or $69 per seat per month billed monthly
Copy.ai
by Copy.ai
Chat and workflow automation for sales and marketing writing.
Best for Small teams that want one chat tool with several AI models
Paid plans from $29 per month billed monthly, or $24 per month billed yearly for Chat
Notion AI
by Notion Labs
AI help for notes, docs and team knowledge inside Notion.
Best for Teams that already keep their documents in Notion
Free plan, paid plans from $10 per member per month for Plus, with full AI features on Business at $20 per member per month
QuillBot
by QuillBot
Rewrites and checks text to make it clearer.
Best for Individuals who rewrite and tidy their own text
Free plan, paid plans from Premium: $8.33 per month, billed annually
Grammarly: common questions
Does Grammarly have a free plan?
Yes. The free plan fixes spelling and grammar, shows your tone and includes a monthly allowance of AI prompts.
Can Grammarly use my writing to train its AI?
Grammarly says users can opt out through a setting in their account. Its trust page does not describe an admin control for whole organizations.
Sources
Read on November 6, 2026. Vendors change prices and menus, so check the live page before you buy.
About the author
Andy Kang, AI Partner Team. Andy Kang writes the AI directory for AI Partner Team, which sets up and builds AI tools for small businesses alongside managed IT. Each page is written from the vendor’s own pricing, help and trust pages, and shows the day those pages were checked.
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- We do not score or rank tools. We say who each one suits and who it does not.
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