
Grammarly alternatives
Grammarly: AI writing assistant for grammar, tone and clarity. Freemium, running on Web, Chrome extension, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android.
Every tool here shares a category with Grammarly. For each: what it costs against Grammarly, where it runs, and the one claim its own listing makes that Grammarly's does not.
Where Grammarly runs out of road
A writing assistant that checks grammar, spelling, tone and clarity everywhere you type, from a browser extension and desktop app to direct integrations with Google Docs and Microsoft Word.
Grammarly's own listed limits, in its words:
- Full generative rewriting and advanced tone features are gated behind paid tiers
- Suggestions on stylistic choices can be overzealous, flagging intentional phrasing as an error
- Business and Enterprise pricing is a real step up from the individual plan
Alternatives to Grammarly, by what they cost to start
Of the 8, 6 sit level on price and 2 cost more to start. 4 run somewhere Grammarly does not and 5 reach past its categories.
Priced level with Grammarly
Within a step of Grammarly on entry price, so the rest decides.

Notion AI
Notion
Freemium — the same model Grammarly runs.
Exactly the platform coverage Grammarly has: Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android and Chrome extension. Same Productivity and Writing filing as Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Answers are grounded in a team's actual pages, not generic knowledge, which general chatbots can't replicate without setup
- The catch
- Custom Agents bill separately by credit on top of the base subscription

ChatGPT
OpenAI
From $20/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all.
Adds API; no Chrome extension, which Grammarly does have. Shares the Writing ground, reaches into Chatbots, and leaves Productivity to Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Broad general capability across writing, code and research in one interface
- The catch
- Free tier hits usage caps quickly and defaults to a weaker model

Google Gemini
Google
From $19.99/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all.
Adds API; no Chrome extension, macOS or Windows, which Grammarly does have. Shares the Productivity ground, reaches into Chatbots, and leaves Writing to Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Generous context window handles long documents and threads well
- The catch
- Feature availability varies confusingly between the free, Plus, Pro and Ultra tiers

Copy.ai
Copy.ai
Freemium — the same model Grammarly runs.
Adds API; no macOS, Windows, iOS or Android, which Grammarly does have. Shares the Writing ground, reaches into Marketing, and leaves Productivity to Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Workflow builder handles multi-step content tasks a single chat prompt can't
- The catch
- Output on unfamiliar or highly technical topics still needs a careful editing pass

Otter.ai
Otter.ai
From $8.33/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all.
Exactly the platform coverage Grammarly has: Web, iOS, Android, Chrome extension, macOS and Windows. Shares the Productivity ground, reaches into Audio & Voice, and leaves Writing to Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Auto-joins calls across the major conferencing platforms without manual setup
- The catch
- Free tier caps out at 300 minutes a month with a 30-minute limit per conversation
From $10/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all.
Web and Chrome extension only, where Grammarly also ships macOS, Windows, iOS and Android. Productivity only, where Grammarly also works across Writing.
- In its favour
- Integrates with common task tools (Todoist, Asana, ClickUp, Linear) rather than requiring task entry inside Reclaim
- The catch
- Priority conflicts between habits, tasks and meetings can still produce a schedule that needs manual correction
A step up in price from Grammarly
More to start than Grammarly, so the difference has to earn it.

Jasper
Jasper AI
From $39/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all. No free tier to sit on, which Grammarly does give you.
Adds API; no macOS, Windows, iOS or Android, which Grammarly does have. Shares the Writing ground, reaches into Marketing, and leaves Productivity to Grammarly.
- In its favour
- Brand Voice keeps output consistent across a team, which generic chatbots don't do out of the box
- The catch
- No permanent free tier — only a short free trial before billing starts
From $19/mo; Grammarly publishes no entry price at all. No free tier to sit on, which Grammarly does give you.
Web only, where Grammarly also ships Chrome extension, macOS, Windows, iOS and Android. Writing only, where Grammarly also works across Productivity.
- In its favour
- Purpose-built for long-form fiction, with tools general writing assistants don't offer
- The catch
- No permanent free tier, only a limited trial before billing starts
Widen the search
Grammarly sits in Writing (6 tools) and Productivity (5 tools). Each page holds the full set, filterable by pricing and platform.

