Compare other tools Tool Grammarly Wordtune Price From $30/month$144/year billed annually From $6.99/month$58.68/year billed annually Free plan Free plan Free plan Best for Professionals who want real-time grammar and clarity checks Writers who work across many tools and browsers Teams that want a consistent style guide enforced automatically Writers who have a draft and want to improve its clarity and tone Professionals who want quick rewrites of emails and messages Students who want to rephrase text in their own voice Ease of use Usable by beginners Usable by beginners Key features Real-time grammar, spelling and punctuation corrections Clarity and conciseness suggestions Tone detection and adjustment recommendations Generative AI for drafting and replying to messages Style guide and vocabulary settings for teams Sentence rewrite with multiple phrasing options Tone adjuster between casual and formal Expand and shorten commands for passages Article and page summarizer Browser extension for Google Docs and Gmail Integrations Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Chrome, Slack, Outlook, Gmail Google Docs, Gmail, Chrome, Microsoft Word API Not on record Not on record Skill level Beginner, Intermediate Beginner, Intermediate Platforms Web, macOS, Windows, Browser extension, iOS, Android Web, Browser extension, iOS Main advantages Works across nearly every writing surface through a browser extension Real-time suggestions are easy to review without breaking flow Free tier covers the core grammar checks Works directly inside Google Docs and Gmail without switching tabs Rewrite suggestions are contextual and easy to compare Free plan covers basic rewriting for daily use Main disadvantages Advanced style and clarity suggestions are locked to paid plans Suggestions can over-correct informal or creative writing Strongest for English; limited support for other languages Free plan limits the number of rewrites per day Not designed for generating original content at scale Data checked Checked October 4, 2026 Checked October 4, 2026 Try Grammarly Try Wordtune
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