Grammarly Reviews & Product Details

I use Grammarly for correcting my grammatical mistakes and improving sentence structures. I rely on it mostly as an extension for day-to-day usage. Grammarly has helped me improve my typing speed and confidence, frequently suggesting edits that I learn from. I like most that it is real-time and quickly gets the sentence idea, suggesting modifications with proper highlighting of mistyped words or phrases that might look better. The setup is easy, and there's nothing hard about using or installing it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It requires a subscription after a few free edits, which annoys me. It could be more lenient because spending so much on a correction tool is not preferred, as now online AI tools are available in the market. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly suggestive corrections are important, especially when typing exhaustive emails, which may require long explanations. I also like that I can use it across my account on any device. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The free version only allows so many correction tips before the endless prompts to upgrade to the pro version for suggestive edits to entire sentences. And if you are using an OS like Windows 10 or 11, they have a similar utilty for word correction, but Grammarly will still do its pop-up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Grammarly easy to use and very intuitive. The bubble presence on the screen makes it easy for access. I also enjoy the 'Improve it' feature when I select a text as it instantly phrases my draft and reduces redundancy, making it crisp and classy. The initial setup was very quick and easy, and on top of that, I'm highly likely to recommend it to others. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I can't read prompts directly. I have to elaborate on what to do. When I select a word and then give a prompt casual it can't read it. I have to write in full sentence that make the selected sentence casual. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I just love how easy Grammarly is to use. It's very user-friendly. The learning curve on Grammarly is very low, making it great for a plethora of different people to use for a plethora of different things. I find it very effective in taking my work, kind of reading it, and helping out with grammar errors or spelling mistakes. It's also really good at recommending new sentence formats and just making my writings flow a little bit smoother. The initial setup was very easy; you just have to log in with an email. They also provide a free version to use, which is nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Grammarly could probably improve its restructuring or what they recommend for new sentence structures. I've found that other programs like ConvertKit work a little bit better at making the text flow a little bit smoother sometimes. But, it'll suffice for sure. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Even though I’m fluent in English, Grammarly has proven to be a valuable asset when drafting and refining any type of document and/or communication in my work environment. It has helped me discover new ways to express my ideas depending on the audience—whether it’s the general public, a customer, or my company—so the message lands the way I intend. It not only improves the flow of my writing, but also helps me paraphrase and reshape my thoughts so my messages are clearer, more concise, and straight to the point. As a matter of fact, I'm using Grammarly when redacting this response. It is a very easy-to-use and adaptable software, with zero complications and an easy-to-understand design. Because of this, the implementation throughout the company has been a breeze, and it integrates with the majority of applications I use daily when communicating with others. Because of this, I use it daily, applying its tools whenever I need to do so.

I haven't (yet) been exposed to Grammarly's customer support (in person or AI), and that is good, because I haven't needed to do so. Yet, if they are half as good and clear in their customer support procedures as the software is, when delivering quality results, then this is indeed a program that can only move forward and be better with time. If I ever need to reach out to a customer support representative, I'm sure I'll get superb attention and an answer to my needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Apart from it not being as fluent in Spanish, and requiring, sometimes, a little more knowledge (the program), in technical and legal jargon, this is a program that really does tick all my buttons. I haven't found anything I dislike per se, because, in my opinion, this is a very comprehensive suite of solutions for what I seek in a software like this. Its competitors don't stand a chance with Grammarly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Grammarly mostly as a proofreader for emails and reports, and I also use it to generate content. It provides alternative wording, helps me be more concise and clear, and ensures my points get across well. I really like how it integrates directly into the applications I'm using, as it embeds easily and has a clear pop-up for assistance. This seamless integration means I don't need to open another application, which makes it less disruptive to my work. It's helpful that Grammarly is right there integrated with all my typing, reminding me when I might need to reword something or double-check without me having to remember. Using Grammarly helps me sound smart without making it obvious that I'm getting help from AI. The initial setup was pretty seamless; I just logged in and answered some questions about functionality and access. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes, it can be annoying to add acronyms to the dictionary. I use a lot of acronyms in my work. It doesn't mean I am misspelling, just that I don't want to write out everything when there is a shorter way to say it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Grammarly for quick replies, emails, and professional writing. It's good for recognizing mistakes and helps improve tone. It becomes easier to catch small mistakes and helps fix everyday writing problems. When writing professionally, it tells me if my message sounds rude, too casual, or too formal. My most favorite part of Grammarly is that it helps me in emails and professional communication by catching mistakes within a sentence without me worrying about it. It also helps me find better word suggestions for professional use. As a 3D artist approaching companies for work, Grammarly reduces my efforts in creating messages for them. The initial setup was a smooth and hassle-free experience for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I feel is the free version of Grammarly is quite limited and premium subscription is expensive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate Grammarly as a final safety net for my digital writing, helping prevent embarrassing typos and punctuation mistakes. The built-in citation finder and AI authorship tools really handle citation and originality concerns for me, and I like how I never have to copy-paste texts because it's just there, like a helpful ghost editor. I find the Knowledge Share feature a game-changer for staying in the flow, as it surfaces company jargon and project context automatically, saving me hours of searching. Plus, the initial setup was extremely easy, and I was up and running in less than five minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI can be quite intrusive. The floating widget often blocks important buttons in Gmail and Slack, and it tends to lag heavily on long documents or complex spreadsheets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Grammarly to make fewer mistakes in my fast-typed professional and personal emails, and I really like its autocorrect feature. This helps me quickly type responses as errors are automatically rectified without needing manual corrections. Grammarly also solves the problem of bad grammar and punctuation in notes, messages, and emails that I send to colleagues, clients, and friends. I appreciate that it offers a larger and better quality thesaurus compared to what I used before, with responses that feel more humane. Setting it up was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are certain set of vocabulary that Grammarly fails to understand but are a standard part of communication in the Indian regional context. For example, the use of Hinglish is often marked as an error or corrected wrong due to no close match in English. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Grammarly gives suggestions with multiple options for the same intent. It provides a variety of suggestions, so I can choose depending on the formality needed. Whether I need a very formal or moderately formal approach, Grammarly offers the flexibility I need. I also appreciate that the initial setup was really easy, and it's convenient that Grammarly is integrated with Microsoft Word, making it easy for me to get suggestions and implement them directly into my emails or documents. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd like to see improvement in Grammarly with better integration into most word processors, especially open-source ones. It would save time spent copying and pasting text to the Grammarly site. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.