As someone writing business emails in my second language, Grammarly has been a confidence booster. It does not just fix errors, it explains why, so I am actually learning. The tone detector helped me realize an email I thought was friendly sounded curt. It has genuinely improved my professional communication.
Explains corrections, great tone detector
We rolled Grammarly out to our content team and the consistency improvement was immediate. Fewer embarrassing typos in published posts, more consistent tone across writers, and the plagiarism check gave our editors peace of mind. It has paid for itself in the time our editors no longer spend on basic proofreading.
Grammarly quietly polishes everything I write, from reports to LinkedIn posts. The clarity suggestions tighten my rambling sentences and the integration with my email and documents means it is always there without me thinking about it. The full-sentence rewrites have saved me real time on long documents.
Grammarly has a RevWala Trust Score of 62/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Grammarly is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
Grammarly has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 3 verified reviews.
Consistent tone, reliable proofreading
Grammarly reliably catches my spelling slips and obvious grammar mistakes, which is genuinely useful in client emails. Where I get frustrated is how often it flags perfectly intentional stylistic choices and pushes a more generic phrasing. Good as a safety net, less so as a writing partner.
Catches typos and basic errors
Over-eager style suggestions
The free version of Grammarly does a solid job tidying up my writing and the browser extension works everywhere I type. I am torn because the constant nudges to upgrade to premium for the more advanced clarity suggestions get tiresome. The core tool is good, the marketing is a bit much.
Works across the browser
Pushy premium upsells
Seamless everywhere, smart rewrites
