Grammarly Review
Editor score: 4.4/5 (methodology-based; not user reviews)
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Grammarly is often best as an editing layer—it shines when you already wrote something and you want cleaner grammar, clarity, and tone. If you primarily want brainstorming and drafting, start with a chat-first tool instead.
Best for
- Grammar and clarity edits across everyday writing
- Polishing tone and reducing awkward phrasing
- Using an editor-first workflow on top of your drafts
Trade-offs to consider
- It’s not a full “strategy + draft everything” workflow for most teams
- Privacy depends on what you paste; treat sensitive drafts carefully
Compare with
- ChatGPT review — drafting
- Jasper review — marketing workflows
- Notion AI review — workspace writing
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