GrammarlyReviews 3,490

They have billed me several times without my permission. Read all comments, and beware. This company sucks and provide mediocre service. I mean, it's excellent for someone in middle school. Honestly, it did not assist me in any way during my college courses.
Customer service doesn't exist with this company. They'll merge your ticket before resolving the issue. I received the same message on every ticket I created within the last two weeks. Bull $#*!

The spell check is great. If I could grade the grammar portion of your service, I would not need your service. I have no idea of the accuracy. Negative aspect is the few times it attempts to replace key words, such as, wanting to replace put with but. Otherwise, I have no problem using the program.

Grammarly is mediocre. Most of the features can only be accessed via the premium subscription, which was disappointing. They advertise that it's free, but they only display the premium features, which is misleading.
Something that pissed me off a bit was that with the 'closing punctuation' feature, if I pause to think of what to write, I get an alert that there's no closing punctuation. Just get Microsoft Office, for students and teachers it's free. The editing tool is much better than Grammarly's. Overall I think it was okay, but absolutely not worth your cash.

Grammarly is absolutely wonderful! I'm a freshman in college I quit school at 16 years old so I never went through the writing phase and all that I didn't make really good grades at all I never really tried. I'm 42 now going back to school and we have to write To measure up to certain standards. Grammarly absolutely helps me with everything correct me when I'm wrong highlights what needS to Be corrected so when I'm done I have a perfect paper with no mistakes and that's just that regular version I can't begin to think if I paid extra little bit of money what the premium would give me it would be awesome I'm saving for that it's not even expensive but I'm just in a real tight budget right now but I will be getting that you'll see in the premium version thank you, try it out!

I have free grammarly but I wanted some extra help on my paper first class, it gave me three options one at $29 one at $59 and one at 11:95. The Lebanon all of them said monthly annually or yearly the 1195 was monthly and on the bottom it said yearly. Knowing that I only had so much money I pick the 1195 within two seconds I get a message saying you paid $149. That worked at my account and screw thing up. My cat had kittens but because my money was all tied up waiting for Grammarly to send it back to me three of the kittens died and I could not take him to the hospital I'm so upset with Grammarly I'm telling everybody do not pay for anything just use the free service that they give they will screw you over.

Grammarly is utter garbage. It's touted as a software for 'writers' - it is actually a software to teach people how 'not to write'. You see that sentence I just wrote? Grammarly would find fault with it, telling me that it was 'difficult to read'. Yes, it is indeed difficult to read - if you assume that the human race all have the average intellectual power and reading capabilities of a $#*!ed chimpanzee! If you listen to Grammarly's suggestions, you will lose all sophistication in your writing, and sound as if you were writing for kindergarten children - or those said chimpanzees.

There's no need to underestimate the human race - remember that in $#*!ens' time, even the man on the street could understand and appreciate his works. $#*!ens, Thackeray - take any or all of the great writers, the MASTERS of the English language - and Grammarly would find fault with almost every sentence they wrote.

Grammarly should stop putting their silly, stupid advertisements up all over the net. If any of them survive into the future, archaeologists will use them as evidence that humanity in this age, and taken as a whole, were almost illiterate - and perhaps even regressing in terms of evolution back to the chimpanzees I mentioned earlier.

And that was a message written without the aid of Grammarly.