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Data quality: Editorially Reviewed
Language (LLM / NLP)
Document AI
Assistant / agent product
Subscription
Software & technology
Email & messaging assistance
Browser extension
Text content generation
Freemium
Mobile application
Desktop application
SaaS (vendor-hosted)
AI Agents & Automation
Agentic / autonomous
Enterprise / custom quote

Grammarly

AI Agents & Automation

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Overview

Grammarly is an AI writing assistant that provides grammar checking, tone adjustment, writing suggestions, and clarity improvements across applications and platforms. It offers real-time writing assistance integrated into browsers, desktop applications, and mobile devices, helping users improve their writing quality, clarity, and effectiveness. Grammarly provides both free and premium tiers with advanced features including AI-powered rewriting, tone detection, and generative AI capabilities for content creation.

Pricing model
Freemium
Deployment
SaaS (vendor-hosted), Browser extension, Desktop application, Mobile application
Regions served
Global
Categories
Language (LLM / NLP), Document AI, Assistant / agent product, Subscription, Software & technology, Email & messaging assistance, Browser extension, Text content generation, Freemium, Mobile application, Desktop application, SaaS (vendor-hosted), AI Agents & Automation, Agentic / autonomous, Enterprise / custom quote
Last updated
2 October 2026
Published
2 October 2026

Use cases

Text content generation
Document AI
Email & messaging assistance

Deployment options

SaaS (vendor-hosted)
Browser extension
Desktop application
Mobile application

Data sources & provenance

Where this information came from, how it was checked and when it was last looked at. “Last updated” records a change to the record — it does not mean the record was verified.

Data quality
Data quality: Editorially Reviewed
Primary source
litslink.com
Sources cited
2
Last reviewed
28 September 2026
Last updated
2 October 2026

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