Grammarly
A writing helper that quietly fixes your mistakes and nudges your tone wherever you type.
Free · Pro $12/mo
Writing & Content
Email writing tools help with the messages you put off: tricky replies, follow-ups, cold outreach and that overflowing inbox. They draft responses from a few notes and remind you when someone has gone quiet.
We would check which inbox it works with, how well it picks up context from earlier threads, and how it handles your data. Many include a free allowance of drafts, with paid plans unlocking unlimited replies, triage and team templates.
The one most people reach for is Grammarly.
Budget-wise, paid plans start anywhere from $12 to $30 a month — most land around $27. Good news: 2 of the 3 let you start for free.
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A writing helper that quietly fixes your mistakes and nudges your tone wherever you type.
Free · Pro $12/mo
An email app built for speed, with AI that drafts replies and helps you hit inbox zero.
From $30/mo
A friendly coach in your inbox that scores your sales emails and tells you how to make them land.
Free · Pro $27/mo
Our shortlist: Grammarly (new, $12), Superhuman (new, $30) and Lavender (new, $27).
Absolutely — 2 tools here have a free plan. We’d start with Grammarly and Lavender.
Most paid plans sit around $27/month. The cheapest we list starts at $12, the priciest at $30.
1 offer an API — handy if you want to plug them into your own product. Try Lavender.