Head to head

Grammarly vs Wordtune

Grammarly

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2 wins

Wordtune

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1 wins

Our verdict

In our side-by-side, Grammarly edges it — it comes out on top in 2 of the 7 things we checked.

Money-wise, Grammarly is the friendlier option ($12 vs $13.99).

Go with Grammarly if you’re watching the budget and you prefer the crowd favourite.
Go with Wordtune if you hop between devices.

Grammarly vs Wordtune: side by side

Criteria	Grammarly	Wordtune
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starting price	$12 ✓	$13.99
Free plan	Yes	Yes
User rating	—	—
Reviews	0	0
API	No	No
Platforms	web, browser-extension	web, desktop, browser-extension ✓
Popularity	95k pts ✓	62k pts

Grammarly features

✓ Real-time grammar and spelling checks across apps
✓ Tone detection and adjustment suggestions
✓ Generative AI for drafting and rewriting text
✓ Browser extension, desktop app and mobile keyboard

Best for

• Polishing work emails before sending
• Checking reports and essays for clarity
• Adjusting the tone of a sensitive message

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Wordtune features

✓ Sentence-level rewrite suggestions
✓ Tone switches for casual or formal writing
✓ Shorten and expand controls for length
✓ Browser extension that works in common web apps

Best for

• Smoothing out wording in professional emails
• Making a LinkedIn post sound more natural
• Trimming a long paragraph to fit a word limit

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FAQ

Should I use Grammarly or Wordtune?+

We lean towards Grammarly — it wins more of our checks. That said, Wordtune is the better fit for writers who like their own drafts but want smoother phrasing.

Is Grammarly cheaper than Wordtune?+

Yes — Grammarly starts at $12, Wordtune at $13.99.

Do Grammarly and Wordtune have free plans?+

Grammarly: Free · Pro $12/mo. Wordtune: Free · Plus $13.99/mo.