Wordtune vs. Grammarly

Wordtune provides its users with a must-have tool for professionals, educators, and students. The free version of Wordtune allows it to be used by all. It helps you to review your content on the go, whether you are writing a mail or blogging, or working on your assignment/presentations. In addition to helping students learn new words, the rephrasing feature gives you options to choose the proper words or sentences.

Incentivized

Grammarly is a step ahead of the traditional spelling and grammar checking tool that is in-built with Microsoft Word. There are scenarios when you have to write long-form content, and depending on your normal day-to-day way of speech, you tend to write content using the same tone and sentence constructs. There may be nothing "wrong" as such, but Grammarly points out those small glitches in your text, which you considered to be correct but is not really correct. One such area is the usage of "passive voice" in the sentences that I used to write. I find Grammarly really helpful here.

Incentivized

• Provide you more effective word to use in your official communication
• Finetune the draft in a second
• Provide more alternative examples to use

• Integration with existing tools - Grammarly works in practically all text areas across your browser, including email and things like Google Docs, etc.
• Quality control - the meat of Grammarly is checking your text and writing in real-time, directly as you type. Most of the time, Grammarly provides very accurate recommendations and quality checks on your text.
• Analytics and reporting - Grammarly sends regular updates via email about your usage statistics and other detailed info. This type of reporting can be very helpful in tracking your progress over time.

Incentivized

• The free plan is very limited but is available for anyone who wants to use it without payment or registration. What I suggest is that you change that free version to the premium "paid" plans so that you can enjoy more advanced features.

Incentivized

• Somewhat expensive.
• Grammarly itself does not guarantee 100% correctness.
• Sometimes, it does not remove the marked error even when you have corrected it.
• Its MS office version faces some issues with plagiarism detection. I have to go on the web version to use plagiarism detection.

Incentivized

I can easily access it in Word by clicking on the menu widget - where I do most of my writing. (Would love one for Powerpoint too???)

Incentivized

I have not really used customer support. I used the FAQ page to see how to re-install Grammarly because it wasn't functioning properly in longer documents. It seems to be working better now, but it still does not always underline all of the issues in the actual text. Thus, it is sometimes difficult to know where the errors are located.

Incentivized

The goal of
Wordtune is to cooperate in translating ideas into writing by providing
completely new writing, demonstrating smart rewriting possibilities worth
examining and considering, differentiating itself from other tools in that it
preserves the meaning of sentences while perfecting nuance, word choice, and
fluency.

Incentivized

I have not used anything like Grammarly before and that is probably why I love it so much. It works very well for what I need. Plus, it goes above and beyond. I don't need it all the time but it is great to use in any communication occasion. I love it

Incentivized

• I needed a good tool to improve my grammar.
• Looking for the best grammar tool, I found WordTune, the most impressive of all, ideal for writing or rewriting content.

Incentivized

• Grammarly saves me time by making sure that my texts and emails are mistake-free, I don’t have to do a lot of research anymore while writing
• It gives me peace of mind knowing that all my sent messages are professionally written and correct

Incentivized