Ginger vs. Grammarly
Ginger is an AI writing assistant that helps correct texts and improve style. Besides grammar checking, Ginger also includes rephrasing and synonym functionality. It includes add-ins for various programs as well as school and business editions.
Offerings
- Free version provides definitions and limited corrections
- Premium version provides unlimited grammar checking corrections, synonyms, and sentence rephrasing
- Does not have any enterprise plans
Reviews
Ginger has 1,600 ratings and 700,000+ users on their Chrome Web Store with an average rating of 3.7 stars out of 5 (as of May 2022)
Pros
- Premium offering includes rephrasing through Ginger Rephraser
- Includes advanced synonyms
- Provides a Microsoft Office add-in
- Provides translation between 40+ languages
Cons
- Limited to just grammar checking as there is no snippets/macros or suggested responses tools
- Limited functionality for teams; built mainly for personal use as there is no enterprise plan or dashboard analytics
- Does not provide a style guide or tone prediction
- Limited security certifications; does not provide HIPAA compliance or SOC 2 certification information
Grammarly is an extremely popular cloud-based writing assistant that provides spelling and grammar checking across a number of applications. Grammarly also provides a tone prediction tool and a plagiarism checker along with an editor on its website.
Offerings
- Free version is meant for casual writing as it only provides basic writing suggestions for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and conciseness
- Premium version is meant for students or working professionals and includes a lot more features such as tone adjustments, advanced suggestions, and word choice
- Enterprise plan is meant for accounts with 50+ users and gives team management tools such as style guide, snippets, and analytics dashboard
Reviews
Grammarly has 41,641 reviews and 10,000,000+ users on their Chrome Web Store with an average rating of 4.5 stars out of 5 (as of May 2022)
Pros
- The most well-known and widely used grammar application
- Clean and easy-to-use integration UI
- Website editor with additional checking functionality
- Includes plagiarism checker to check writing assignments against 16 billion webpages
Cons
- Not focused on business use cases
- Currently only supports English
- Frequently suggests rule-based recommendations
- Does not provide direct API access
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