Grammarly was founded in 2009, while ProWritingAid was established in 2012.
Grammarly has over 300 reviews with a score of 9.2/10 on TrustRadius, while ProWritingAid has around 40 reviews with a score of 8.7/10.
Grammarly has a free version available, while ProWritingAid does not.
ProWritingAid offers plagiarism checks as an additional add-on, starting from $10 for 10 checks.
Grammarly includes plagiarism detection in its premium version.
Grammarly is known for its simplicity and accuracy in correcting grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes, while ProWritingAid offers a more comprehensive set of tools for style and structure suggestions.
Grammarly has a higher user base and offers a business plan at $29.99 per month per user, while ProWritingAid's business plan starts at $20 per month per user for a minimum of 2 users.
ProWritingAid has a lifetime plan option, while Grammarly does not.
Grammarly provides a web, desktop, and plugin app, while ProWritingAid's features are available on its web, desktop, and Google Docs add-on.
Grammarly Business pricing is based on the number of people on the team, while ProWritingAid has set pricing for its business plans.
ProWritingAid has its own thesaurus feature, while Grammarly provides synonym suggestions.
Grammarly's premium version starts at $29.99 per month, while ProWritingAid premium costs $20 per month or $79 per year.
Grammarly's primary focus is on grammar, punctuation, and clarity, while ProWritingAid focuses on structure, syntax, and style.
ProWritingAid is particularly popular among long-form content writers, while Grammarly is commonly used for short content, such as emails and blog posts.
ProWritingAid offers detailed explanations and suggestions based on the text's syntax, layout, and construction, whereas Grammarly primarily detects and corrects simple mistakes.
Grammarly Business has a 4.7 overall rating based on 6794 user reviews on Capterra, as of 2024.
ProWritingAid's paid plans offer unlimited word count for analysis and checks, while Grammarly's free version has a 50,000-word limit for analysis and a 150,000-word limit per month for premium users.
ProWritingAid's Premium edition has a limit of 10,000 words in the browser interface, while Grammarly's Premium does not have such a restriction.
Grammarly Premium and ProWritingAid Premium both offer sentence clarity, synonym suggestions, and more writing tone suggestions, while ProWritingAid Premium users will have to pay $79 per year or a one-time payment of $399 for the lifetime plan.
ProWritingAid offers integration with Microsoft Word and Google Docs, along with various APIs for developers, while Grammarly provides plugins for Microsoft Office Suite, Google Docs, and other platforms.
ProWritingAid's free trial allows users access to all writing reports, and the paid subscription offers more advanced grammar checking, advanced style suggestions, and word explorer.