Grammarly

I would use Grammarly as a second pair of eyes for customer emails and longer drafts. It is most helpful when it catches something specific. If a rewrite makes your message sound generic, keep your original wording. Try it on your own customer emails and longer documents, and check which features work in the apps you use. Keep responsibility for facts and final wording with the writer.

Who it suits

• A founder editing customer emails
• A team improving consistency across written work
• A writer checking drafts inside everyday apps

About Grammarly

Review spelling, clarity, and tone where you write. Grammarly combines inline suggestions with rewriting and AI assistance, with team style features on paid plans. Suggestions are editorial help, not proof that a claim is correct. Keep the language that sounds like you instead of accepting every change. Grammarly is an editing layer for work you write in other apps. It can help with clarity and consistency, but accepting every suggestion can flatten your voice or alter meaning. Pro is priced per member, with monthly, quarterly and annual options. Try it on your own customer emails and longer documents, and check which features work in the apps you use. Keep responsibility for facts and final wording with the writer.