Grammarly alternatives
If Grammarly is not the right fit, these solve similar problems.
Jasper
Marketing copy platform with brand voice controls for teams.
Built for marketing teams rather than individual writers, and that shows in what it optimises for: brand voice settings, templates for campaign formats, and workflows where several people produce copy that has to sound like one company. If you are one person writing occasionally, most of that machinery is overhead you pay for and do not use.
from $39/mo
Copy.ai
Go-to-market workflows that automate sales and marketing content.
Occupies the short-form end of marketing copy: subject lines, ad variants, product descriptions, the things you need twenty of rather than one of. Volume and variation are genuinely where generation helps most, because the format is predictable and you are picking rather than writing. Less compelling for anything long or substantive.
from $49/mo
Notion AI
AI built into Notion, able to search and write across your existing workspace.
Its value is entirely a function of whether your work already lives in Notion. Inside that context it can summarise pages, draft from your existing notes and answer questions about your own workspace, which a general assistant cannot do without you pasting everything in. Outside it, there is no reason to choose it.
from $10/mo
Originality.ai
AI detection and plagiarism checking aimed at publishers and agencies.
Positioned for publishers and agencies checking commissioned work, and it combines detection with plagiarism checking, which is the more defensible of the two functions. Treat the detection score as one input among several — the same accuracy limits that apply to every tool in this category apply here.
from $15/mo