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Grammar checkersgot complicated.We didn’t.

A Chrome extension for professionals who hate when AI rewrites their sentences.We catch errors. We don’t touch your voice.

20 free checks, one time. No credit card.

4.8 on the Chrome Web Store

A replay of GrammarChecker at work: the controls sit in the corner of an email draft, a check finds two mistakes, and the cards fix the misspelled “recieved” and the comma missing after “CV”.

Works where you already write

Anywhere with an ordinary text field. These are the ones we’ve tested ourselves.

  • Gmail
  • LinkedIn
  • X (Twitter)
  • Reddit
  • Upwork
  • Medium
  • Google DocsSoon

Somewhere else? Install it and press check there.The first 20 checks are free, so finding out costs you nothing.

The over-editing problem

Writing tools used to be about correctness. Now they’re about control.What professionals are saying in public forums today:

  • r/freelanceWritersJul 27, 2023

    The Hemingway App enrages me

    I have a client that needs 6th grade-level writing… I spend hours and hours on this moronic required app breaking my sentences down into eight words or less, all sounding the same, and they’re still too difficult… Phrases that should be cut to “improve readability” can’t be because they’re keywords.
    69 upvotes73 comments
  • r/freelanceWritersFeb 20, 2022

    Has anyone else felt like they’ve outgrown Grammarly?

    Like its obsession with transitions; so many transition suggestions… it’s never enough. We’re talking every other sentence. A lot of the “clarity” suggestions are annoying as well, and I find myself using them less and less.
    49 upvotes29 comments
  • r/writersMar 27, 2026

    Do you ever leave some of your sentences grammatically incorrect on purpose?

    Sometimes the “incorrect” way to write a sentence looks and sounds better, and it reflects your writing style better. I have Grammarly Premium and it suggests better ways to write your sentences, but some of those ways don’t look right so I ignore it. I even go so far as to hit the dismiss button so it doesn’t keep bothering me to fix it.
    43 upvotes55 comments
  • r/GrammarlyNov 15, 2025

    what happened to the spell check?

    i have dyslexia, and have a hard time spelling, all i want grammarly to do is help me fix stupid mistakes not turn a simple response to an email into a 4 paragraph essay that adds nothing.
    9 upvotes3 comments

You shouldn’t have to fight your editor.

Simple pricing. No surprises.

Invest in your confidence, not AI hype.

  • Free trial

    20checks, one time

    Enough to find out whether it stays out of your way.


    • No credit card
    • No expiry date — use them whenever
    • Sign in with Google, no password to invent
  • Pro

    $8per month

    For everyday writing in your inbox and everywhere else.


    • 200 checks per month
    • Up to 2,000 words per check
    • Corrections only — never a rewrite
    • Your text is never used for training

14-day money-back guarantee

Common questions

How is GrammarChecker different from other tools?

We do one thing: catch grammar errors without changing your voice.

While others added AI rewrites, tone coaches, humanizer and 47 features you’ll never use, we stayed focused.

Think of us as the grammar checker you loved in 2021 — before everything got complicated.

What if it doesn’t work for me?

Try it for 14 days. If it’s not for you, email us and get a full refund. Simple.

Will you add AI features later?

No. That’s the whole point.

We built GrammarChecker because grammar checkers lost their way. Every update added more “smart” features that made them harder to use.

Our promise: We’ll stay focused on grammar. We won’t drift.

Is my writing safe and private?

Yes. We don’t train AI on your text. We don’t store your content after checking.

We’re not building an AI model, so we have zero interest in keeping your words.

Your text. Your privacy.

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