PSA: Don't rely on Grammarly's plagiarism checker

[life2ifeless]

I learnt this the hard way. Had a bunch of articles thrown back to me by the client for failing plagiarism checks.

On Grammarly, the plagiarism score can be 0-1%, but on Copyscape will still flag the consecutive texts in the article.

For correcting grammar and vocab, Grammarly is pretty competent. It's definitely not worth $30 per month just for grammar checks.

Better to just save the money and invest in some Copyscape credits.

 

[Natty]

This is very true. I know a few guys at my university who got in a lot of trouble when their articles where a little two plagiarised.

 

[blogzandstuff]

I use it daily, no problems for me, highly recommend it

 

[Natty]

There is no real problems with the program, but it often messes up on the plagiarism. Rest of the software is just dashing.

I use it daily, no problems for me, highly recommend it

 

[blogzandstuff]

There is no real problems with the program, but it often messes up on the plagiarism. Rest of the software is just dashing.

No problems with plagiarism checker, I use it daily, I gave up on copyscape

 

[life2ifeless]

Glad to know grammarly works for you guys.

As an all-rounded writing assistant software, grammarly definitely gets the job done.

For those who have given up on copyscape, maybe you can try quetext.

It costs 10$ per month and allows checking up to 5 articles at once. Which is great if you have bulk articles to check.