Grammarly Go is here

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Available with your Grammarly premium subscription.

It allows users to generate high-quality drafts quickly, outlines, replies, and revisions based on context, preferences, and goals.

GrammarlyGO will start rolling out in beta in April to all Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Business, and Grammarly for Education customers and users of Grammarly’s free product in select markets.

I have the premium one and it comes with 500 prompts per month limit.
 
So chatgpt version 2 from grammarly?
 
I guess it's good if you are already a premium subscriber, but chatgpt is still free.
 
I wasn't impressed so far, but I'm not that good with AI either.
I bought a few prompts and when I get them I'll give them a go there, and see how it compares to chatGPT.
 
Not worth it, in my opinion, when you can just use the openai stuff, which powers this product anyway. It's cheaper and more versatile. Also, 500 prompts a month is just not enough. Even with Chatgpt 4's limitations, you get considerably more per month, and it can do a lot that this can't.

I guess grammarly might be a bit more convenient for people who make a living writing, but if you don't absolutely need the optimization for writing it offers this is just a waste of money. Besides, this only supports english. Notion is actually multi-language and might be a better investment than this.
 
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Available with your Grammarly premium subscription.

It allows users to generate high-quality drafts quickly, outlines, replies, and revisions based on context, preferences, and goals.

GrammarlyGO will start rolling out in beta in April to all Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Business, and Grammarly for Education customers and users of Grammarly’s free product in select markets.

I have the premium one and it comes with 500 prompts per month limit.
I still prefer GPT
 
The font format and design looks like they are associated with chatGPT.
 
If I wasn't earning a living from article writing, I doubt that I would be willing to subscribe.
 
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