[Proofreading Software] - Grammarly vs Ginger

Hey,

I've been reading through several months and years old threads here in BHW, but also through other Websites.
Grammarly is the most recommended one compared to Ginger. However, sometimes, I feel like Ginger has a better rephrasing algorithm then Grammarly. I'm talking here about both paid plans.
Moreover, Grammarly is missing PowerPoint integration, where Ginger is vital to correct and proofread presentations.
Why it's essential for me?
There's currently a Lifetime License available for Ginger for 70 bucks, unfortunately not for Grammarly - and I'm thinking about purchasing it.
Anybody else feels like this, or is Grammarly superior to Ginger?

Honestly, I have never heard of Ginger. I have been a loyal Grammarly user for quite a while and recently got the premium account. For me, Grammarly works just fine.

But I will definitely see how this Ginger works as well and revert with my suggestion for you.

I haven't used Ginger but Grammarly works great. But, price-wise, ginger appears cheap.

Grammarly has the raised yearly fee to $140.