Business Plan
The Business plan’s pricing depends on the number of team members and the duration of the subscription.
However, there is no quarterly plan like in the premium plan—there’s only the monthly and annual plan. You can choose up to 149 members. Note that you need a minimum of three members to sign up for the Business plan.
Enterprise Plan
If you need a plan for more than 149 members, you’ll have to switch to the Enterprise plan of Grammarly. You’ll need to contact them for custom pricing.
What Does Grammarly Offer?
In the web app or the desktop client, you can see the writing assistant at the extreme right of your screen. You can toggle the assistant by clicking START ASSISTANT to view at the writing assistant and you can click HIDE ASSISTANT to hide it. These are the following insights the Grammarly Writing Assistant has to offer.
Overall Score
The score for your text is the first thing you’ll see. You can click on it to look at your performance. The first section is called Performance, and it contains the score for your writing. Grammarly looks at the correctness, clarity, engagement, and delivery of your writing to come up with an overall score
The second section is the Word Count section, which contains the number of characters, words, sentences, approximate speaking and reading time.
The next section is called Readability which compares your text to other Grammarly users and scores you based on that. Shorter sentences and smaller words bring your score up because it improves readability. The higher the readability score, the easier your text is to read.
The final section is the Vocabulary section. It compares your vocabulary with other Grammarly users and scores you based on that. This section isn’t helpful for every user out there, but if you’re writing fiction or similar genres, this section will come in handy.
You can download the entire report as well. To do this, click DOWNLOAD PDF REPORT present at the bottom of the dialog box. At the bottom, you’ll also see an option to DOWNLOAD PDF REPORT.
The PDF report will contain a summary of the three sections along with Grammarly suggestions, if any were left unresolved. It will also contain details about plagiarism if you have a Premium or Business account.
Goals
The Goals feature allows you to instruct Grammarly about the audience and domain you’re writing for, preferred tone of voice and formality, and the intent of your writing. Grammarly will use this information to provide more tailored suggestions.
In most cases, the feature seems to work well, though it does go overboard sometimes and makes inaccurate suggestions.
However, you can always ignore suggestions you believe aren’t accurate. There’s no downside to using it.
So, if you want to use the Goals feature, click on Goals to open the Set goals dialog box. You can set goals regarding how you want your text to come across to your readers. You can set goals for Audience, Formality, Domain, Tone, and Intent.
Note that Domain is only available to Premium and Business plan users.
