Grammar checker for business writing

Paste an email or report. Get a corrected version and a line-by-line list of what changed and why.

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Your corrected text and the list of changes appear here.

AI can miss things or over-correct. Check names, numbers and technical terms.

The grammar mistakes that cost credibility at work

MistakeWrongRight
your / you’reThanks for you’re emailThanks for your email
their / there / they’reTheir are two optionsThere are two options
its / it’sThe team hit it’s targetThe team hit its target
affect / effectThis will effect the budgetThis will affect the budget
Me and my teamMe and my team reviewed itMy team and I reviewed it
Comma spliceWe agree, however we need changes.We agree; however, we need changes.
Apostrophe pluralsA few point’s to discussA few points to discuss
Compound adjectivesA 30 day termA 30-day term

Grammar is the floor, not the ceiling. A grammatically perfect email can still be vague, long or curt. Run it through the business writing checker for clarity and the tone checker for how it will land.

Questions people ask

Is this grammar checker free?

Yes. The quick checks run instantly in your browser at no cost, and the AI grammar check is free with a fair-use limit of about 15 checks every 10 minutes. No account is needed.

What does the AI grammar checker fix?

Spelling, grammar (subject–verb agreement, pronouns, tense), punctuation, commonly confused words (your/you’re, their/there, affect/effect) and capitalisation. It keeps your style and meaning, and lists every change with the reason so you can accept or ignore each one.

Does it work for British and American English?

Yes. It keeps the spelling convention your text already uses: “organise” stays British, “organize” stays American. It also works for other languages; the AI answers in the language of the text.

Is it better than a spell-checker?

A spell-checker only catches words that do not exist. “Their are a few point’s” contains no misspelled words, but three errors. An AI grammar check reads the sentence in context, so it catches confused words and agreement errors too.

Will it change my meaning?

It is instructed to change only what is needed to fix errors and to keep all names, numbers and dates. Still, read the list of changes before you send anything important.