Monday, October 26, 2026 · Edition updated 6:00 AM ETMON, OCT 26 editionNext edition in Next in --:--:--
Intelligence Verdict
Compare AI tools · Writing

Microsoft Copilot in Word vs Grammarly

Two writing tools side by side. Help drafting, rewriting and checking text. What each costs, where it runs, what it shipped last, and what its terms say.

  • $9.99a month, Microsoft Copilot in Word's cheapest paid plan
  • $12a month, Grammarly's cheapest paid plan
In short

How they differ.

Worked out from the makers' own pages, read Oct 20, 2026. Prices change; check before you pay.

  • Only Grammarly has a free plan.
  • Microsoft Copilot in Word's cheapest paid plan is cheaper: $9.99 a month against $12.
  • Microsoft Copilot in Word also has a web and phone app and computer app.
  • Microsoft Copilot in Word shipped an update more recently (Aug 25, 2026).
Side by side

The details.

Microsoft Copilot in WordGrammarly
Made byMicrosoft · United StatesSuperhuman Platform Inc. (formerly Grammarly) · United States
What it says it is“AI-powered tools to draft, edit, and summarize documents and emails1”“Write without spelling and grammar mistakes.”
Free planNoCopilot inside the Word desktop apps comes with a Microsoft 365 subscription; a free Microsoft account gets "Limited usage" of Copilot overall.Yes100 AI prompts per month.
PlansFree (Microsoft account): freeMicrosoft 365 Personal: $9.99 a monthMicrosoft 365 Family: $12.99 a monthMicrosoft 365 Premium: $19.99 a monthMicrosoft 365 Copilot Business (add-on): $18 a monthMicrosoft 365 Business Standard with Copilot: $23.50 a monthMicrosoft 365 Business Premium with Copilot: $32 a monthFree: freePro: $12 a monthEnterprise: not in US$
Runs onWindows, macOS, web, mobileNot stated
Latest updateUse voice for Q&A during Read Aloud in Word, Aug 25, 2026Grammarly Authorship Is Now Available in Blackboard, Aug 13, 2026
Its terms“If you are logged into Copilot with a Microsoft Account or other third-party authentication, you can control whether your conversation activity is used for training Microsoft's generative AI models.”What it does with your data · Microsoft Support: Privacy FAQ for Microsoft Copilot“We also use information we collect to train our AI models.”What it does with your data · Superhuman Privacy Policy
DisputesNone on fileNone on file
SourcesPrices, Oct 20, 2026 · Description · company-reportedPrices, Oct 20, 2026 · Description · company-reported