Grammarly checks the sentence. Revisi checks whether it sounds like you.
Grammarly helps you write cleanly while you type. Revisi reads your whole published website, checks that every page sounds like the same brand and flags copy that is correct but generic, off-brand or contradicted somewhere else on the site.
Revisi or Grammarly?
Choose Grammarly for everyday writing across email, documents and the browser. Grammarly catches mistakes, rewrites sentences and, on the Pro plan, adds one shared style guide and one brand tone so people write more consistently as they go.
Choose Revisi when the question is whether your website still sounds like your company. Grammarly sees the text in front of you, while Revisi sees every page together, so it can tell you that your pricing page sounds like a different company from your homepage, or that two pages make claims that don’t match.
The two tools, line by line.
| Compared | Revisi | Grammarly |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A brand voice auditor for your website. | An AI writing assistant for everyday writing. |
| When it works | After publishing, on the live site. | While you type, in browsers, desktop apps and email. |
| What it reads | Every page of your site, each in context and compared with the others. | The text you are writing at the time. |
| Consistency across pages | Flags pages that drift from the rest of the site and sentences that contradict each other. | A shared style guide and brand tone guide each writer as they type. |
| What it judges | Brand fit, audience fit, clarity, human voice and credibility. | Correctness, clarity and tone, plus checks for AI-generated text and plagiarism on Pro. |
| Brand voice setup | Your own voice guidance and reference copy: 1 voice profile on Solo, 5 on Pro, 20 on Agency. | Choose the tones that fit your brand: 1 brand tone and 1 style guide on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise. |
| Price | Free one-page audit. Paid plans from US$19 a month. | Free plan. Pro is listed at US$12 a month. Enterprise is custom. |
| Best for | Making sure a whole website sounds like one brand. | Cleaner writing everywhere you type. |
Last checked against Grammarly’s own website.Sources: Grammarly plans, Grammarly brand tones.
What you get with Revisi.
- Correct isn’t the same as on-brand
- A sentence can be grammatically perfect and still sound like every competitor. Revisi is built to catch copy that is polished but generic, vague or unsupported, which a grammar checker has no reason to flag.
- It sees the whole site
- Grammarly works on one piece of writing at a time. Revisi can scan every page of your website, so it can see that the homepage is warm and plain-spoken while the product pages read like a different company.
- It catches contradictions between pages
- A pricing page that says there are no setup fees and an FAQ that mentions an onboarding charge are both grammatically fine. Revisi compares pages with each other and flags claims that don’t match.
- Built around your voice, not a list of tones
- Grammarly asks you to pick which tones suit your brand. Revisi works from your own voice guidance and reference copy, and judges audience fit and credibility as well as tone.
- It checks what’s live
- Most drift happens on pages nobody is currently editing. Revisi reviews the site as it stands today, and you can re-scan after making changes to see what improved.
When Grammarly is the better choice.
Revisi isn’t the right tool for every job. These are the situations where it isn’t the one to pick.
- You want help everywhere you write
- Grammarly works inside email, documents, browsers and desktop apps, so it improves writing at the moment it happens. Revisi reviews public web pages.
- Correctness is the main problem
- Spelling, grammar and punctuation across everything a team writes are Grammarly’s core job, and its free plan covers the basics. Revisi isn’t a proofreader.
A sentence, a reason and a direction.
Revisi keeps the original wording visible, so the finding can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Our platform leverages cutting-edge AI to streamline your workflows and drive results.
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Using Grammarly and Revisi together.
Grammarly and Revisi work at different moments. Grammarly keeps everyday writing clean while it is being drafted, and Revisi reviews the finished website to check that every page still sounds like one company, so many teams will reasonably use both.
Revisi and Grammarly: common questions
Partly. On the Pro plan, Grammarly lets a team set one brand tone and one style guide, then gives real-time feedback as people write. It works on text as it is typed, rather than reviewing your published website as a whole.
Yes. In the app, Revisi can scan every page of your site, review each one against your voice and compare pages with each other, so it finds drift and contradictory claims as well as weak sentences. The free diagnostic covers one page.
Revisi isn’t a proofreader. It focuses on whether copy is clear, credible, right for its audience and true to your brand voice. Use a grammar tool alongside it for spelling and punctuation.
Grammarly Pro includes a check for AI-generated text. Revisi approaches the problem differently: it flags formulaic phrases, inflated adjectives and polished filler as voice problems to fix, whoever or whatever wrote them.
Find out if your website sounds like you.
Start with one public page. See the sentences that need attention and understand why.