Grammarly actually has a free version as well, though. And the free version is really fairly adequate for most people for most things. The advanced features of the paid version are not going to have a whole lot of bearing on transcription work because the things that they check for are things you would not generally be changing in a document you were transcribing anyway as they would not be the same as what the speaker had said exactly. And I am speaking as someone who, as a college student and a published writer, has the paid version.
Hi Me Nope,
Yes, Grammarly does have a subscription cost. If you’re not yet ready to shell out a monthly amount for it, try Paperrater(https://www.paperrater.com) for free.
Thank you!
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