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Duden-Mentor vs iGrammar

Duden-Mentor

mentor.duden.de

iGrammar

igrammar.app

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FigureDuden-MentoriGrammar
Price from€2.99/mo$10/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYesYes
iOS—Yes
Android—Yes
APIYesYes
Plans published82
Spec score · Grammar checkers9.4 (#1)8.9 (#18)
Browser extensionYesYes
Desktop appNoYes
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsThe Word add-in supports Microsoft Word for macOS from version 2016 and Windows from version 2019.The home page lists use with Google Docs, Gmail, LinkedIn, X, Slack, Facebook, Instagram, Notion, Google Sheets, Jira, Medium, and ChatGPT.
LanguagesThe service checks German texts only.The home page says iGrammar supports 10+ languages, automatic language detection, and region-specific spelling and vocabulary guidance.
Mobile appNoYes
SecurityThe maker says texts are transmitted encrypted, are not used for AI training, and are deleted after checking.The privacy policy says it uses commercially acceptable means to protect information but cannot guarantee absolute security.
Style suggestionsYesYes
SupportThe FAQ says Duden customer service can provide personal help if its answers do not resolve a question.The maker lists [email protected] for questions and support.
What it doesDuden-Mentor is an online German writing assistant for spelling, grammar, punctuation and expression.iGrammar is an AI writing assistant for grammar, spelling, punctuation, rewriting, tone, translation, summarizing, and proofreading.

Plans

Duden-Mentor

  • BasisFree
  • BasisFree
  • Duden Pur€2.99 a month
  • Pur€2.99 a month
  • Premium€7.95 a month
  • Premium€7.95 a month
  • Premium Plus€9.95 a month
  • Premium Plus€9.95 a month

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iGrammar

  • FreeFree
  • Unlimited$10 a month

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In their own words

Duden-Mentor

Duden-Mentor checks German text for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and style, then suggests corrections. It can flag filler words, repeated wording, and overly long sentences, with suggestions for readability. The service supports German variants for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, but checks German only. Browser extensions are available for Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, and the plug-in works in text fields on services including Gmail, Web.de, GMX.de, Trello, Facebook, and WordPress. A Microsoft Word add-in supports macOS from Word 2016 and Windows from Word 2019. An internet connection is required. Duden says text is encrypted in transit, not used for AI training, and deleted after checking. Basis is free and lists a 10-word personal dictionary and 500 characters without an account. Pur costs €2.99 a month, billed 35,88 € pro Jahr, with 10 test corrections or rewrites monthly. Premium costs €7.95 a month, billed 95,40 € pro Jahr, with 250 monthly text optimizations; Premium Plus costs €9.95 a month, billed 119,40 € pro Jahr, with unlimited optimizations. Paid plans are annually payable and annually cancellable.

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iGrammar

iGrammar is an AI writing assistant for checking and revising text, with tools for grammar, spelling, punctuation, tone, rewriting, translation, summarizing, paraphrasing, and proofreading. It identifies errors such as subject-verb agreement and homophones, and lets users apply corrections individually or together. Other tools include writing analytics and tone adjustment. iGrammar supports 10+ languages, detects language automatically, and offers region-specific spelling and vocabulary guidance. It is available on the web, Android, iOS, and macOS, as well as through an API and browser extension. Listed integrations include Google Docs, Gmail, LinkedIn, X, Slack, Facebook, Instagram, Notion, Google Sheets, Jira, Medium, and ChatGPT. The web checker can be used without signup for grammar checks, rewriting, paraphrasing, and summaries. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 10 free corrections. Unlimited costs $10 a month and includes unlimited corrections and all writing tools; its trial lasts three days. The privacy policy says third-party products may collect error-log data such as device IP address and app configuration.

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