Polish vs Wordvice AI

Polish is a desktop writing utility that transforms selected text inside other applications. Select text and press Ctrl+Space to apply Fix, Rewrite, Translate or TLDR without opening a chatbot or changing tabs. The maker says it works in apps supporting text selection, including Chrome, Safari, Mail, Messages, Notion, Slack, VS Code and Terminal. Translation works to and from more than 50 languages. The overall platform listing includes Linux, macOS and Windows; the listed plans name Mac and Windows. The Free plan costs nothing and allows 20 transformations monthly without a card or account. Unlimited costs $6 a month, billed monthly, while Unlimited annual costs $48 a year, billed annually. Paid plans add unlimited transformations, local mode, bring-your-own API keys and use on up to two devices.

Wordvice AI is an online writing tool for students and academic writers, with proofreading and grammar checking at its core. Its other tools cover paraphrasing, humanizing, translation, summarization, plagiarism checking, AI detection, rewriting, and document editing. The proofreader checks grammar, spelling, punctuation, and style, and can explain revisions with comments. Users can choose Light, Standard, Intensive, or Concise proofreading modes; Intensive and Concise are locked in the free interface. The Basic plan allows 5,000 words per month and up to 500 words per submission. Premium raises those limits to 1,000,000 words monthly and 20,000 per submission, with pricing from $9.95 a month billed annually. Wordvice AI runs on the web, macOS, Windows, and as an extension. It also offers a Microsoft Word add-in for Word 2021 and newer, Microsoft 365, and Word Online on Windows and Mac. Its Chrome extension translator supports 47 languages. Team plans add shared Premium access, member management, centralized billing, and owner, admin, and member roles. Human editing by professional editors is also available after AI proofreading.