For longtime, I was looking for the Grammarly alternative. Glad to realise that now I have one. My main purpose to buy Copywritely is for the Grammar and plagiarism check. Thankfully it does both of these + many more things that I wasn't even aware that I may need.

Apart from Grammar and Plagiarsim check, Copywritely has other SEO based content optimisation features too. For example- Keyword Check feature in which you can type your 'Focus Keyword' to find out how many times it was exactly used in the content. Or you can use 'KeyWord Relevance' feature to find out which 'focus keyword' you should use based on the number of times it was used in the article. Similarly, there are 9 such parameters to go through ( Screenshot - http://url.digitallyup.stream/9f0b6d ) and check your content on every possible aspects.

I have extensively used Grammarly in my life and I won't shy away in saying nothing can beat Grammarly for everything it has to offer. Having said that I did some comparision between Grammarly and Copywritely for grammar and plagiarism check. Here is the result.

Plagiasrim -

Copywritely - http://url.digitallyup.stream/b98fcb ( It shows 100% unique article)
Grammarly - http://url.digitallyup.stream/756dbe ( It shows 94% unique article )

The test content was a fully unique piece of work and hence getting 100% uniqueness is obvious but Grammarly did a great job by precisely finding out even the slighest strings of sentence matching.

English Grammar related alerts-

Grammarly - http://url.digitallyup.stream/176bcc ( Total 40 alerts )
Copywritely- http://url.digitallyup.stream/29e17d ( Total 12 alerts )

The dictionary database of copywritely doesn't appear to be contemporary and hence it couldn't identify the words like Merch, Vlogger etc. while Grammarly does.

All said and done, Copywritely is still very new in comparison to Grammarly and hence I do feel that it will need some more time to get that premiumness. Though has many other features to offer than what Grammarly isn't even aiming for. UI wise, I am loving Copywritely too.

I love this 'context of writing ' features of Grammarly where is asks to describe our writing in terms of Intent, Audience, Style, Emotion and Domain ( Screenshot - http://url.digitallyup.stream/15f741 ). I wish we will have the similar feature in Copywritely as well some day.

Looking forward to a more shining future.