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Head-to-Head Comparison
GitHub Copilot vs Grammarly
An honest, side-by-side breakdown of pricing, features, and security — so you can pick the right tool.
Feature comparison
| Feature | GitHub Copilot | Grammarly |
|---|---|---|
| CompareMyAI score | 8.5 / 10 | 8.1 / 10 |
| Free tier | ||
| API access | ||
| Open source | ||
| Enterprise ready | ||
| GDPR compliant | ||
| SOC 2 certified | ||
| ISO 27001 | ||
| MFA supported | ||
| Trains on your data | Yes |
Pricing
FreeFree
Pro£8/mo
Pro+£31/mo
Business£15/mo
Enterprise£31/mo
G
FreeFree
Pro£10/mo
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Prices in GBP. Verified monthly. Always check the provider's site for the latest.
Pros & cons
GitHub Copilot
Pros
- +Deeply integrated into VS Code and major IDEs
- +Excellent at code completion and boilerplate
- +Strong enterprise security
- +Trained on vast public code
Cons
- −Requires GitHub subscription
- −Can suggest insecure code patterns
- −Less useful for architecture decisions
Grammarly
Pros
- +SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified — strongest compliance in the writing category
- +Works across browser, desktop, Word, Google Docs, and email with one install
- +Pro tier confirmed at £10/mo in GBP — transparent UK pricing
- +Explicit opt-out from AI model training available in account settings
Cons
- −Trains on user writing by default — opt-out required
- −GDPR compliance not explicitly confirmed on accessed official pages
- −Free AI prompt limit (100/mo) may feel restrictive for daily users
Our take— GitHub Copilot wins
Based on our comparison of published pricing, features, and compliance data, GitHub Copilot pulls ahead with GDPR compliance and a no-training-on-your-data policy. Grammarly stays close but doesn't lead on any single attribute here. GitHub Copilot scores 8.5/10 to Grammarly's 8.1/10. Pick GitHub Copilot if GDPR compliance matters; Grammarly is the pick if it doesn't.