Updated: October 24, 2026.
| Name | Linguix |
| Overview | Linguix is a versatile writing tool designed to enhance writing quality through grammar checking and content-improvement suggestions. It provides users with in-depth insights into their writing, such as identifying grammar mistakes, suggesting brevity enhancements, recognizing engagement phrases, and highlighting harmful language. Additionally, it tracks changes in team performance over time, alerts users about stylistic issues, and monitors overall content quality trends. Linguix offers browser extensions and dedicated Google Workspace and Microsoft Office add-ins. Website compatibility varies; check support for your editor rather than assuming every field works. Business includes team management, shared style guides and analytics. SSO and on-premise deployment were not confirmed as standard current plan inclusions; ask the provider if these are requirements. Its website displays user testimonials and ratings; these are provider-published references, not performance testing for this article. |
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| Who uses? | Writers, Content creators, Teams, Editors |
| Pricing | Linguix retains a free plan with basic checks, limited rewriting and browser-extension access. Current offers include:
Pro monthly and annual billing were checked separately on October 24, 2026. The Business amount above is an annual equivalent, not a verified monthly-billing price. Confirm the selected term, seat count, currency and final total. Linguix Turbo is a separate product; a writing-assistant Pro subscription does not automatically include Turbo Pro. See Pro pricing and Business pricing. |
| Tags | Writing assistant, Grammar checker, Language enhancer, AI grammar tools |
| App available? |
Web editor, browser extensions, Office/Google Workspace add-ins and an official Android keyboard. The official apps page also lists an iOS keyboard, but its current store destination could not be verified here. |
Review grammar and rewriting suggestions for meaning, tone and factual accuracy before accepting them. Team writing scores are editing signals, not a complete measure of an employee’s performance. Sources: current writing features, team capabilities, and service and subscription terms.
Image context: The existing Linguix homepage screenshot shows an earlier sample editor, user counts, ratings and marketing claims. Its capture date is unknown; it is not a test of writing accuracy or evidence of current review totals.
