Revise
Overview
Revise is an AI editor for proofreading, grammar and style refinement that preserves author voice, offers customizable style rules and edit intensity, model choices, tracked accept/reject edits, in-document chat, speech-to-text, and team versioning.
From the official site
Accept or reject every grammar and clarity edit. Free 2,000 words/month. Try Revise AI at revise.net.
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Official FAQ
- What's the difference between Pro and Ultra?
- Both plans include unlimited rules, custom prompts, and unlimited documents. Ultra gives you 5x the words (2,000,000/month vs 400,000/month), our most advanced AI models (Claude Sonnet), beta feature access, and priority support. It's built for heavy, high-volume writing.
- Can I cancel anytime?
- Yes. Cancel in one click from this page, no questions asked. You keep full access until the end of your current billing period.
- Is Revise a Grammarly alternative?
- Yes. Revise is an AI writing editor built as a Grammarly alternative for people who want more control. Grammarly is strong at catching grammar; Revise is a line editor that preserves your voice and lets you accept or reject every edit. Nothing is silently rewritten.
- Will it change my writing voice?
- Only where you allow it. Revise is an AI editor that preserves your voice. Every suggestion shows up as a tracked change you can accept, reject, or modify. Custom writing rules and voice profiles keep edits in your style. We edit in your style; we do not write the text for you.
- Can I use it to edit fiction or a novel?
- Yes. Fiction writers, authors, and novelists use Revise as an AI line editor on drafts they already wrote. It polishes the prose; it does not write the book or generate the next chapter.
- How is this different from ChatGPT?
- ChatGPT generates or rewrites on request and often replaces your draft. Revise is an AI writing editor: you paste what you wrote, review line-level suggestions, and accept or reject every edit. Nothing is silently rewritten.
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