Geardex vs Grammarly

Starter free: up to 25 gear items in 10 categories, 3 shoot plans, 1 client gallery with 50 MB, 1 gear document, 1 kit on the Site, 25 AI actions a week, QR label per item, CSV import and export. Pro $4/month or $39/year ($3.25/month billed yearly, saving $9): unlimited gear in 50 categories, 3 Site themes and 10 pages with own domain, 3 client galleries at 200 MB each, 150 AI actions a week, market price lookup 10/week. Studio $19/month or $179/year (~$14.92/month billed yearly, saving $49): 10-seat team workspace, all 12 themes, Stories, 10 active galleries at 10 GB each with 100 GB total, booking, quotes, contracts, invoices, Studio Agent API and webhooks, unlimited AI actions. Prices in USD with taxes calculated at checkout. No free trial on paid plans; refunds not automatic. The site's llms.txt states that older third-party listings quoting $9 and $29 are out of date.

Submitted via form by the vendor 2026-10-22 05:38 UTC (2026-10-21 22:38 PDT); editorial entry written independently from live pages on the site's Pacific working date 2026-10-21. Prices were read from three surfaces that agree: the application/ld+json Offer array on /pricing (0.00, 4.00, 39.00, 19.00, 179.00), the rendered plan cards and the limit-by-limit comparison table on the same page, and /legal/billing which restates US$4/month or US$39/year and US$19/month or US$179/year; the site's llms.txt carries the same figures. Category was reclassified from the submitted 'Writing & Productivity' to Productivity after reading the product pages - it is a gear-inventory and studio-operations app, not a writing tool. Legal pages read in full: /legal/privacy (last updated 2026-10-19, 16 sections), /legal/terms (2026-10-02, 13 sections, California governing law, liability cap of the greater of six months' fees or US$100), /legal/billing (refunds, renewals, California Automatic Renewal Law notice) and /legal/notice; all four return 200 and the Terms' reference to /legal/billing resolves. Privacy section 1 names the controller as Dylan Andersen, GearDex, 842 St Vincent, Irvine, CA 92618, matching /legal/notice and /contact. Trackers were checked on the served pages rather than assumed: Google Analytics G-BNVX42Q1BT loads with Consent Mode defaulting analytics_storage and ad_storage to denied and send_page_view false, and the policy scopes Analytics to accepted cookies, with an Accept All / Reject All banner present in the markup. Contact route: geardex.app publishes no MX (DNS returns only the SOA for the apex), so the address on every page and in the submission - geardex.help@gmail.com - is the working route, not a @geardex.app address. Domain registered 2025-06-28 with Namecheap on Vercel DNS, 16 months old at the check. The privacy policy describes iPhone and Android apps that are not shipped - /download offers Safari Add to Home Screen for iPhone, lists no Android app and carries no App Store or Play link - and that discrepancy is recorded in cons rather than treated as a blocker. Vendor usage claims (300+ photographers, 6,100+ items tracked, $722K+ managed) are unverified by us. No purchase or account was created and no checkout was exercised.

Free: $0/month and 100 generative-AI prompts per month. Pro: displayed at $12 USD and includes 2,000 AI prompts per member per month, unlimited personalized suggestions, full-sentence rewrites, tone controls, plagiarism checking, and AI-generated-text detection. Enterprise: contact sales and includes unlimited prompts per member per month plus enterprise controls. The extracted pricing page did not unambiguously expose the billing cadence attached to the displayed $12 Pro amount.

Official sources confirm AI drafting, rewriting, tone adjustment, fluency suggestions, grammar assistance, plagiarism checking, and AI-text detection. For Free, Premium, and single-user Pro accounts, Product Improvement and Training is enabled by default, but users can opt out; when disabled, user content is not used for model training, validation, or product improvement. Multi-user accounts bought directly online are also enabled by default, with an administrator opt-out. Enterprise-tier, sales-purchased Pro/Business, and Education accounts have training disabled by default. Grammarly says its external LLM service providers may receive prompts and context to provide generative features but may not train their models on user content. Under the October 29, 2025 Superhuman terms, inputs and outputs are User Content, and users own all right, title, and interest in User Content; the terms also grant Superhuman a broad license for operating, improving, customizing, and developing its services.