I've known about Grammarly for a while, but I read a hive post recently that reminded me about it, though I can't remember who wrote it. The post I made today was my first time using it, and I really turned to it as a substitute for not asking a friend to edit. I must admit that I am impressed. I wrote my post in Microsoft Word as always, then copy/paste it into Grammarly, my rough draft immediately had a sad score of 47. After applying all the changes it scored and 82. I've reread the post several times since publishing, and I know that the pro version of Grammarly would be beneficial, but I'm still not sold on shelling out for the expense yet. Maybe someday. You can check out my first post using Grammarly here https://leofinance.io/@cervantes420/coming-soon-advanced-whale-charming-class
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I have a free version myself. I know the tips from the premium version help, as I had a plugin in WordPress which offered such advanced tips in its premium version. But I don't find it a priority to upgrade to Grammarly.
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I can totally understand why you wouldn't find it to be a priority. I think it will be for me though. My goal has to be creating better, deeper, more meaningful, and more well-written content. So I think it'll be worth it, when I do get it.