Orfogrammka

An excellent service for working with texts. Of course, if you have perfect command of the Russian language, you might not need it. The service checks the text for various errors. While standard Word only highlights spelling mistakes and problematic punctuation, OrfoGramka identifies errors in style, typography, semantics, and more. On the other hand, this service is paid. There are two payment options, allowing you to choose the most convenient one for you. For those who check texts infrequently, pay-per-volume is a better fit. I started with this when I was checking a few texts. The current price is from 100 rubles for 100,000 characters (spaces included, which is not very convenient). The larger the package, the cheaper it becomes to use. I prefer monthly payment. I pay 300 rubles a month. But there are also limitations here – you can check no more than 1 million characters per month. If you exceed this limit, the license will stop working. Usually, I end up with 600-700 thousand characters a month, sometimes reaching up to 850 thousand, so I stay within the limit. If I were to choose a package, I would pay 500 rubles, which is almost twice as expensive. Since I check texts irregularly, I don’t see the point in buying a subscription for six months or a year, even though it would be cheaper that way.

Date of experience: August 29, 2025

I used OrfoGramka with a teacher's license, which is provided for free upon registration on Dnevnik.ru. With this tool, you can check essays and other student works, as well as working documents. However, checking anything else without payment is prohibited, otherwise the license can be revoked. Students can also use the program, but on a paid basis (although discounts are available for them). OrfoGramka effectively identifies mistakes, highlights them, and provides explanations, making it very useful in the educational process. I asked students to send their essays electronically, after which I checked them using the program. We then discussed all the mistakes in detail, reading the comments. For each mistake, there is a rule of the Russian language in the knowledge base with many examples, and the program also offers automatic corrections.

Date of experience: June 16, 2025

The program effectively identifies not only grammatical errors but also all "ugly" phrases, unnecessary spaces, and commas. It also helps with finding synonyms and correcting stress. I like that each mistake is explained. Like any service, it has a few minor bugs (for example, it doesn't recognize some colloquial expressions), so I recommend staying attentive. Good discounts on subscriptions are offered to teachers and students.

Date of experience: December 22, 2025

In difficult situations, this service has helped me more than once and regularly provides useful assistance. Many people online prefer another service, but I would specifically recommend OrfoGramka. After all, any text primarily requires such a check. The advice given is truly helpful, and you can also assess your works for aesthetics (tautology, unpleasant sounds, and so on). To perfect the material, it's worth using OrfoGramka's beta option. In the Quality section, they added a competitor to Glavred; the system is really clever :) It quickly gets rid of unnecessary words.

Date of experience: August 5, 2024

This may not be the most well-known service, but it is quite useful for anyone who writes. It not only checks spelling and punctuation but also reminds you of the rules. I think this is very important, as it helps avoid similar mistakes in the future. Another interesting feature is the text analysis for "water" in the "Quality" section. If you strive for perfection, you'll appreciate the "Beauty" tab. Orfogramka checks the text for tautologies, synonyms, and epithets. Overall, the service works even better than some editors ;) I deduct one star for the paid features. The free version only allows checks up to 6000 characters.

Date of experience: April 7, 2026

I like the ability to check texts not only for spelling errors (I'm fine with that), but also for their "beauty." It helps eliminate tautology and make the text more unique. When hovering over a repeated word, the program suggests synonyms. There is a function for checking "quality," but I haven't figured out how it works yet. This will be useful if you are writing articles.

Date of experience: September 2, 2025

Honestly, I don't understand who leaves such enthusiastic reviews... I purchased a yearly subscription, or rather, a license. It's a complete disappointment. The program finds very few errors, practically none. It doesn't recognize logical errors at all. Yes, the errors it does find are explained, but that's only a small percentage. It's not worth the money. Moreover, the license cannot be canceled and the remaining funds cannot be refunded, which really frustrates me...

Date of experience: April 15, 2026

The service for checking literacy is capable of identifying mistakes in your text, even if you have carefully proofread it. Such is the reality, as the human factor plays its role! However, Orfogrammka is a paid service, and sometimes there is a desire to look for free alternatives. Unfortunately, it turns out that there are simply no similar services, and other systems do not detect many errors that Orfogrammka easily finds. Therefore, for texts that I treat with particular attention and responsibility, I always run them through this service for assurance.

Date of experience: May 7, 2024

I use Orfogrammka along with the checks from Glavred and text.ru. Punctuation checking is especially important to me. None of the services provide this fully, but Orfogrammka comes the closest. It works well for different types of texts, while Glavred is better for dry and advertising materials, and I use text.ru for SEO checks. I respect Orfogrammka's social stance, especially that the program version is provided for free to educators.

Date of experience: September 4, 2024

I learned about the service three years ago from my colleagues when I was working as an editor at a publishing house. It always helps in contentious situations or when I need to double-check a text, and my eyes are already tired. The system not only highlights spelling and punctuation mistakes but also suggests refreshing knowledge (for example, reading the rules from Rozental's guide). The program is paid, and the trial period will not be enough, especially for those who work with texts. Currently, if it's necessary for work, I subscribe based on volume; usually, 100,000 characters per month is enough for me, which costs 150 rubles.

Date of experience: November 29, 2024