Grammarly pricing starts at $0 for the free tier, then $12 a month for the paid plan, Pro, when billed annually, as of October 2026, on the vendor’s plans page. Enterprise has no public price. Support lists Pro at $144 a year, $60 a quarter or $30 a month, so the billing period moves the bill more than the plan name does.
This guide works as a pricing FAQ: it covers what each plan costs, what the free tier limits, how billing and cancelling work and how to save money. Every figure comes from the vendor’s own plans and support pages, and it can change them at any time.
Key takeaways
- Three plans are sold on grammarly.com: Free at $0, Pro and Enterprise on request.
- Pro costs $144 a year ($12 per month on average), $60 per three months or $30 a month for each member. Paying monthly costs $216 more a year (our arithmetic).
- Cancelling stops renewal and keeps paid features until the period ends. Refunds are issued only if the law requires one.
Grammarly pricing at a glance: Free, Premium and Pro
The table sets the plans side by side. Prices are in US dollars, the default currency, and tax may be added by billing address.
| Plan | Annual plan, each month | Quarterly | Monthly plan | AI prompts a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | $0 | 100 |
| Premium (app stores only) | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed | 1,000 |
| Pro | $12 on average ($144 a year) | $60 per three months | $30 | 2,000 for each member |
| Enterprise | Contact sales | Contact sales | Contact sales | Unlimited for each member |
The plans page headlines the paid plan at $12 and shows no billing period beside it. The support article How much does Grammarly Pro cost? gives the other totals. Check the total at checkout before you pay.
How much does Grammarly cost a month?
For one person it is $12 a month if you commit for a year, or $30 if you pay month to month. Paying every three months sits between them: $60 for three months is $20 a month on our arithmetic. The price is per member, so a team multiplies it by its seats.
| Billing period | Price for each member | Cost over 12 months (our arithmetic) |
|---|---|---|
| Annual plan | $144 a year | $144 |
| Every three months | $60 | $240 |
| Monthly | $30 | $360 |
One annual payment is 60% cheaper than twelve monthly ones ($216 saved out of $360, our arithmetic). The trade-off is paying $144 at once.
What each plan includes
The free version of Grammarly: what the free plan limits
Grammarly’s free plan has no end date, so a free account stays free as long as you want. This writing assistant lists writing without spelling mistakes, a view of your tone and 100 AI prompts a month. That covers basic grammar and spelling checks. Tone adjustment, sentence rewrites, citation checks and AI-generated text checks are unavailable on Free.
Each question you type counts against the allowance, which refills monthly. When it runs out, the underlined suggestions in your text keep working and only the generative features pause.
Grammarly Pro: the paid plan
The paid plan offers more, going beyond basic checks. These advanced features come on top of Free: one-click rewrites, tone adjustment, fluent English help, unlimited personalised suggestions, plagiarism detection, an AI detector and a monthly allowance of 2,000 for each member. The vendor also lists a document editor to polish drafts, writing support in more than 20 languages and use in Microsoft Word and Gmail. One person can use it, or a team of up to 149 seats.
Grammarly Premium plan: still sold in app stores
The Premium version survives only in the Apple App Store and Google Play. Support describes it as an individual plan for mobile and desktop with advanced writing features such as tone suggestions and a 1,000 monthly allowance, without team tools. The vendor lists no store price, so check the listing. The paid plan also replaced the old Business plan, and Premium buyers on the vendor’s site moved to it at no extra cost. For the renaming story, read Business vs Premium: what changed.
Enterprise: custom pricing
The page shows a Contact Sales button and no price. Enterprise adds dedicated support, custom roles, data loss prevention, BYOK encryption and an unlimited allowance.
What changes the bill: seats, tax and currency
- Seats. A seat added mid-term is prorated for the days left, and the next renewal charges the full new seat count as one payment. Five seats on the annual plan cost $720 a year (our arithmetic). Accounts on Free or Premium can join another person’s team plan.
- Tax. Tax may be added by billing address, as a separate fee or inside the price. Individual plans cannot claim an exemption.
- Currency. Regional prices in euros, pounds and Indian rupees appear at checkout, so your number may differ.
- Not offered. Support lists no gift, lifetime or one-time plans.
Compare Grammarly pricing with the Superhuman suite
The company now belongs to Superhuman, and a separate support article lists suite plans. Suite Pro is $12 a member a month billed annually and $15 billed monthly. It says the annual suite plan includes the paid plan, while the monthly one sells it as a $15 a month add-on. The standalone monthly price is $30 on the cost page, so the two lists disagree. Only the $12 annual figure matches, which makes it the safe one to use.
How Grammarly billing works: subscription, cancelling and refunds
A plan renews automatically unless you cancel before the billing cycle ends. Charges fall on the purchase date at the start of each cycle, and a payment may take a few days to show on a bank statement.
How to cancel a plan
Cancelling stops renewal, and paid features stay until the period you paid for ends. Open Account, then Your account, then Subscription, scroll to Cancel Subscription and pick a reason. On a phone, use account.grammarly.com. An App Store purchase is cancelled through Apple.
Can you get a refund?
Support says you can cancel any time, but refunds are issued only if required by law. App Store buyers ask Apple. Two cases return money: an admin who buys a team plan with the same email gets a prorated refund for the individual plan, and a team member can click Request a refund. The plans page adds that Premium users who switch to Pro are refunded pro rata.
Payment methods
The vendor’s pages differ. The plans page FAQ names Visa, American Express, Mastercard and Discover cards or PayPal. The cost article adds debit cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The list at checkout is the one that applies.
Is there a free trial, a student discount or another offer?
Trials come and go. Grammarly offers a free trial of the paid plan only periodically, and the option appears before you upgrade when there is one. The plans page showed “Try Pro for $0 today” with an email reminder 2 days before the trial ends. A seven-day trial is not charged before it ends. Cancelling ends it at once and keeps your documents.
Student and other verified discounts
Eligible students can get 50% off the paid plan through SheerID verification, according to the student discount page, which calls it a limited-time offer. The wider SheerID page saves up to $72 and also covers educators, young adults, the military, first responders, healthcare workers and seniors. Verification can take up to seven business days. The conditions matter:
- It is valid for one billing period, and the plan then renews at the standard rate.
- It applies to the first seat only and cannot be combined with other offers.
- It does not apply to App Store or Google Play purchases.
On the annual price, 50% off $144 is $72 (our arithmetic). Schools can ask the vendor’s Sales team for an Education quote.
Which plan do you need?
- Occasional emails and posts: if you are using Grammarly rarely, stay on the free tier.
- Daily writing with sentence help and plagiarism checks: Pro on the annual plan.
- A team of two to 149: the paid plan, with one payment for all seats.
- Security and identity rules: Enterprise, quoted by sales.
Ways to pay less on Grammarly pricing: is it worth it?
For people who write daily and use tone changes, many find the paid plan good value. If it feels pricey, note that the monthly rate is two and a half times the annual one. There are five ways to spend less.
- Start with free Grammarly. The free tier has no time limit.
- Pay yearly. It cuts the rate from $30 to about $12, if you will write all year.
- Verify for a discount. Students and the other groups can get 50% off the first period.
- Try a trial, then decide. Cancel before it renews if you do not need it.
- Use a DigitaVision shared seat. The Grammarly group buy costs $1.99 for 30 days, renews every 30 days and can be cancelled anytime. Several members share one account and access Grammarly through the DigitaVision Chrome extension in the browser, and each signs in once. The seat opens in the member area once your payment is confirmed. The listing covers fixes to grammar, punctuation and sentence structure, plus clarity, tone, fluency and readability for emails, documents and online content, under fair-use limits. It says AI writing credits are not guaranteed and does not name a tier. You give up an account in your name, your own billing and any admin or team style guide. It is not an official subscription, and DigitaVision is not affiliated with Grammarly. Support runs every day from 8 AM to 3 AM Bangladesh time, and a shared tool that is down for more than 48 hours gets a replacement or a pro-rated refund.
The SEO Combo Pack also includes Grammarly among its 11 tools. The pack page warns that a tool inside the pack can offer less than the same plan bought alone, so read the limits first. If you need your own login or admin controls, an official plan is the better choice. For other writing tools, see the best Grammarly alternatives.
FAQ
These frequently asked questions are answered from the vendor’s pages.
How much is Grammarly pricing for Pro?
At the time of writing, it costs $144 a year ($12 on average each month), $60 per three months or $30 a month for each member. Regional prices appear at checkout.
Is Grammarly free to use online?
Yes, up to a point. Free costs $0 and includes spelling and grammar help, tone view and 100 AI prompts a month. Rewrites and AI-text checks need the paid plan.
Is Grammarly cheaper for students?
Eligible students can get 50% off the paid plan through SheerID. It applies to one billing period and the first seat only.
Does Grammarly have a free trial?
Only at times. Support says trials are offered periodically, and the plans page showed one with a reminder 2 days before it ends.
Is there a cheaper way to use Grammarly?
Yes, with trade-offs. A DigitaVision shared seat is a separate product with its own price and limits, and it is not an official subscription.
