Cancel Grammarly in only a few simple steps

Grammarly improves your writing by identifying and correcting mistakes in your texts. Once you subscribe to Grammarly, you can either use the limited free edition of the tool or go all-in with a paid Premium account.

How to cancel Grammarly

There are several ways you can go about canceling your Grammarly account:

How to cancel Grammarly via email

1. Write an email explaining that you’d like to delete your Grammarly account
2. Send the email to support@grammarly.com
3. Wait for a cancelation confirmation from the support team

How to cancel Grammarly via phone

1. Dial (888) 318-6146
2. Be patient while you wait in a phone queue
3. Once an operator picks up, explain that you’d like your account to be deleted
4. Follow through on the instructions provided by the support rep

How to cancel Grammarly online

Here’s how you can delete your paid Grammarly account:

1. Log in to your Premium account via the Grammarly Sign-in page
2. Go to the Account section
3. Open the Subscription tab
4. Click on the Cancel Subscription link
5. Select Yes once a prompted window pops up
6. (Optional) Pick the reason why you decided to stop using Grammarly
7. Click on Cancel Subscription

Here’s how you can delete your free Grammarly account:

1. Log in to your account via the Grammarly Sign-in page
2. Open the Account section
3. Select the Delete Account button
4. Type in your password
5. Confirm the cancelation

Delete your Grammarly account with DoNotPay

If you’d prefer to let someone else do the cancelation for you, DoNotPay can help you unsubscribe from Grammarly in no time. On top of being quicker, using our app is a by far simpler method of deleting your account—here’s all you need to do:

• Open the DoNotPay app on your web browser
• Click on Find Hidden Money
• Type in Grammarly in the search bar
• Click on Unsubscribe

Once you give us the green light to delete your account, we’ll handle everything from that point on. We’ll get in touch with Grammarly’s team, explain the situation, make sure the account is deleted, and inform you once the cancelation goes through.

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If you connect your email address or bank account to DoNotPay, our app will be able to automatically identify all of your current subscriptions. This will allow you to separate services you want from those needlessly costing you money.

Once you decide to cut a service from the list, all you need to do is give us the word and our team will handle the unsubscription process from head to toe. In the meantime, you’re free to use the time we saved you on something more productive than waiting for operators to pick up their phones.

Does Grammarly prorate their cancelations?

Once you cancel your Grammarly Premium account, you’ll be able to use it until the end of the current billing cycle. Your account will then be downgraded to the free version of the app, but you’ll be able to keep all of your documents.

What do Grammarly’s charges look like on my statement?

Can I pause Grammarly Premium instead of canceling it?

No, you can’t. Your only two options are to continue using the paid version of the app or cancel the subscription and revert back to the free edition.

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