Grammarly Pricing 2026: Free, Pro at $12 a Month and Enterprise

Grammarly costs $0 on the Free plan and $12 per member a month for Pro billed annually ($144 a year), or $60 a quarter, or $30 month to month, according to Grammarly's support page on Pro pricing read on 28 October 2026. Enterprise is a quote. Free keeps spelling and grammar fixes, tone detection and 100 AI prompts a month, which covers most people who only want clean emails.

The billing cycle is the real pricing decision here. Pro is one product sold on three terms, and over a year the monthly term costs two and a half times the annual one. This page works out which term wins for how long you need it, and what a team of 5, 10, 25 or 149 people pays on each.

Toolradar data: Toolradar tracks 15 grammar and style tools as of 27 October 2026, and 67% of them are free, freemium or open source. Grammarly sits in that majority with its free tier, so the paid question is only about the extras. Its product record is on Grammarly's Toolradar page.

Plan	Price	Billing	What it adds
Free	$0	n/a	Spelling and grammar fixes, tone detection, 100 AI prompts a month
Pro, annual	$12 per member a month	$144 per member a year	Rewrites, tone changes, fluency, plagiarism and AI detection, 2,000 AI prompts per member a month, team style guide
Pro, quarterly	$20 per member a month on average	$60 per member every three months	Same features as annual Pro
Pro, monthly	$30 per member a month	Month to month	Same features as annual Pro
Enterprise	Custom quote	Contract	Unlimited AI prompts, SAML SSO, SCIM, data loss prevention, BYOK encryption, dedicated support

The quarterly monthly average is our arithmetic on the $60 quarterly charge. Grammarly says US dollars are the default and that euro, pound and rupee pricing appears at checkout for those regions.

What does the free Grammarly plan include?

The free plan corrects spelling and grammar, shows the tone of what you wrote and gives you 100 generative AI prompts a month, per the comparison on Grammarly's plans page. For someone writing short emails and chat messages in their first language, that is the whole product they need; the AI email assistants guide covers tools that draft the replies too.

What Free leaves out is everything that changes your sentences for you. Full-sentence rewrites, one-click tone adjustments, fluency suggestions for non-native speakers, inclusive language checks, citation consistency, plagiarism checks and AI-text detection are all Pro features. The step from Free to Pro is about rewriting, not correcting. If you never click "rewrite", the free tier is not a trial version; it is the product.

How much is Grammarly Pro, and which billing term should you pick?

Pro costs the same per member whichever way you pay; only the commitment changes. Over twelve months the annual plan is $144, four quarters cost $240 and twelve months of monthly billing cost $360, all our arithmetic on the support page's rates. Annual is cheaper than monthly once you need Pro for five months or more.

Here is the cheapest way to cover a given stretch of time, our arithmetic on the three published prices:

How long you need Pro	Cheapest option	Cost
1 month	One monthly payment	$30
2 to 3 months	One quarter	$60
4 to 6 months	Two quarters	$120
7 to 12 months	One annual plan	$144

The quarterly plan is the overlooked option. A freelancer with a three-month contract or a student with one heavy semester pays $60 instead of $90 on monthly billing. Past six months, though, a third quarter pushes the total past the annual price, so anything longer should be annual.

There is one reason to accept the monthly premium: refunds. Grammarly's refund page says refunds are issued only if required by law. An annual plan you stop using in month two is money gone, while a monthly plan limits the mistake to one payment.

What does Grammarly cost for a team?

Pro is also the team plan now. Grammarly's Pro overview says Pro replaces the old Business plan and supports up to 149 members, with all seats billed as one payment. Each seat carries the same rate, so team cost is simple multiplication.

Team size	Annual billing, per year	Quarterly billing, per year	Monthly billing, per year
1 member	$144	$240	$360
5 members	$720	$1,200	$1,800
10 members	$1,440	$2,400	$3,600
25 members	$3,600	$6,000	$9,000
149 members (Pro cap)	$21,456	$35,760	$53,640

All team figures are our arithmetic on the published per-member rates. A 10-person team saves $2,160 a year by paying annually instead of monthly, which is the biggest single lever in Grammarly's pricing. The same annual-versus-monthly gap shows up across team software, as our Claude team pricing comparison and Notion pricing breakdown show.

Two rules shape a team bill beyond that. Seats added mid-term are charged at the same rate, prorated to the days left in the current period, so hiring in month six does not cost a full year. And the 149-seat cap is firm: a 150-person company leaves list pricing and needs an Enterprise quote.

What a team gets in the Pro seat matters for that comparison. Pro includes one style guide, one brand tone, two user groups, snippets, knowledge share, team and individual analytics and priority support. Enterprise lifts the style guides and brand tones to unlimited and adds SAML single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, data loss prevention, an audit logs API and BYOK encryption. If your security team requires SSO, Pro is not an option at any size.

For invoicing, the plans page FAQ says teams buying for 10 or more members on an annual plan can request an invoice payable by bank transfer, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Is the Superhuman suite cheaper than Grammarly Pro?

Not cheaper, but it can give you more for the same money. Grammarly now belongs to Superhuman, whose suite bundles Grammarly, Superhuman Docs (formerly Coda), Superhuman Mail and the Superhuman Go agent. Grammarly's suite announcement lists Superhuman Pro at $12 per member a month billed annually, and says that annual plan includes Grammarly Pro access.

On monthly billing the bundle is no bargain. Superhuman Pro is $15 a month, and Grammarly Pro is a separate $15 add-on, so the pair costs exactly what monthly Grammarly Pro costs alone. Superhuman Business, which adds Superhuman Mail, is $33 per member a month billed annually or $40 monthly.

The practical rule: if you are buying annual Grammarly Pro anyway, check whether Superhuman Pro at the same rate gives your team a docs tool you would use. Our Coda review covers the docs half of that bundle. If your team lives in Google Docs or Word, the extras add nothing, and our Google Workspace pricing and Microsoft 365 business pricing guides cover those suites.

How does Grammarly compare with QuillBot and Wordtune on price?

QuillBot Premium is the cheaper annual buy at $99.95 a year, $44 less than annual Grammarly Pro, according to QuillBot's own pricing FAQ. Its monthly plan is $19.95 and its three-month plan is $39.95. QuillBot is built around paraphrasing and summarizing, so it competes on rewrites rather than on team style guides.

Wordtune's plans page lists Unlimited at $9.99 a month and Advanced at $6.99 a month, both billed annually, or $19.99 and $13.99 on monthly billing. Those are list prices; on November 5, 2026 the page also showed a Black Friday discount below them. Advanced caps rewrites at 30 a day; Unlimited removes the cap. Neither tier lists plagiarism checks or AI-text detection.

Grammarly costs more because the Pro seat bundles plagiarism checking, AI detection and team brand controls that the other two do not sell in one plan. If those matter, Pro is the simpler buy, and one invoice beats stitching three tools together. If you mostly rewrite your own sentences, QuillBot or Wordtune covers it for less. Our best AI writing tools guide ranks the wider field, and the free grammar checkers list covers the no-cost options.

Does Grammarly have a free trial?

Grammarly's plans page shows a "Try for free" button on Pro with an email reminder two days before the trial ends. Its trial billing article describes a seven-day free trial of a paid plan with no charge before it ends. A small pending charge can appear to verify the card, and it drops off if you cancel.

Use the trial to test the features you would pay for. Run a week of real work through rewrites and tone changes; if you never reach for them, stay on Free. Our AI for productivity guide has ideas for what to test.

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Which Grammarly plan should you buy?

Stay on Free if you write in your first language and only need errors caught. The free tier's 100 prompts a month also covers occasional AI drafting.

Buy Pro annually if you will use rewrites, tone changes or plagiarism checks for more than six months. Buy a quarter instead for a short project, and monthly only for a single deadline.

Buy Pro for the team up to 149 people when you want a shared style guide and brand tone. Ask for Enterprise once you need SSO, SCIM or data loss prevention, or pass 149 members.

How we checked these prices

Louis Corneloup, founder of Dupple and Toolradar, compiled this for Techpresso readers comparing writing tools. We read Grammarly's plans page and its support articles on Pro pricing, the Pro plan, refunds, free trials and the Superhuman suite on 28 October 2026, along with QuillBot's pricing FAQ and Wordtune's plans page the same day. All team totals, billing-term comparisons and averages are our arithmetic on those published rates; promotional prices and taxes are not included. The grammar-tool count comes from Toolradar's live ranking that week.

FAQ

How much does Grammarly cost in 2026?

Grammarly Free costs nothing. Pro is $12 per member a month on annual billing, which is $144 a year, or $60 per member every three months, or $30 per member month to month. Enterprise is priced by quote. Prices were read on Grammarly's support and plans pages on 28 October 2026.

What is included in the free Grammarly plan?

Free fixes spelling and grammar, shows your writing tone and includes 100 generative AI prompts a month. It does not include full-sentence rewrites, tone adjustments, fluency suggestions, plagiarism checks or AI-text detection, which are Pro features.

Is it cheaper to pay for Grammarly monthly or annually?

Annually, if you need Pro for more than six months: the annual plan costs $144 against $360 for twelve monthly payments. For two to six months, quarterly billing is cheapest, and for a single month, monthly billing is. Refunds are only issued where the law requires them, so annual billing is a real commitment.

How much does Grammarly cost for a team of 10?

A 10-member team pays $1,440 a year on annual Pro billing, $2,400 on quarterly billing and $3,600 on monthly billing, our arithmetic on Grammarly's per-member rates. Pro covers up to 149 members; larger teams need an Enterprise quote.

Is there still a Grammarly Business plan?

No. Grammarly's support pages say Pro replaces the Business plan, so style guides, brand tones, snippets and team analytics now come in the Pro seat. Enterprise is the tier above it, with SSO, SCIM and data loss prevention.

Is QuillBot cheaper than Grammarly?

Yes, on list price. QuillBot Premium is $99.95 a year or $19.95 a month, against Grammarly Pro's annual and monthly rates. Grammarly costs more because Pro bundles plagiarism checking, AI detection and team brand controls; QuillBot focuses on paraphrasing and summarizing.

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