Apps & Software, scanned 2026-11-03
grammarly.com
80/100
Grade B
bot wall ×1
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Find a price
The Pricing link in the top navigation opens the plans page, which shows the Pro plan's price next to a free-trial offer (no billing period is stated for Pro).
“Pro — Achieve your goals with clear and confident writing. $12 USD — Try for free”
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Search for something
The site has no search box, but Resources > Blog > Language Rules > Punctuation & Capitalization led to a comma-rules article.
“Essential Comma Rules for Business Emails | Grammarly”
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Start a purchase or sign-up
Choosing the Pro plan's 'Try for $0.00' on the plans page opened the upgrade flow, which first asks you to sign in or create an account with an email; stopped there.
“grammarly.com/upgrade/pro/try — Sign in: Email [Continue], 'I don't have an account'”
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Find a human
The Contact page's 'Submit a Support Request' link goes to support.grammarly.com, which showed a Cloudflare bot check that never cleared; only a sales contact remained.
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Find the fine print
The footer 'Terms of service' page states the cancellation and no-refund policy for paid subscriptions.
“8.10. No Refunds. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, all payments made by you under these Terms are non-refundable… we do not provide refunds or credits for any partially used Subscription periods”