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Grammarly is sold by Superhuman Platform Inc. as Free, Pro (per member, up to 149 seats) and Enterprise (through Superhuman Go) plans, with Premium app-store plans and institution licences for Education, metered by seats, End User accounts and monthly generative AI prompts.

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Overview articleGrammarly licensingGrammarly is sold by Superhuman Platform Inc. as Free, Pro (per member, up to 149 seats) and Enterprise (through Superhuman Go) plans, with Premium app-store plans and institution licences for Education, metered by seats, End User accounts and monthly generative AI prompts.Cited · Edited 2026-10-08 · 14 references

Guides

Grammarly Terms of Service and Customer Business AgreementCited · Edited 2026-10-08Grammarly Pro seats and true-up billingCited · Edited 2026-10-08Grammarly generative AI prompts, agents and usage limitsCited · Edited 2026-10-08Grammarly Enterprise, Education and administration controlsCited · Edited 2026-10-08

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From the Grammarly catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 67 verbatim excerpts from 25 Grammarly documents.

Products

All 10 Products

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All Grammarly and Superhuman services, Grammarly, Grammarly Business, Grammarly Enterprise, Grammarly for Education, Grammarly Free, Grammarly Pro, Superhuman Business, and 2 more

Product History

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  1. Grammarly acquired CodaClosed 2025

    Grammarly acquired Coda, the document and workspace maker; Coda's founder Shishir Mehrotra became CEO of the combined company. Grammarly later renamed the company Superhuman and included Coda in a bundled suite.

    Legacy productBecame
    CodaKept Coda (Superhuman suite) · Listed as the all-in-one workspace in the Superhuman suite from 29 October 2025
    Licensing impact
    • Coda's CEO announced that Coda was merging with Grammarly, that existing docs would continue to work as before and that he would lead the combined companies as CEO.[1]
    • On 29 October 2025 Grammarly announced it was changing its company name to Superhuman and moving from a single product to a suite including Grammarly, Coda, Superhuman Mail and Superhuman Go, available as a bundled subscription.[2]
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  2. Grammarly acquired SuperhumanAnnounced 2025-06-30 · Closed 2025

    Grammarly announced its intent to acquire Superhuman, the AI-native email app, on 30 June 2025. By October 2025 Grammarly described Superhuman Mail as acquired and renamed the company Superhuman.

    Legacy productBecame
    Superhuman (email app)Renamed Superhuman Mail · Named Superhuman Mail in the suite announced on 29 October 2025
    Grammarly (company name)Renamed Superhuman (company name) · The Grammarly product continues to exist; the company name changed
    Licensing impact
    • Grammarly said the acquisition would make email a surface for its agents, alongside its recent Coda acquisition.[1]
    • Superhuman's founder announced on 1 July 2025 that Superhuman was being acquired by Grammarly to build an AI-native productivity suite.[2]
    • On 29 October 2025 Grammarly stated that it had acquired Coda and Superhuman Mail earlier in the year, changed its company name to Superhuman and offered the suite as a bundled subscription.[3]
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