How to cancel Grammarly subscription.

Before you start.

• Work out who billed you, because the plan name tells you. Grammarly states that Grammarly Premium is available through the App Store and Google Play, and that Grammarly Pro is available via web purchase. A Premium subscription bought in a store is cancelled in that store, and a Pro subscription on Grammarly's own pages.
• Grammarly is now part of Superhuman, a suite it describes as including Superhuman Go, Grammarly, Coda and Superhuman Mail. The iOS app's seller is now Superhuman Platform Inc, so the entry in your Apple subscriptions may not say Grammarly.
• That change has a consequence worth knowing. Grammarly states that for a Superhuman user, cancelling through the associated Grammarly account will apply across all other applications in the Superhuman suite.
• Do not expect a refund. Grammarly states that you can cancel at any time but that, as set out in its Terms of Service, refunds are issued only if required by law. It publishes no refund window.
• A genuine billing error is different. Grammarly states that if you have been charged by mistake or there has been an error in billing you should submit a support request detailing the issue, and that if you do not hear back within 24 hours you should check your spam folder.
• Watch the promotional renewal. Grammarly states that promo offers are valid for one subscription period only, that a subscription upgraded at a promotional rate is set to renew at a standard rate, and that promo offers apply to the first seat only with additional seats charged at a standard rate.
• If you are on a trial, Grammarly states it is a seven-day free trial of a paid plan, that you are not charged before it ends, and that a pending transaction during the trial is most likely a temporary verification charge.
• Cancelling the trial is not the same as cancelling a plan. Grammarly states that after cancelling a trial it ends immediately and the account converts to the free version without charges, while it states that cancelling a paid subscription keeps the paid features until the end of the period.
• On a team plan, be clear what you are ending. Grammarly states that cancelling will cancel all future payments and dissolve your Grammarly team at the end of the period you have already paid for.

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What happens next?

• Grammarly states that cancelling a subscription stops its automatic renewal but that you keep access to all paid features for the duration of your current subscription period.
• Your writing is not deleted. Grammarly states, for a cancelled trial, that your data will not be lost and that you will maintain access to all of your documents.
• On a team plan, Grammarly states that cancelling dissolves your Grammarly team at the end of the period already paid for, and that members who have been removed can continue using their existing Grammarly accounts with their stored documents unaffected.
• You drop to the free version, which loses the paid feature set: full-sentence rewrites, tone suggestions, the generative AI prompt allowance, and on Pro the style guides, brand tones, snippets and usage analytics.
• Cancelling a trial behaves differently from cancelling a plan. Grammarly states that after cancelling a trial it ends immediately and the account converts to the free version without any charges.
• Grammarly states that refunds are issued only if required by law, so cancelling stops the next charge rather than returning the last one.
• If you are a Superhuman user, Grammarly states that cancelling through the associated Grammarly account applies across all other applications in the Superhuman suite, so more than Grammarly stops.