Grammarly has 7 close competitors: Superhuman, Applied Intuition, Canva, Microsoft.
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GrammarlySuperhumanApplied IntuitionCanvaCloudKitchensFigmaElevenLabsGrammarly is an English-language writing assistant that checks spelling, grammar, tone and possible plagiarism and, since 2025, adds generative AI drafting and editing tools. Developed in Ukraine and launched in 2009, it is now built by Superhuman Platform Inc., headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Kyiv, New York and Vancouver, and ships as a standalone app, a browser extension and a Google Docs add-on.
Grammarly competes with 7 companies here: Superhuman, Applied Intuition, Canva, CloudKitchens, Figma, ElevenLabs, Microsoft.
Grammarly was last valued at $13B (post-money, Nov 2021). That price was agreed in one transaction and holds until the next round. A listed competitor is repriced every trading session.
No. Grammarly is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
The last valuation is $13B.
Lead investors for each round are in the funding timeline.
The closest ai writing assistance / productivity software peers are on the competitors page.
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