Ensuring the safety and security of our users' information is important to us at Grammarly. We maintain protections and practice privacy by design.

We maintain stringent protections for our users and practice privacy by design. We encourage you to read our Privacy Policy for more detailed information.

No, we do not and will not sell the content you upload to our products. We make money from user subscriptions. We do not help third parties advertise their own products to our users.

No. A keylogger records every keystroke and sends data to a third party for the benefit of that party and does so without the user’s knowledge. Grammarly’s product doesn’t fit any of these descriptions.

To serve our customers, Grammarly collects necessary information, such as username, email address, and contact and language preferences. It also processes your text to deliver personalized writing feedback, but we adhere to stringent security mechanisms to protect your data and maintain your privacy. Read more in our Privacy Policy. Any user can request to view all data associated with their account. You can also find information about the small number of trusted third-party processors that help us provide our services.

No one individual at Grammarly can read your text at will, as we tightly control access to user data within the company. You own what you write.

Grammarly’s algorithms analyze the text you write, information on how you write, usage data, and other information you intentionally enter or automatically submit to our systems in order to provide you with writing suggestions, insights, and product usage tips.

Across all our product offerings, Grammarly’s enterprise-grade attestations and certifications and user-first approach to security and privacy reflect our practices and policies to ensure users’ data is safe and secure. Grammarly takes extreme care to isolate each customer's data. Any writing that an individual or organization reviews or produces with Grammarly will never appear in another customer's writing suggestions.

Any information used to power Grammarly’s generative AI features, such as prompt type, prompt text, and the context in which it’s used, will be shared with our small number of thoroughly vetted partners for the sole purpose of providing you with the Grammarly experience. We do not allow any partners or third parties to use your data for training their models or improving their products. All users have the ability to opt out of allowing Grammarly to use their content to improve its products or train its models. We do not train on any content from certain business users or users whose accounts originate in the EU or UK, automatically.

You can also find information here about the small number of trusted third-party processors that help us provide our services. Grammarly maintains a thorough vendor-review process to conduct due diligence before engaging with any subprocessors. The review process includes multi-step security and privacy assessments, a detailed review of the vendor’s compliance posture, and an in-depth legal review of subprocessor data practices.