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Official account or cancellation path: Grammarly
Open account.grammarly.com/subscription in your browser and sign in. This is the direct link to your subscription management.
On the Subscription page, find and click "Cancel Subscription" or "Cancel renewal". It may be listed under your plan details near the renewal date.
Grammarly will ask why you're leaving. Select a reason and click "Continue". They may offer a discounted rate based on your answer.
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Build your Grammarly preview free →Click through any retention offers by selecting "Continue to cancel" or "No thanks". On the final screen, click "Cancel subscription" to confirm. Your Premium features remain active until your renewal date.
Grammarly offers a 7-day money-back guarantee for new subscribers. After 7 days, refunds are handled case-by-case by their support team. Contact [email protected].
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