Grammarly Business

Grammarly Business is a workplace writing and communication platform for teams. It checks grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, tone, and word choice across supported applications and websites.

Grammarly’s current plans page states that Grammarly Pro replaces Grammarly Business for many team subscriptions. Larger organizations can purchase Enterprise through Superhuman Go, Grammarly’s broader workplace assistant platform.

Business-oriented capabilities include centralized billing, administrator controls, style guides, brand tones, generative AI, team analytics, single sign-on, and automated provisioning for eligible enterprise accounts.

Grammarly provides inline suggestions for correctness, clarity, engagement, delivery, tone, and inclusive language. Users can accept, dismiss, or review suggestions while writing.

Generative AI can compose drafts, rewrite text, generate ideas, summarize content, and help produce replies. Available prompts and controls vary by subscription and administrator settings.

Teams can create style guides and brand tone profiles. These settings help standardize terminology, preferred wording, capitalization, and communication style across members.

Snippets let teams store reusable text blocks for support replies, emails, marketing copy, and other recurring communications. Collections organize snippets for different groups and use cases.

Team analytics provide aggregated usage information, including adoption, suggestion activity, productivity indicators, and commonly used tones. Enterprise accounts add broader administrative and identity-management controls.

Grammarly supports workplace tools including Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, PowerPoint, LinkedIn, Google Sheets, Zendesk, and Jira through its applications and browser integrations.

Grammarly Business is no longer presented as a separate standard plan on the current pricing page. Grammarly states that Grammarly Pro replaces the former Business plan.

Grammarly Pro is listed at $12 per member per month when billed annually, $30 per member per month on monthly billing, or $60 per member every three months. The page lists a 7-day trial option when available.

Enterprise pricing is quote-based. Enterprise customers receive expanded administration, security, deployment, and AI capabilities through the Superhuman Go offering.

Annual invoice purchasing is available for Grammarly Business subscriptions with at least 10 seats. Grammarly states that invoice-based Business subscriptions do not include a free trial.

Pros:

• Works across browsers, desktop applications, Microsoft Office, Google Docs, and mobile devices.
• Combines proofreading, rewriting, tone guidance, generative AI, and brand controls.
• Provides team administration, centralized billing, analytics, and single sign-on options.
• Offers a REST API for analytics, license management, writing scores, and selected detection services.
• Supports multiple languages for writing assistance, translation, and paragraph-level rewrites.

Cons:

• The Business product name and packaging have changed, which can complicate plan comparisons.
• Enterprise pricing requires contacting sales and is not publicly itemized.
• Some advanced AI capabilities depend on plan, platform, administrator settings, or supported applications.
• Generative AI is not supported in every Grammarly integration, including some Microsoft Office and browser configurations.
• The public G2 rating covers Grammarly overall, not a separately reported Business-only product score.

LanguageTool is a comparable grammar, style, and multilingual writing assistant. Microsoft Editor is a natural alternative for organizations standardized on Microsoft 365. ProWritingAid provides grammar, style, and long-form writing analysis. QuillBot focuses on paraphrasing, rewriting, and AI-assisted text transformation. Writer targets enterprise writing governance, terminology, and brand consistency.

Is Grammarly Business still available?
Grammarly’s current support documentation says Grammarly Pro replaces Grammarly Business. Enterprise customers are directed toward the Superhuman Go offering.

Does Grammarly Business have a free trial?
Grammarly periodically offers Pro trials for individuals and teams. Grammarly states that invoice-based Business subscriptions do not have a free trial.

Which platforms does Grammarly support?
Supported products include the web editor, Windows, macOS, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, iOS, Android, Microsoft Office, and Google Docs. Specific features differ by platform.

Does Grammarly provide an API?
Yes. Grammarly publishes REST API documentation covering analytics, license management, writing scores, AI detection, and plagiarism detection capabilities. Access requires approved credentials and OAuth authentication.

Which integrations are available?
Grammarly identifies integrations and supported workflows involving Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, PowerPoint, LinkedIn, Google Sheets, Zendesk, and Jira.

Can administrators manage team access?
Eligible business and enterprise administrators can manage members, roles, permissions, billing, feature access, and single sign-on. Enterprise accounts can also use SCIM provisioning.