How to Delete Your Grammarly Account (Permanently)

How to Delete Your Grammarly Account (Permanently)

Step-by-step: delete your Grammarly account the right way — cancel billing first, export your data, then remove the account permanently.

How to Delete Your Grammarly Account (Permanently)

How to delete your Grammarly account

  1. Cancel Premium first: grammarly.com > Account > Subscription > Cancel subscription.
  2. Sign in at grammarly.com > Account settings.
  3. Scroll to the bottom and click "Delete Account".
  4. Confirm the deletion — all documents and stats are removed.

Use grammarly.com in a browser; the keyboard app has no deletion path.

Before you delete

What happens after you delete

Deletion removes all documents stored in Grammarly and your writing stats. Deletion is permanent.

Deleting removes your account; it does not get you a refund for the current billing period. If you are leaving because of the price, there is a cheaper way to keep the same capability.

Leaving because of the price?

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FAQ

Can I recover my Grammarly account after deleting it?

No. Deletion is permanent on Grammarly. A few products (X, Microsoft) hold the account in a deactivated state for about 30 days first, but once the window closes it cannot be restored.

Do I get a refund when I delete my account?

Deleting the account does not trigger a refund. Cancel the subscription first and check Grammarly's refund policy — most AI products do not refund unused time.

Is deleting the same as cancelling?

No. Cancelling stops future billing but keeps your account and history. Deleting removes the account entirely. Most people should cancel first, keep using the free tier until the period ends, then delete.

Last verified October 2026. Official source: support.grammarly.com/.