Does Grammarly use subprocessors?

Grammarly uses certain subprocessors to help us operate, provide, improve, integrate, customize, and support our services. 

Grammarly maintains a thorough vendor-review process to conduct due diligence before engaging with any subprocessors. Among other focuses, this process validates that customer personal data is always protected. 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. Grammarly repeats this due diligence regularly.

Grammarly does not, and will not, sell your or your team’s information. We don’t help third parties advertise their products to you.

The table below identifies Grammarly’s subprocessors, details the purpose of their services, and server location. Subprocessor websites are available through links in the table.

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We value the trust our customers put in us to keep their information safe and secure. Visit Grammarly’s Trust Center to learn about our user-first approach to privacy and security. Learn more about Grammarly security operations, policies, practices, and attestations on this page.