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I received an email that appears to be from Grammarly; how do I know if it’s legitimate?

To make sure an email you received is from Grammarly / Superhuman, pay close attention to where the email was sent from. Grammarly’s / Superhuman's emails are always sent from one of the following domains:

  • @grammarly.com
  • @bounce.send.grammarly.com
  • @send.grammarly.com
  • @security.grammarly.com
  • @em.grammarly.com
  • @info.grammarly.com
  • @mail.grammarly.com
  • @grammarly.zendesk.com
  • @notification.grammarly.com
  • @hello.superhuman.com
  • @info.superhuman.com
  • @notification.superhuman.com

In some email clients, such as Gmail and Yahoo, you should also see the Grammarly logo next to the subject line and a blue verified checkmark beside the sender’s name. 

If you received an email that imitates Grammarly / Superhuman but was not sent from one of the domains above, then please forward the full email to support@grammarly.com

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