How to get a Grammarly sponsorship or brand collaboration
A near-ubiquitous YouTube sponsor, backed by one of the highest-converting affiliate programs in software.You don't need an agency or a huge following to get a yes here. This page shows how Grammarly actually works with creators, who to reach, and a pitch you can copy and send today.
- Works with creators
- Yes, actively
- Ways to collaborate
- AffiliatePaid partnerships
Researched from Grammarly's own creator and partnership programs, not generic advice.
Does Grammarly work with creators?
Yes, at real scale. Grammarly sponsors dozens of YouTube creators directly and also runs an Impact affiliate program that pays around $20 per premium upgrade plus a small bonus for free signups, on a 90 day cookie.
Who to contact at Grammarly
Start with the Grammarly affiliate program on Impact. For a paid direct sponsorship rather than affiliate only terms, reach out through the partnerships contact on grammarly.com.
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What Grammarly looks for in a creator
Study, productivity, writing, business and student focused channels where a writing tool fits naturally into the content.
Show a real writing or editing problem your audience has, then build the read around solving that specific problem rather than a generic feature rundown.
Sample pitch to Grammarly
Yours to copy, no sign-up. Swap in your real details and one specific nod to a recent Grammarly product or campaign, then send it.
Subject: Grammarly sponsorship pitch for [your handle] Hi [name], Show a real writing or editing problem your audience has, then build the read around solving that specific problem rather than a generic feature rundown. I make [content type] for [audience], and they are exactly the kind of people who buy from Grammarly. My last [post/video] on [topic] hit [number], with strong engagement from [who]. I would love to put together [one concrete idea with clear deliverables]. Would you be open to a quick chat this week? [Your name] · [link to your best work]
Grammarly's own program
You do not have to wait on a pitch to earn from Grammarly. They run a program you can apply to yourself, and the commission is yours, not ours.
Apply to the Grammarly programWhat to charge Grammarly
Most creators undercharge because they are guessing. Put your numbers in and you walk into the conversation with a figure you can defend.
Priced as finance / business / tech, which is how Grammarly sits in the market. A starting point to anchor your ask, not a quote.
Ask for around
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Add your followers to see what a Grammarly collaboration is worth.
Before you hit send
- Reference one specific, recent Grammarly product or campaign so it is obvious you actually know the brand.
- Lead with how your audience matches their customers, not your follower count.
- Pitch one concrete idea with clear deliverables, not a vague 'let's collaborate'.
- Back it with one or two honest numbers from your best recent work.
- Keep it to a few short paragraphs and end with a single, easy ask.
- Send from a real address, double-check the name, and plan one friendly follow-up for about a week later.
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