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As of October 19, all Grammarly Premium Plans are on a 50% off sale. This means that the Annual Plan now costs $6/month, the Quarterly Plan $10/month, and the Monthly Plan $15/month. To be sure, Grammarly is still available for free, but its Premium offerings are much more robust. Now might be a good time to test them out for yourself!

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