Grammarly, the AI-powered writing assistant platform, employs roughly 1,143 people worldwide. Recent staffing data shows 266 hires and 122 departures, yielding a net expansion of about 13 percent and signaling continued investment in product development and customer support. The company blends linguistic expertise with machine-learning technology to serve millions of users and remains focused on scaling responsibly as demand for digital communications tools grows.
Engineering is Grammarly’s largest function with approximately 333 employees—just under one-third of total headcount—highlighting the company’s product-driven culture. Marketing & Product (around 243) and Sales & Support (about 233) together account for more than 40 percent of the workforce, underscoring the importance of go-to-market execution and customer success. Business Management, HR, IT, Finance & Administration, Operations, and an Other category collectively add another 300-plus team members, providing the operational backbone needed to support ongoing growth.
Grammarly’s talent footprint is anchored in the United States, led by San Francisco with roughly 306 employees. Additional hubs in New York, Seattle, Los Angeles, Austin, Denver, and Chicago create a distributed U.S. presence, while Berlin and a sizable team in Ukraine extend the company’s reach into Europe. An "Other" classification of about 500 staff covers fully remote roles and smaller regional sites, reflecting a flexible hiring strategy that taps global talent pools without relying on a single headquarters model.