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Grammarly Impact

Writing platform with $20 per premium upgrade plus $0.20 per free signup

AI-powered writing assistant for grammar, clarity, and tone

Grammarly pays $20 flat commission per premium upgrade + $0.20 per free signup, through Impact. There is no reward for the referred customer. Verified 22 Aug 2026 from Grammarly's own published material.

Paid when
Referred customer completes a qualifying purchase or signup through the…
Payment delay
Paid within 25 days after the end of the month in which the commission was earned
Minimum payout
$50 (unpaid balances under $25 are forfeited if the affiliate leaves the program without reaching $100 owed)
Click counts for
90 days
Your commission
$20 flat commission per premium upgrade + $0.20 per free signup
Customer incentive
Nothing

The terms that decide whether you get paid

Paid whenReferred customer completes a qualifying purchase or signup through the affiliate link.
DurationNo fixed end date; Grammarly may terminate an affiliate's account after 12 consecutive months of inactivity
Attribution window90 days
Payment delayPaid within 25 days after the end of the month in which the commission was earned
Payment scheduleMonthly
Minimum payout$50 (unpaid balances under $25 are forfeited if the affiliate leaves the program without reaching $100 owed)
Payout formCheck, direct deposit, or Payoneer
Self-referralNot explicitly prohibited, but leads must be genuine (not computer-generated or self-generated fake signups) to qualify for commission
Important
A $20 flat commission per referral is a moderate one-time payout for a well-known consumer product, spread across two products for slightly more promotional flexibility. There's no recurring component since it's a flat fee, and direct enrollment is simple, but no cookie window or other mechanics are documented.
High - $0.20 per free signup + $20 per premium upgrade confirmed; 30% also mentioned for higher tiers

What you would be selling

A $20 flat, one-time payout per referred customer with direct enrollment and a 90-day attribution window across two products.

Grammarly is one brand with 2 products, bought by different people. What one converted customer is worth cannot be worked out for any of them: that needs a rate, a plan price and a commission window, and this program does not publish all three.

Not published
Not every figure needed is published.
writing assistant
Grammarly Premium
Advanced grammar, tone, and clarity checking
Bought by Writers and students
Premium
Not published
Not every figure needed is published.
writing assistant
Grammarly Business
Team writing assistance and style guides
Bought by Companies

Everything Grammarly publishes about how the commission is earned and paid. A term shown as not researched is one Grammarly does not publish, not one that does not apply.

How it pays
Route inAffiliate link tracked via the Impact network
DurationNo fixed end date; Grammarly may terminate an affiliate's account after 12 consecutive months of inactivity
Attribution window90 days
Payment delayPaid within 25 days after the end of the month in which the commission was earned
Payment scheduleMonthly
Minimum payout$50 (unpaid balances under $25 are forfeited if the affiliate leaves the program without reaching $100 owed)
Payout formCheck, direct deposit, or Payoneer
Self-referralNot explicitly prohibited, but leads must be genuine (not computer-generated or self-generated fake signups) to qualify for commission
ClawbackFraudulent leads can be charged back within 30 business days after month end, and Grammarly may withhold payment up to 30 days during fraud investigations
Where it paysImpact affiliate network dashboard
ApprovalGenerally within 1-2 business days of applying
Restrictions
·Flat one-time payout, no recurring upside
·Minimum payout not published
·Approval time not published
Customer pricing
What the customer pays. The per-customer payout figures on Grammarly's offer page are worked out from these prices.
Free$0
Premium$12/month
BusinessCustom
Verified
Read from Grammarly's own published material on . Figures change without notice — quote this date alongside any figure.
Sources
Grammarly Affiliates ↗
Attribution window, payout terms and approval time researched on August 26, 2026.
Comparison notes rewritten on August 26, 2026.
Program duration confirmed on September 27, 2026: Grammarly's affiliate terms set no fixed end date but allow the company to close an affiliate's account after twelve consecutive months of inactivity.
Whether an affiliate must be a paying Grammarly customer remains unconfirmed as of September 27, 2026; the affiliate terms page does not address this either way, so the field stays blank rather than assuming no such requirement exists.
The exact flat-dollar commission amounts (twenty dollars per premium upgrade, twenty cents per free signup) could not be independently confirmed against Grammarly's own affiliate terms page as of September 27, 2026, which describes commission categories but withholds specific rates, directing applicants to the affiliate portal instead. These figures are left unchanged because no first-hand Grammarly source contradicts them, but they rest on prior sourcing rather than a fresh primary citation.
Network, cookie window, and application flow reconfirmed on September 27, 2026 by reviewing grammarly.com/affiliates directly: affiliates apply and are tracked through Impact (app.impact.com) with a ninety-day cookie window.
Checked whether Grammarly discloses any incentive for the referred customer on September 27, 2026 by reading grammarly.com/affiliates and its affiliate terms page directly; neither page states what, if anything, the referred customer receives, so the field is left blank rather than assumed to be nothing. The terms page does note that affiliates may only use coupon or promotion codes issued through the affiliate portal, but this describes what affiliates may distribute, not a confirmed customer benefit, so it was not treated as first-hand confirmation of a specific offer.
Read, and not published
Grammarly’s own material was read on these and says nothing. That is the answer: a program that does not state a term is not bound by one.
Must you be a customer
Customer incentive
Citing this page
Ancaster, “Grammarly affiliate terms”. Verified 22 August 2026. https://ancaster.io/offers/grammarly

How this was verified

Verified
Read from Grammarly's own published material on . Figures change without notice — quote this date alongside any figure.

The re-verification note

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