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Grammarly
Edtech · San Francisco, United States · Founded 2009
Talent graph
Grammarly's talent
Source: Dealroom Talent Intelligence.
Ownership
Who owns Grammarly
Estimated cap table from Dealroom's shareholder data — share of equity by holder. Stakes as last recorded by Dealroom (2026). Percentages are indicative.
Some investors are hidden on this public profile. See the full cap table on Dealroom →
Grammarly mafia
Startups founded by Grammarly alumni
Former Grammarly employees who went on to start their own companies. Sorted by Dealroom signal score.
Hemant TanejaUnited States
Aron SolbergUnited States
Max LytvynUnited States
Stanislav ProkopivGermany
Andriy KusyyUnited States
Quang HoangUnited StatesGlobal footprint
Where Grammarly has talent and traffic
team presence
across markets
Capital deployed
Grammarly's 3 investments and acquisitions.
Every disclosed deal where Grammarly appeared as a backer or acquirer, 2020–2025. Toggle between venture rounds, M&A, or both. The map below is grouped by the target company's sector — the colored pill on each chip is the round type.
3 deals across Grammarly's capital deployment.
Where the deals concentrate by sector, stage, and decade.
02 · Portfolio market map
Grammarly's portfolio, mapped.
Each chip is one company. Pill colour shows round type — green for Seed, blue for Series A, purple for B/C+, pink for late-stage, amber for M&A. Bigger sectors keep their full list behind “+ N more”.
Market sentiment
What the market is saying about Grammarly
An AI-synthesized read of the highest-engagement posts about Grammarly on X over the past 7 days. We rank by likes & retweets, ignore corporate channels, and surface the themes that broke out from real people.
Reading the room on X — pulling top posts and synthesizing themes…
Source: X recent search ranked by engagement (likes + retweets) · Synthesis by Claude · Cached for 1 hour
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