Grammarly

“Grammarly does over a hundred million dollars a year.”

“Grammarly, I think is like a twenty billion dollar company at this point. Grammarly does like, eight hundred million in revenue.”

“We relied on paid early on quite a bit because it's a very quick feedback loop. You design an ad, you send it or kind of put it in the system and then you get back resolve like within hours. And it tells you if the message resonates, if there is a market for t…”

“We just recently switched over to our flagship product being operating system level integration. So it works similarly to Chrome plugin, except it integrates with all the apps, not just web apps. so that's that was a big switchover that happened in December. …”

“I still think it's a conservative, it's conservative one.”

“We have tens of millions of free users who are not paying us anything. And we're not, we don't monetize them in any way at all. Cause we don't sell user data. We don't show ads. We don't do any of that. So basically all the free users are not monetized until t…”

“And the result was probably half of it was real issues and half of it was false positives.”

“We charged, I think, 90 dollars a year, something like that. Yeah. Yeah, or a hundred. Yeah, I think 95 dollars a year.”

“We launched two parallel streams. One to consumers and one to businesses educational institutions, publishers basic companies, consulting companies, and the consumer channel took off. Like, it grew exponentially from basically week one. And enterprise or B to …”

“I think it was close to a million.”

“Yeah, that was yeah, that was 120 and we didn't disclose valuation at the time.”

“They do something that's similar and something that's basically part of what we do, and a number of people use both products simultaneously, so we don't view them as a competitor because they don't take business from us,”

“So I wouldn't say that there are any kind of direct competitors at this point. And I'm not too worried about competition, frankly, because it's just such a new field that most of the market is just untouched by anybody.”

“So we raised at thirteen billion valuation, and we disclosed that valuation.”

“We were making good revenue and being profitable at the time already. But the company was still very small.”

“I would say it's comparable. Hosting costs are like, even though we don't host much of the data, like we're not like Dropbox where we store files but the processing is quite expensive”

“When we do user research, we notice that people who use Grammarly repeatedly adopt patterns of communication, more effective patterns of communication, translated to non-written communication as well. So for example, if Grammarly keeps suggesting that you don'…”