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Startup Insider: Grammarly Raises $200 Million at a $13 Billion Valuation

Startup Insider: Grammarly Raises $200 Million at a $13 Billion Valuation
By Early Investing
Date November 29, 2021
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Grammarly is on a roll. The popular auto-editing software tool has raised $200 million from Baillie Gifford and other investors at a $13 billion valuation.  Grammarly is not a particularly exciting company. It helps delete unnecessary prepositional phrases and other grammatical errors — not exactly earth-shattering…
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