Grammarly
on podcasts

grammarly.com · b2b

Placements
1
Podcasts
1
Inserted
0
Last seen
Mar 23, 2026

Grammarly, a b2b brand (grammarly.com), is one of the podcast advertisers podintel tracks. In the last six months Grammarly sponsored 1 episodes across 1 podcasts, a total of 1 ad placements, most often on Deep Questions with Cal Newport. 100% of those ads were host-read and 0% were dynamically inserted. The most recent Grammarly podcast ad aired Mar 23, 2026.

Use this page to see which podcast audience Grammarly buys, the offer and landing page it runs on each podcast, example ad reads from the transcripts, which hosting networks carry its ads, and which competing brands sponsor the same podcasts. Everything is counted from the audio; nothing is estimated.

Latest placement

EP · Deep Questions with Cal Newport · Ep. 397: Why Do “Productivity Technologies” Make My Job Worse?1:09:19
33:24host read
Grammarly
grammarly.com
12:56host read
Cozy Earth
code DEEP
14:19host read
Caldera Lab
mid-roll
15:17host read
Caldera Lab
code DEEP

Every Grammarly podcast ad

DateShowEpisodeAtTypeCodeURL
Mar 23, 2026Deep Questions with Cal NewportEp. 397: Why Do “Productivity Technologies” Make My Job Worse?33:24host read mid-rollgrammarly.com

How Grammarly advertises on podcasts

Format
100%

host-read sponsorships. 0% dynamically inserted ads.

Position
100%

mid-roll · 0% pre-roll · 0% post-roll.

Categories
self development

self development 100%

Offer
grammarly.com

most common landing page. One URL per show for attribution.

Grammarly's podcast advertising is mostly host-read: the host delivers the pitch and a show-specific landing page, the classic direct-response podcast sponsorship. Most placements ran on shows hosted by Megaphone (Spotify). podintel does not estimate spend; the figures here are placements actually heard in the audio.

Grammarly podcast sponsorships by show

Every podcast where Grammarly ads were heard, with the landing page and promo code used on that show. The vanity URL tells you which shows are on a direct-response deal.

PodcastPlacementsHost-read / insertedOffer URLCodeFirst seenLast seen
Deep Questions with Cal Newport11 / 0grammarly.comMar 23, 2026Mar 23, 2026

What a Grammarly podcast ad sounds like

Host-read Grammarly ads quoted from episode transcripts: the hook, the pitch and the offer. Click through for the full read in context.

“And that is why you need Grammarly, one of this show's longest running sponsors. Now, here's the thing. Grammarly doesn't just help you fix mistakes in your text. It integrates AI technology seamlessly to help you write better. One of these features I especially appreciate is the tool's ability to detect the tone of your message and help you automatically adjust it. Are you being too formal? It can make it sound more natural. Are you being too conversational? It can help you be more professional. And that's just one…”
Deep Questions with Cal Newport · Mar 23, 2026 · at 33:24

Other b2b advertisers

Grammarly's competitors on podcasts, by placements.

Grammarly podcast advertising FAQ

Which podcasts does Grammarly sponsor?

Grammarly has run 1 ad placements across 1 podcasts tracked by podintel, including Deep Questions with Cal Newport. The full table on this page lists every show with first and last seen dates and the offer used on each.

Are Grammarly podcast ads host-read or dynamically inserted?

100% of Grammarly placements are host-read and 0% are dynamically inserted. 100% run as mid-roll ads.

What is the Grammarly podcast promo code?

Grammarly uses a different offer per show. The most common landing page is grammarly.com. The show table lists the code and URL for each podcast.

How much does Grammarly spend on podcast advertising?

podintel does not estimate spend. We count actual placements heard in episodes: 1 in the last six months across 1 shows, with 1 in 2026-03. Spend estimates from other sources multiply assumed CPMs by assumed downloads; placements are what actually aired.

What kind of podcasts does Grammarly advertise on?

Mostly self development podcasts, largely on shows hosted by Megaphone (Spotify).

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