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SpaceXAI Grok Bot availability just keeps growing - here's which plans offer it

SpaceXAI 's Grok Bot can handle multi-step work on a cloud computer, but you'll need to figure out the jumble of subscription plans first.

SpaceXAI Grok Bot availability just keeps growing - here's which plans offer it

SpaceXAI has expanded the availability of its Grok Bot, a new AI assistant designed to work inside software on your behalf. The bot is now offered in several subscription plans, with more affordable options joining the previously more expensive tiers. X Premium+ subscribers can also link their accounts to access Grok Bot.

Grok Bot operates within a persistent computer in Cursor's cloud, with access to a browser, file system, and terminal. Users provide the bot with a task and necessary tools, and it can perform the job even after the user closes their computer. This allows for tasks like researching sales prospects, analyzing CRM data, composing personalized outreach emails, and more.

However, Grok Bot is not without its limits. It cannot bypass websites with automation blocks, CAPTCHAs, or other human-only steps. Additionally, some workflows may still require more hands-on management than initially anticipated. The bot is currently in beta version.

Grok Bot pricing varies by plan, with Cursor Pro at $20/month, Pro+ at $60, and Ultra at $200. Cursor Teams plans, which include access to Grok Bot, range from $40/user/month for Standard to $120/user/month for Premium. Enterprise customers can request access through their account team.

The Grok side of the bot offers three plans as well: SuperGrok at $30/month, SuperGrok Plus at $100/month, and SuperGrok Heavy. X Premium+ subscribers can connect their accounts for access to Grok Bot, priced at $40/month in the United States. Enterprise customers have separate access with Grok and Cursor Enterprise plans. A free trial is also available, with a seven-day usage window and credits reset weekly based on agent steps and tokens.

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