Grokbot Price (2026): Plans, Limits & API Costs
Compare current Grok Bot access on X Premium, Super and Ultra, shared usage, prepaid credit, legacy links and separately billed APIs.
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TL;DR
- Grok Bot is included with X Premium, Super and Ultra; Free and Plus do not include it. There is no separate Grok Bot subscription.
- Current X plans use a shared weekly usage pool. Legacy Cursor plans and linked SuperGrok accounts follow different meters.
- Check shared usage, any prepaid-credit spend and billing controls before scheduling work; plan access is not an unlimited allowance.
Current X plans with Grok Bot access — plan prices, not per-Bot rates
| Plan | Recorded price | Tier | Published limits and access |
|---|---|---|---|
| X Premium | $30/mo Price: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:55 UTC. Official source | pro | 4x Plus shared weekly Grok/Cursor usage. Third-party models in Cursor use separately purchased Additional Usage credits from the first request. Grok Bot uses the same weekly pool, not a separate allowance. Cursor Agent and Chat are available with plan limits. Prices exclude taxes. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal. Grok API access is available but API usage is billed separately and does not draw from the weekly pool. Access and limits: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:55 UTC. Official source |
| X Super | $100/mo Price: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:55 UTC. Official source | power | 15x Plus shared weekly Grok/Cursor usage. Third-party models in Cursor use separately purchased Additional Usage credits from the first request. Grok Bot uses the same weekly pool, not a separate allowance. Cursor Agent and Chat are available with plan limits. Prices exclude taxes. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal. Grok API access is available but API usage is billed separately and does not draw from the weekly pool. Access and limits: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:55 UTC. Official source |
| X Ultra | $200/mo Price: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:56 UTC. Official source | max | 50x Plus shared weekly Grok/Cursor usage. Third-party models in Cursor use separately purchased Additional Usage credits from the first request. Grok Bot uses the same weekly pool, not a separate allowance. Cursor Agent and Chat are available with plan limits. Prices exclude taxes. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal. Grok API access is available but API usage is billed separately and does not draw from the weekly pool. Access and limits: Source verified: 2026-11-12 01:07:56 UTC. Official source |
Price and access verification are shown separately for each plan. Prices and plan notes are rendered at build time from the maintained subscription dataset.
Dated story text, scoped to the report date above:
Which plans include Grok Bot?
The current official Grok Bot plan matrix explicitly includes Grok Bot with Premium, Super and Ultra on The X Subscription, for individuals and paid team seats. Free and Plus do not include it. The table above reads those exact current plans from our maintained subscription dataset; it does not infer access from a successor API model.
Grok Bot does not have its own subscription. Sign in with the same account that owns the eligible plan. The official matrix separately documents legacy Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams access, legacy SuperGrok/X Premium+ account links, and assigned self-serve Grok Business seats. These are legacy access paths, not the current new-purchase plan names.
Check xAI subscription pricing and Cursor vs GitHub Copilot before buying. Microsoft Copilot is a separate product from GitHub Copilot.
What usage is included, and what costs extra?
| Access path | Included usage | What to check before running more work |
|---|---|---|
| Current X Premium, Super or Ultra | Shared weekly plan pool across supported products | Pool balance and prepaid-credit behavior at grok.com/dashboard |
| Legacy Cursor paid plan or Teams seat | Included weekly Grok Bot grant | Cursor on-demand setting and monthly limit |
| Eligible legacy SuperGrok or X Premium+ link | One linked grant on the Cursor account | The grants do not stack; the larger eligible grant applies |
| Self-serve Grok Business seat | Assigned seat allowance | Seat license, organization controls and billing terms |
| Pricing data: How we verify → | ||
The current matrix directs X-plan buyers to the shared pool and usage dashboard. Do not apply the legacy Cursor weekly-grant or on-demand rules to every current X subscription. An included pool is not a guaranteed number of successful tasks: long jobs, parallel agents and retries can consume more usage.
For legacy Cursor billing, on-demand usage can continue after included usage runs out when enabled. The official documentation warns that a running Bot can finish past the monthly limit; that limit is not a hard mid-run stop. Linking another subscription does not cancel an existing subscription or combine the grants.
Keep Bot access separate from API capacity
A Grok Bot entitlement does not establish an included token balance for a customer-facing application. Use xAI API pricing, OpenAI API pricing and the token calculator for separately metered developer workloads.
The plan table is a subscription price comparison, not a quote per Bot, cloud-computer hour, message or completed workflow. Check the official plan terms for your account, billing region, taxes and any enabled extra usage rather than converting a seat fee into an assumed API allowance.
How to control Grok Bot spending
- Confirm the eligible plan and actual Bot access on the account before upgrading.
- Check the correct meter: the X shared pool for current plans, or Cursor usage for a legacy grant.
- Start with one bounded workflow and record accepted completions, retries, review time and paid usage.
- Check prepaid-credit and on-demand settings before running parallel or scheduled jobs.
- Require approval for external sends, purchases, deletion or production changes within the workflow.
Compare cost per accepted result rather than the number of Bots created. Persistent sessions can save setup time, but they can also repeat failed steps or use a shared allowance while unattended.
Coding-focused alternative
If the job is coding rather than cross-app operations, trial the Z.ai coding plan on the same repository task. It is a separate product, not a Grok Bot plan, shared-pool top-up or substitute for its account access.
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The original August launch date is retained for publication history. This maintained buyer guide was reconciled with the current official plan matrix on October 20; the price and model-access dates in the generated table remain separate plan-level evidence.