Grok Bot pricing: every plan that includes it, from $20

Grok Bot has no subscription of its own. It comes with a paid Cursor plan, or with a SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription that you link to a Cursor account. The cheapest way in is Cursor Pro at $20 a month.

#Find your route

Start with your own case. The picker turns the subscription you already have into the step to take and what it costs.

#What does each plan cost?

The picker shows one route at a time. Here are all ten together, with the monthly price and the one thing Cursor says about how much usage each plan carries.

• The six Cursor plans include Grok Bot, on Enterprise once an admin turns it on. The four below them get in through a link to a Cursor account.
• Cursor Ultra and SuperGrok Heavy are the same top tier. Neither gives more Grok Bot usage than the other.
• Not on the list: Cursor Hobby (the free plan), free Grok, SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok Team and SuperGrok Enterprise.

#Two plans don't add up

Your Cursor account has one weekly usage meter. Pay for a Cursor plan and a SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription together, and Grok Bot fills that meter from whichever gives more. The other adds nothing.

When a week isn't enough, two things do add usage:

• Move up a tier on the side you already pay for, such as Pro to Pro+ or SuperGrok to SuperGrok Plus. A Cursor upgrade takes effect at once.
• Turn on on-demand usage, which bills extra work through Cursor once the week runs out. Usage limits shows how to cap it.

#A link is permanent

The SuperGrok and X Premium+ routes carry a second rule. You sign in to Grok Bot with a Cursor account, then link your Grok or X account to it on the Get Started screen, and that link can't be undone or moved to another Cursor account, by you or by support.

Before you click:

• Check which Cursor account you're signed in to. The usage goes to that account for good, and a free Cursor account is enough.
• One Cursor account pairs with one Grok or X account.
• Link once. After you change SuperGrok tier, Weekly usage can take up to 24 hours to follow, and you don't need to link again.

If the button isn't there, or the link won't take, Sign-in and linking has the fixes.

#What the price doesn't tell you

Whichever route you take, the price buys a weekly allowance. The size of that allowance isn't published for any plan, and each tier is only described against the one above it.

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1. 1The only line about how much you get. It gives no number.

Inside the app, usage shows as a percent of your week and a countdown to the reset. Usage limits covers what spends usage and what to do when a week runs out.

#How the entry price fell

If you've seen Grok Bot priced at $200 a month, that was the cheapest individual plan for its first ten days. The entry price fell twice in the fifteen days after launch.

Each date opened Grok Bot to more plans:

• 11 August 2026, launch: Cursor Ultra, SuperGrok Heavy and Cursor Teams Premium seats.
• 21 August: Cursor Pro+, SuperGrok Plus and every Cursor Teams seat, with a free trial for everyone else.
• 26 August: Cursor Pro, SuperGrok and X Premium+.

#Check: would a second plan help?

Now use the two-plan rule on the decision it was written for.

#Questions people ask

You know your route and the two rules. The next step is the app.

1. 6 October 2026
   First published.