Grok Bot has no price of its own. It arrives with one of six eligible subscriptions across two vendors, and two of the closest-sounding plans, Cursor Pro at $20 and base SuperGrok at $30, do not include it at all. Answer four questions and this names your cheapest route in, the monthly difference, and the one decision on that route you cannot undo.
Cursor Pro+ $60/mo
Cursor Pro+ at $60 per month is the cheapest plan that includes Grok Bot for one person. Nothing is linked to an xAI account on this route, so it is also the only route with no permanent decision in it.
Cursor Pro+ at $60 per month is new spend. A Cursor account is required on every route.
Prices and eligibility read from Cursor and xAI on 2026-08-22. Both vendors have moved these plans this year; check before you commit a year to one.
Six plans include Grok Bot and three lookalikes do not. The two that catch people are Cursor Pro at $20, one rung below the cheapest eligible individual plan, and base SuperGrok at $30, which includes the coding CLI and reads like it should include the bot.
| Plan | Price / mo | Grok Bot | What to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor Pro | $20 | not included | One rung below the cheapest eligible individual plan. Upgrading to Pro+ is $40 a month more. |
| Cursor Pro+ | $60 | included | The cheapest way in for one person. |
| Cursor Ultra | $200 | included | The individual plan with the largest allowance. |
| Cursor Teams Standard | $40 / seat | included | The cheapest way in for a team, and cheaper per seat than any individual route. |
| Cursor Teams Premium | $120 / seat | included | The team plan to look at when seats are running bots all day. |
| SuperGrok | $30 | not included | Includes Grok Build, the official coding CLI, and the email triggers in Grok Automations. Not the bot. |
| SuperGrok Plus | about $100 | included | Reported price; xAI does not officially publish it. Needs a Cursor account, linked permanently. |
| SuperGrok Heavy | about $300 | included | Reported price. Does not bundle a paid Cursor editor plan, and the link is still permanent. |
| SuperGrok Team / Enterprise | not published | not included | The naming trap. xAI's team tiers do not grant Grok Bot; Cursor's team plans do. |
All prices USD per month before tax, read on 2026-08-22. Cursor figures are published list prices; the two SuperGrok figures are reported and are marked as such. A Cursor account is required on every eligible route, including the xAI ones. Eligibility is not an allowance: after an undisclosed weekly token allowance, Grok Bot bills uncapped metered overage on every plan above.
Longer versions live in the Grok Bot pricing guide and what Grok Bot actually is.
For one person it is Cursor Pro+ at $60 a month. For a team it is Cursor Teams Standard at $40 per seat per month. The xAI route starts higher: SuperGrok Plus is reported at about $100 a month and SuperGrok Heavy at about $300, and xAI does not officially publish either price. Cursor Ultra at $200 and Cursor Teams Premium at $120 per seat also include Grok Bot. A Cursor account is required on every one of those paths.
No. The base SuperGrok plan at $30 a month does not grant Grok Bot. It does include Grok Build, the official xAI coding CLI, which is a different product: Grok Build runs in your terminal and is scriptable, while Grok Bot is an always-on cloud teammate with no public API. To reach Grok Bot from the xAI side you need SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy.
No. Cursor's documentation states that a SuperGrok link is permanent once created, so the link cannot be removed and cannot be moved to a different Cursor account. Link the accounts you intend to keep, and if you are buying for a team, link the account the team will still control next year.
No. Only the individual SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy tiers grant Grok Bot on the xAI route. SuperGrok Team and SuperGrok Enterprise do not. The naming is the trap here: the team plans that do include Grok Bot are Cursor's, namely Cursor Teams Standard at $40 per seat and Cursor Teams Premium at $120 per seat, not xAI's team tiers.
Yes, there is a free trial with limited usage. The duration is not published, so do not budget around any particular trial length. If you are only trying Grok Bot out, run the trial before you move a subscription, because every paid route costs at least $40 per seat per month.
A plan gets you in the door. What happens after that is an undisclosed weekly token allowance and then uncapped metered overage, which is a different question and has its own tool. Or skip the subscription question entirely and run agents on a machine you already own.
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