Grok Bot

AI Agent

Grok Bot is SpaceXAI's early-beta product for always-on AI teammates. Each Bot gets its own cloud computer, signs into the same apps and websites a human would use, finishes multi-step jobs end to end, and only pings you when something needs approval. Teams can run many Bots in parallel, teach workflows by demonstration, and message Bots from desktop or iOS like colleagues.

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Features & details

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Category (short)

AI Agent

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Target audience

Best for

Teams already on Cursor Ultra or Teams Premium, or buyers who want always-on computer-use agents and accept a high subscription gate. Not ideal for: free-tier Grok users, SuperGrok/SuperGrok Plus only subscribers (Bot not included), Android/Linux desktop users (desktop + iOS beta surfaces), or orgs stuck on Cursor Privacy Mode (Legacy).

Pricing notes

Verified August 2026: no standalone Grok Bot SKU on https://x.ai/pricing. Official launch post (https://x.ai/news/introducing-grok-bot, Aug 11, 2026) gates beta to SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium. Cursor list prices commonly cited for those eligible seats: Ultra $200/mo, Teams Premium $120/user/mo (https://cursor.com/pricing and Cursor Teams pricing notes, June 2026). SuperGrok Heavy price is not listed on the public individual pricing table (Free $0, SuperGrok $30/mo, SuperGrok Plus $100/mo); third-party coverage often cites ~$300/mo for Heavy. Eligible plans include a weekly Bot usage allowance; overage is on-demand from model/token cost. Enterprise Bot access is waitlist.

Pros & cons

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Pros

Real computer-use teammates that keep working 24/7 after handoff
Parallel multi-Bot coordination without manually pasting context between chats
Strong fit if you already pay for Cursor Ultra or Teams Premium
Message-like UX lowers the barrier versus building automations first

Cons

No cheap standalone plan
practical individual floor is Cursor Ultra at $200/mo
SuperGrok and SuperGrok Plus do not include Bot access
Early beta with platform limits (desktop + iOS
enterprise waitlist)
Weekly allowance size unpublished
heavy use can add on-demand token spend

Review notes

Context from the listing review and editorial research.

NEW tool. Keep separate from existing directory entry `grok` (chat/assistant). Product is early beta; all of a user's Bots share one cloud computer and session context, so treat shared logins as an ops/security consideration. Administration and sign-in flow through Cursor accounts even for SpaceXAI subscribers per launch coverage.

Extended features

In-depth description and capability notes.

Persistent cloud computer per account so work continues when you step away Computer use across apps, inboxes, and sites including tools without a clean API Parallel Bots that can message each other and coordinate in group threads Watch-and-learn routines that turn a demonstrated workflow into a repeatable job Messaging from desktop and iOS so the same teammate thread continues on either surface Sales, ops, marketing, and engineering handoff examples from SpaceXAI's internal rollout Beta access gated to SuperGrok Heavy, Cursor Ultra, and Cursor Teams Premium

Use cases

Operators hand off standing work such as outbound research and draft sequences, CRM hygiene, invoice and onboarding ops, demo environment prep, and bug reproduction so a Bot finishes the job overnight and returns only for approvals.