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Grok Bot Opens to More Plans: SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+ and All Cursor Teams Tiers

xAI officially expanded Grok Bot access: SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+ and all Cursor Teams plans (including Standard) now include Grok Bot. Entry price drops sharply from $300/mo, and an enterprise waitlist is open.

August 24, 2026 · Source: https://x.ai/news/grok-bot-more-plans

Direct answer: On August 21, 2026, xAI officially expanded Grok Bot access: SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+ and all Cursor Teams plans (including Standard) now include Grok Bot, cutting the entry price sharply from the previous $300/mo SuperGrok Heavy tier. Enterprise users can join a waitlist.

Grok Bot is xAI's "durable AI teammate" product: each Bot gets its own persistent cloud computer (with browser and terminal) and login state, can run in parallel and collaborate via group chat, and suits sales development, website building, customer-service refunds and inbox management. It launched in EARLY BETA on August 11, initially gated to three high-priced tiers: SuperGrok Heavy ($300/mo), Cursor Ultra ($200/mo) and Cursor Teams Premium.

The August 21 announcement states plainly: "Today, we're expanding access to Grok Bot" — adding SuperGrok Plus, Cursor Pro+ and all Cursor Teams plans. Five tiers now include Grok Bot: SuperGrok Plus / Heavy, Cursor Pro+ / Ultra, and Cursor Teams Standard & Premium. The macOS desktop client is downloadable; iOS shipped with the beta.

Highlights:

  • Much lower entry price: previously you needed Cursor Ultra at $200/mo or SuperGrok Heavy at $300/mo; now Plus/Pro+ level subscriptions qualify. Third-party rundowns put Cursor Teams Premium around $120/seat/mo, with Standard lower still.
  • Usage-based model: plans include a weekly usage allowance with on-demand overage billed by model and token; flaviocopes reports a limited trial for users outside the listed plans.
  • Enterprise in progress: the announcement notes "Enterprise users can join a waitlist as we ramp access for larger team and company rollouts".

For readers weighing fully-managed "digital workers", this is the fastest-moving of the five majors — only 10 days from beta to plan expansion. For selection guidance, see our roundup "AI Office Agents in 2026": Grok Bot takes the heavy-managed "one cloud computer per Bot" route, while self-hosting OpenClaw remains the more controllable choice for local-data and 24/7 automation workloads — the two poles are already interoperable, as Grok subscriptions have worked inside OpenClaw and Hermes Agent since xAI's May announcement.

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