Grok Bot Is Now Included on SuperGrok and Cursor Pro Plans

On 26 August 2026, xAI included Grok Bot on SuperGrok and Cursor Pro plans. xAI’s Grok Bot more-plans post says Grok Bot now comes with those plans and with Cursor Teams, and that Bot usage is separate from Grok and Cursor limits.

26 August Added Grok Bot to SuperGrok and Cursor Pro

The official post expands Grok Bot to SuperGrok and Cursor Pro, and Cursor Teams is in that same expansion. xAI launched Grok Bot in beta on 11 August, and this article covers the 26 August inclusion on those paid plans.

A Bot has its own computer in the cloud, with browser and terminal access, and you message it in a text thread from mobile or desktop. You can stand up more than one Bot and set a routine after you walk through a job once, then the work happens in the signed-in app.

The post names jobs people already handed off. An inbox manager works through mail and leaves the messages that need a person. A website builder deploys a live URL after it buys the domain.

Grok Bot is a macOS download on that same post. Enterprise users can join a waitlist while xAI ramps access for larger team and company rollouts.

SuperGrok Lists Grok Bot at $30 a Month

Official list prices on 27 August 2026 sit on xAI’s pricing page and Cursor’s pricing page. SuperGrok is $30/month and the card lists Grok Bot access. Cursor Individual is $20/mo and that card also lists Grok Bot access.

SuperGrok Plus is $100/month, and the Plus card says everything in SuperGrok. xAI Free is $0/month and that card does not list Grok Bot. The compare table also names SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok Heavy, Business, and Enterprise. The 26 August post names SuperGrok Heavy among the included plans. Neither pricing page prints a Heavy or Lite dollar figure.

Cursor prints one Individual price for the Pro seat. Pro+ and Ultra share that $20/mo line on the same card. Teams is $40/user/mo, with Grok Bot access on Standard and Premium, while Hobby is free and Enterprise is custom.

Bot Usage Stays Off Grok and Cursor Limits

Grok Bot comes with its own usage, separate from Grok and Cursor plans. Anything handed to a Bot won’t count against existing Grok or Cursor usage.

The same day, the official @bot account said SuperGrok and Cursor Pro subscribers now have access to Grok Bot. That post also said weekly usage limits are being reset for all users.

Separate Bot Usage Is Why the Inclusion Matters

I still start in Cursor when I want to see the files, and I still reach for Claude Code when the job is heavy. Grok Bot is the one I want for a task I can hand off and leave running.

Separate bot usage is what makes that worth opening. I can give it a job without burning the Codex or Claude Code budget I already use every day.