Which plan: SuperGrok or Cursor?
Grok Bot is not sold separately. You get it through a paid Cursor plan, or by linking a SuperGrok subscription. Prices change, so check the official pages before you buy.
Eligible plans
Section titled “Eligible plans”| Channel | Plans | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SuperGrok | SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy | Individual subscription, linked to a Cursor account |
| Cursor individual | Every paid individual plan | For example Pro, Pro+, Ultra |
| Cursor Teams | Teams Standard, Teams Premium | Self-serve team seats |
| Enterprise | Contact your Cursor account team | Rolling out |
Key points from the official FAQ:
- Subscriptions include weekly usage. Eligible accounts can add on-demand usage billed by model and token cost.
- If you have both Cursor and SuperGrok, Grok Bot uses whichever has more usage left.
- Grok Bot usage is separate from your other Grok or Cursor limits (launch announcement).
What this site uses
Section titled “What this site uses”All hands-on testing on this site is done with a SuperGrok subscription, so screenshots and usage notes reflect that. If you already pay for Cursor, you can use that account instead.
Linking SuperGrok
Section titled “Linking SuperGrok”- Sign in to the Grok Bot app with a Cursor account (create one if needed).
- On desktop, open Settings → Usage & Billing and select “Link SuperGrok …” (the label shows your tier).
- On mobile, tap Link Grok Account when prompted, then Finished Linking? Refresh My Status.