Grok Bot: what it is, pricing, and how to use it at work
In plain words: AI "teammates" (Bots) that each get their own cloud computer with a browser, files, and a terminal. You message a Bot like a coworker; it does multi-step work across websites and apps and checks back before anything important goes out.
Free tierNo standalone free plan (check site)
PriceIncluded with eligible SuperGrok / X Premium+ / Cursor plans (check site)
Ease of use●●●○○
Acts on the webYes (own cloud browser)
Who it's for
Owners who want to hand off ongoing, repeating work (inbox, follow-ups, research, reports) to an assistant that keeps running when the laptop is closed.
Pricing tiers
| Included | No separate subscription: access comes with eligible paid Cursor plans or a linked SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ subscription. Check site for current plan prices. |
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Checked on the official site or help pages in October 2026. Prices change often; confirm on grok.com before buying.
Daily-use examples by profession
Business owners
- Every morning, summarize overnight emails and draft replies for you to approve
- Check competitor prices weekly and put them in a spreadsheet
- Chase unpaid invoices with polite reminder drafts
Doctors & medical offices
- Draft replies to non-clinical patient portal questions (hours, forms, directions) for staff review
- Compile a weekly list of unanswered online reviews with suggested responses
- Research which local insurers changed referral rules this month
Real estate
- Pull new listings matching a buyer's criteria each morning and draft an email to them
- Build a comps spreadsheet from public listing sites
- Draft follow-ups to open-house sign-ins the same evening
Trainers & coaches
- Send check-in messages to clients who missed a session
- Turn your session notes into next week's plan drafts
- Track which leads from Instagram DMs haven't been answered
Restaurants & bars
- Monitor Google and Yelp reviews and draft replies
- Compare supplier price sheets and flag increases
- Draft the weekly specials post from your menu notes
Trades & home services
- Turn voicemail transcripts into job tickets in a spreadsheet
- Draft quotes from your price list and job notes
- Remind customers about seasonal maintenance
Pros and cons
Pros
- Runs on its own cloud computer, so jobs keep going after you log off
- Asks for approval before sending or posting
- Remembers context, files, and preferences per Bot
Cons
- Access depends on having a qualifying subscription
- Newer product, so features change often
- You still review drafts before they go out
Bottom line
Grok Bot is best for: Hands-off recurring tasks across your apps. Start on the cheapest plan that fits, give it one real task from the list above, and check its work before relying on it.