SpaceXAI's Grok Bot remains in beta, but the company has steadily widened the ways customers can get access to it through Cursor subscription plans. The product is an AI agent that operates inside other software and is meant to complete tasks largely on its own, returning to the user only when approval or help is needed. For US subscribers, access runs through Cursor's paid tiers: Pro at $20 per month, Pro+ at $60 and Ultra at $200.
Grok Bot runs on a persistent computer in Cursor's cloud and has use of a browser, a file system and a terminal, according to SpaceXAI. A user hands the Bot an outcome and the tools it requires, and the work can continue after the user's own computer is shut off. The company describes its Bots as AI teammates that can finish jobs end to end and check back only when something needs approval.
SpaceXAI suggests several uses, including researching sales prospects, checking a CRM for prior activity, drafting personalized outreach and holding it for review. It also points to reproducing software bugs, producing customer-health reports and assembling executive digests from email, calendars and related sources. Bots can retain context across conversations and repeat workflows on a schedule.
The tool has real constraints. Sites can block automation or present a CAPTCHA, login request or another step that only a human can complete, and actions with potentially significant consequences can be queued for approval before the Bot proceeds. Early users have reported that some workflows still need more supervision than the hands-off pitch suggests.
Access is included across Cursor's self-serve Teams plans, with Teams Standard at $40 per user per month and Teams Premium at $120. Enterprise customers can request access through their account team. Included Grok Bot usage resets weekly, and additional use can continue through an account's shared on-demand spending where that option is enabled. Cursor has not specified a set number of Bot jobs for the free trial, saying the credit is measured by agent steps and tokens rather than by message count.
The subscription lineup follows a series of business moves behind the product. Cursor partnered with SpaceX in April 2026 to speed model training on SpaceXAI's Colossus infrastructure, and SpaceX acquired Cursor in August 2026. Grok Bot was officially introduced that same month.
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