❯ Grok Bot Beta Launches on Four Platforms, Initially for Three Subscription Tiers at $120–$300 per Month

FOUR PLATFORMSGrok Bot, the agent app co-developed by SpaceXAI and Cursor, has entered beta with a simultaneous launch on Mac, iOS, Windows, and Linux; the Android version is still to come. 9to5Mac reporter Zac Hall was the first to fully cover the client’s form factor. Access is restricted to three high-priced subscription tiers: SuperGrok Heavy at $300 per month, Cursor Ultra at $200 per month, and Cursor Teams Premium at $120 per seat per month.

WHAT IT DOESThe product is positioned not as a chat assistant but as a cloud coworker: each bot gets its own cloud computer, logs into various tools with your account, and clicks through operations the way a person would — including those legacy systems without clean API or MCP interfaces. Because the compute keeps running in the cloud, tasks don’t get interrupted when users close their laptops. Multiple bots can run in parallel, and they can be pulled into the same group chat to coordinate among themselves — assigning ownership, handing off progress, and only coming back to you when human judgment is needed. Previously, SpaceXAI’s agent capabilities could only be invoked inside the Grok chat window; this is the first time they have a standalone desktop client.

PRICINGAn entry fee of $120–$300 per month locks the first cohort to development teams and high-paying professionals. The pricing itself is a statement: vendors aren’t yet ready to have agents take over general office scenarios, choosing instead to validate them in roles where the ROI can be clearly accounted for. Enterprise IT departments need to think through account authorization boundaries in advance — when a bot logs into internal systems under an employee’s identity, how should audit logs and compliance responsibility be recorded?

▪ SIGNALCompetition among agent products is shifting from “how smart the model is” to “can it log into those legacy systems without APIs on my behalf.”