SuperGrok in 2026: What Changed With The X Subscription

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SuperGrok was xAI's paid Grok plan. In October 2026, xAI rolled it into a new plan called The X Subscription. Here is what that means and what Grok costs now.

If you searched for SuperGrok, you probably want to know what it costs and what you get. The answer changed in October 2026.

On October 12, 2026, xAI launched The X Subscription. It puts Grok, Cursor, and X Premium into one plan. On October 24, 2026, I went through xAI's pricing page, its launch post, and its subscription docs. Here is what happened to SuperGrok and what Grok costs now.

What was SuperGrok?

SuperGrok was xAI's paid plan for Grok, its AI chat assistant. It gave you more usage and access to more features than the free version of Grok.

Now xAI has a new plan called The X Subscription. xAI's docs describe it as "one subscription that brings Grok, Cursor, and X together."

The docs also say: "New self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription plans. Existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue. Switching is optional."

So SuperGrok still exists for people who already had it. New people pick from the new plans.

Grok pricing now: The X Subscription plans

Here is the price table from xAI's docs on October 24, 2026:

• Free: $0. Usage is "Limited."
• Plus: $8 a month, or $80 a year. This is the "Base" usage level.
• Premium: $30 a month, or $300 a year. 4x the usage of Plus.
• Super: $100 a month, or $1,000 a year. 15x the usage of Plus.
• Ultra: $200 a month, or $2,000 a year. 50x the usage of Plus.

The docs add that "List prices do not include sales tax." Tax may be added at checkout.

Premium is the new SuperGrok

The plan that lines up with SuperGrok is Premium. Here is the plan table from xAI's launch post:

The launch post says Premium at $30 a month includes "The benefits of SuperGrok, Cursor Pro, and X Premium+, previously $90/month combined."

So for $30 a month you get:

• Grok: chat, voice, and image and video generation. My Grok Imagine guide covers the image and video tool.
• Grok Bot: xAI's AI teammates. The docs say "Grok Bot is included on Premium, Super, and Ultra. Plus does not include Grok Bot."
• Cursor: the AI coding tool.
• X Premium benefits: when you connect your personal X account.

What Plus gets you at $8

The launch post says Plus gives "More AI usage in Grok and Cursor, plus a checkmark, creator tools, and fewer ads on X." It is a cheap way to try paid Grok. But it does not include Grok Bot, and it has the smallest usage pool.

How the shared usage pool works

This change is easy to miss. Paid plans do not give you separate limits for each product. They give you one pool.

The docs say "Grok and Cursor usage draw from the same included pool." The pool also covers Grok Bot. It refreshes every week.

Here is what that means in real life:

• If you code a lot in Cursor, you have less left for Grok chat and images that week.
• If you make a lot of videos in Grok, you have less left for coding.
• The docs say "Usage rates vary by product," so some tasks use more of the pool than others.

When you run out

After your weekly pool runs out, you can wait for the reset or buy top ups. The docs call this Additional Usage. You can set spending caps so top ups do not surprise you.

Other AI models in Cursor cost extra

If you use models like Claude or GPT inside Cursor, they are not part of the pool. The docs say they are "billed at API list prices from the first use and paid from your prepaid credit."

Already have SuperGrok? Here is what to know

xAI's docs are clear: "Switching is optional. If you don’t switch, your current plan continues unless you change or cancel it."

If you do switch, read this first:

• It is permanent. The docs say "The switch is permanent. It can’t be undone, and Support can’t undo it for you."
• You get a prorated refund. Your old SuperGrok, Cursor, or X Premium plans are cancelled, and you get a refund for unused time.
• The refund goes to your card, not your new plan. The docs say it "goes back to its original payment method." Your new plan is charged at full price.
• Apple billing is different. If you pay for Cursor through the Apple App Store, switching does not cancel it. You must cancel in your iPhone settings.

The launch post also says switching comes with limited time offers, which you can see in your billing settings.

Should you switch?

If you pay for SuperGrok and also pay for Cursor or X Premium, switching may cost less. The launch post says those three were "previously $90/month combined," and Premium is $30.

If you only use Grok chat and like your current plan, there is no rush. Your plan keeps going.

What you can do with a paid Grok plan

The launch post sums up each part of the bundle in one line:

• "Grok supports chat, voice, and image and video generation."
• "Grok Bot gives you AI teammates that get work done."
• "Cursor provides leading local and cloud coding agents."
• X adds a checkmark, creator tools, and fewer ads. The post says higher tiers remove ads from the timeline entirely.

For a small business owner, that could mean writing posts and emails in Grok, making simple images for social media, and building a small tool in Cursor, all from one bill. If you only need one of those, look closely at whether Plus covers it before you pay for Premium.

The X Subscription for teams

The docs say "Team plans are available on Premium at $30 per seat, Super at $100 per seat, and Ultra at $200 per seat." You can mix seat types, such as three Premium seats and one Super seat.

The docs also say "Plus isn't available for teams." And each seat gets its own weekly pool. Seats do not share pools.

Which Grok plan should you pick?

• Free: you want to try Grok and use it now and then.
• Plus ($8): you want more Grok chat and images and a checkmark on X, and you do not need Grok Bot.
• Premium ($30): you want what SuperGrok used to give, plus Cursor and Grok Bot.
• Super ($100): you code or make media most days and keep running out on Premium.
• Ultra ($200): you are a very heavy user, often a full time developer.

Yearly vs monthly

• Plus: $8 x 12 is $96, versus $80 a year.
• Premium: $30 x 12 is $360, versus $300 a year.
• Super: $100 x 12 is $1,200, versus $1,000 a year.

Start monthly while you learn how fast you use the pool. Switch to yearly once you know your plan fits.

How to cancel

The docs say to go to Billing and invoices on your grok.com dashboard, open the options on your plan, and follow the prompts. "You can cancel at any time."

If you signed up on X, cancel in X. If you signed up through Google Play, cancel there.

One warning from the docs: canceling "does not separate those accounts or restore your previous Cursor, SuperGrok, or X Premium subscriptions." So if you switch and then cancel, you cannot go back to old SuperGrok.

Comparing AI subscriptions? See my guides to Claude Pro vs Max, Perplexity Pro, and ChatGPT pricing.

Want to see how regular people use AI tools like Grok to build simple apps and offers? I walk through it in my free AI workshop.