Justin McKelvey
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SuperGrok Pricing (2026): Lite $10, SuperGrok $30, Plus $100, Heavy $300
The short answer
As of September 2026, SuperGrok comes in four individual tiers: SuperGrok Lite at $10 a month, SuperGrok at $30, SuperGrok Plus at $100 and SuperGrok Heavy at $300. Billed annually they're $100, $300, $1,000 and $3,000 a year. SuperGrok Business is $30 a seat, Enterprise is a sales call, and Grok's Free plan is $0.
If you came here for the Heavy price, the reason it's hard to find is x.ai's own pricing page. It lists SuperGrok Heavy with no number. The checkout page at grok.com/plans prints $300, and so does x.ai's Grok Bot page. Every price below was read on those pages on September 27, 2026.
Every SuperGrok tier, monthly and annual
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Grok Bot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | No |
| SuperGrok Lite | $10 | $100 / year ($8.33 / mo) | No |
| SuperGrok | $30 | $300 / year ($25 / mo) | Yes |
| SuperGrok Plus | $100 | $1,000 / year ($83.33 / mo) | Yes, more usage |
| SuperGrok Heavy | $300 | $3,000 / year ($250 / mo) | Yes, the most usage |
| SuperGrok Business | $30 / seat | $300 / seat / year ($25 / mo) | Not by linking |
| SuperGrok Enterprise | "Let's Talk" | Contact sales | Through sales |
Annual billing saves about 17% on every tier: two months free, in effect. The Business tab and the Individual tab share the same $30 base price. The difference is admin features, not capacity.
What each tier adds
SuperGrok Lite, $10. Billed as "Keep chatting with basic access". You get 2x longer conversations in Chat, Expert mode with the latest model, app creation from a single prompt, a taste of image and video creation, and "increased limits at regular speed". No Grok Bot.
SuperGrok, $30. The tier marked "Most popular". It adds Grok Bot, 5x longer conversations in Chat, higher limits in Expert mode, HD 720p video up to 30 seconds, longer Voice conversations, faster replies and stronger coding tools.
SuperGrok Plus, $100. Everything in SuperGrok, plus 1080p video, "significantly higher usage across Chat, Imagine, Voice & Build", lightning-fast replies, priority access at peak times and early access to new features.
SuperGrok Heavy, $300. Everything in Plus, plus the highest usage at the fastest speed and what x.ai calls a "larger team of agents collaborating" on each answer. It also throws in X Premium+ at no extra cost and adds dedicated support. Heavy is the only tier that buys a different kind of answer, not just more of the same one.
Notice what's missing from every one of those descriptions: a number. "2x" and "5x" are multiples of a base x.ai doesn't state, and "significantly higher" and "highest" aren't quantities at all. I went through that gap in detail in Grok usage limits. It means you can compare the tiers on features before you buy, but on capacity you only find out by using them.
Why x.ai's pricing page shows three prices
x.ai/pricing is the page Google tends to surface for Grok pricing. It shows cards for Free at $0, SuperGrok at $30 and SuperGrok Plus at $100. Below them, a comparison table has columns for SuperGrok Lite, SuperGrok Heavy, Business and Enterprise, with no price above any of them. I read it on September 21 and again on September 27, and it hadn't changed.
The prices live on grok.com/plans, the page you land on when you upgrade inside the Grok app. That page prints all four individual tiers, the annual toggle and the Business seat price. x.ai's Grok Bot page shows $300 for Heavy too. So the Heavy price is first-party. It just isn't on the page named "pricing".
One practical note if you're verifying this yourself: both x.ai pages block automated readers, and grok.com renders its prices in the browser. Open them in a normal browser tab.
Which SuperGrok plans include Grok Bot
Grok Bot, x.ai's always-on agent with its own cloud computer, comes with SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy. You switch it on by linking your Grok account from the Grok Bot app, and the usage is metered on a Cursor account, separate from your Grok chat usage.
- SuperGrok: linked usage, below Plus.
- SuperGrok Plus: generous linked usage, below Heavy.
- SuperGrok Heavy: the highest linked usage.
- SuperGrok Lite: not included. Cursor's help page tells Lite users to upgrade.
- SuperGrok Business and Enterprise: can't link, because only individual SuperGrok accounts can. For a team, Grok Bot comes through Cursor Teams or an enterprise contract instead.
If Grok Bot is the only reason you're buying, SuperGrok isn't the cheapest route. Cursor Pro at $20 includes it too. The full comparison, plus how the weekly allowance and pay-as-you-go work, is in Grok Bot.
Which tier to buy
Start at $0. The free plan is a real product, and what it visibly limits is real-time web and X search, which x.ai's table marks "Limited". That's usually the feature you're paying Grok for. What $0 covers is in Is Grok free.
Then match the tier to the job:
- Lite at $10 if you just want longer chats and Expert mode and don't care about Grok Bot. It's the cheapest way to pay x.ai, and the tier you're most likely to outgrow.
- SuperGrok at $30 if live X data matters to your work, or you want Grok Bot on a Grok bill. This is the default.
- Plus at $100 only after you've hit the SuperGrok ceiling in a real month, or if 1080p video is the job.
- Heavy at $300 if you need the multi-agent answers on genuinely hard problems, or the highest Grok Bot allowance on a Grok bill. For most small businesses that's a lot of money for an unmeasured ceiling.
- Business at $30 a seat once two or more people share it and you want central billing and training exclusion by default. A Business seat can't be linked for Grok Bot.
The $30 price is the part worth weighing. Claude Pro is $20 a month, so SuperGrok is a 50% premium, and what the extra $10 buys is mostly the live X feed. My full verdict on whether that premium pays off is in Is Grok worth it. If you're comparing caps across every assistant on one page, that's AI usage limits.
Last verified: September 27, 2026, against grok.com/plans (Individual and Business tabs, monthly and annual), x.ai/pricing, x.ai/bot and cursor.com/help/grok-bot/plans. Prices are as of September 2026 and are in USD. x.ai and Cursor are the only sources used for them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much is SuperGrok Heavy?
- $300 a month, or $3,000 a year billed annually ($250 a month), from grok.com/plans and x.ai/bot as of September 27, 2026. x.ai's main pricing page at x.ai/pricing lists SuperGrok Heavy in its comparison table with no price shown, which is why the number is hard to find. Heavy adds the highest usage at the fastest speed, a larger team of agents working on each answer, X Premium+ at no extra cost, and dedicated support.
- How much does SuperGrok cost per month?
- SuperGrok is $30 a month, or $300 a year billed annually, which works out to $25 a month. The other individual tiers on grok.com/plans are SuperGrok Lite at $10, SuperGrok Plus at $100 and SuperGrok Heavy at $300 a month. The Grok Free plan is $0.
- What is SuperGrok Lite?
- SuperGrok Lite is the $10-a-month tier ($100 a year), described as "Keep chatting with basic access". It lists 2x longer conversations in Chat, Expert mode, app creation from a single prompt, a try of image and video creation, and increased limits at regular speed. It does not include Grok Bot: Cursor's Grok Bot help page lists Lite as not included.
- Which SuperGrok plans include Grok Bot?
- SuperGrok ($30), SuperGrok Plus ($100) and SuperGrok Heavy ($300) include Grok Bot, which you activate by linking your Grok account to a Cursor account. Allowances rise with the tier, but none is published as a number. SuperGrok Lite does not include it, and SuperGrok's team and enterprise plans cannot link.
- How much is SuperGrok Business?
- $30 per seat per month, or $300 per seat per year billed annually, on the Business tab of grok.com/plans as of September 27, 2026. It includes everything in SuperGrok plus sharing, centralized billing and invoicing, seat management, user analytics, domain verification and exclusion from training by default. SuperGrok Enterprise has no published price and adds SSO, SCIM, custom access controls and custom data retention.
- Is SuperGrok worth it?
- At $30, yes if live X and web data is central to your work, and probably not if you mainly write, analyze documents or plan, because Claude Pro is $20 a month for that kind of work. The higher tiers are harder to judge because x.ai publishes no usage number for any of them. Plus and Heavy sell more usage and more speed, so buy one month, watch whether you actually hit the SuperGrok ceiling, and move up only if you did.
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Justin McKelvey
Fractional CTO & AI consultant in Austin, TX. 15 years building software, 50+ products shipped, $53M+ in client revenue generated. I help $1M–$50M founders ship production software and automate operations with AI — without hiring a full-time executive team.
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