Grok Bot guides for business owners

Start with what Grok Bot is and what it costs. Then check security before you connect your inbox. Each guide is written by Zechariah Tokar and dated, because Grok Bot changes every few weeks.

• What is Grok Bot?

  Grok Bot is an AI agent from SpaceXSI, built with Cursor, that works on its own cloud computer. It uses connected apps and websites, remembers how you work, learns skills and runs them on routines. This guide explains what it does, how to start using it and where it falls short.

• Grok Bot cost and plans

  Grok Bot is included with The X Subscription's Premium ($30 a month), Super ($100) and Ultra ($200) plans and with Grok Business seats ($30 per user). Free and Plus do not include it. Usage comes from one weekly pool; extra credits start at $5. AI agent setup help runs $199 to $2,500 where sellers print a price.

• Grok Bot usage limits

  Every plan that includes Grok Bot shares one weekly usage pool with the Grok apps and Cursor. Premium gets 4x Plus usage, Super 15x and Ultra 50x; the pool resets weekly and extra credits start at $5. Routines on short schedules are the usual cause of running out early.

• Is Grok Bot safe for business?

  What a business owner must know before connecting an inbox: all of one person's bots share one computer and its logins, app tokens stay on Cursor's servers, business data is not used for training, SOC 2 reports exist, and a HIPAA agreement is an Enterprise request. Plus the safe setup checklist I use.

• Grok Bot integrations and plugins

  Grok Bot reaches your tools through connected apps, the official Composio plugin, which says it exposes 1,500+ apps, and computer use for everything else. This guide lists the business apps with a Grok Bot integration page, how to add a plugin and the connection problems owners hit most.

• Grok Bot templates

  A Grok Bot template packages a bot's instructions, skills and routines as a recipe that others install on their own account, without the original logins, files or chats. Templates are a good start for common jobs; a business still needs its own apps, rules and approvals added.

• Grok Bot vs OpenClaw and Hermes

  Grok Bot is a paid, managed agent that runs on a cloud computer Cursor hosts. OpenClaw and Hermes Agent are free, open-source agents you run on your own machine or server. For a non-technical owner, managed usually wins; for full control and no subscription, open source does.

Looking for what a bot can do in your kind of business? See Grok Bot use cases for business.