Is SuperGrok Worth It? Current Plans, Price, and Limits

Is SuperGrok Worth It? Current Plans, Price, and Limits

SuperGrok is now a legacy plan name; new self-serve buyers see X Subscription plans named Plus, Premium, Super, and Ultra.

Short answer: SuperGrok is no longer the current name for new self-serve plans. xAI's pricing docs say existing SuperGrok subscriptions continue unless changed or canceled. New buyers see X Subscription Super at $100 monthly or $1,000 yearly, with 15x the Plus usage pool. The old SuperGrok price is not listed on the current page.

Is SuperGrok Worth It? Current Plans, Price, and Limits

What happened to SuperGrok for new subscribers?

The first question is whether a new buyer can still purchase SuperGrok. xAI's official documentation says new self-serve customers choose from The X Subscription, while existing Cursor, SuperGrok, and X Premium plans continue unless a customer changes or cancels. The current pricing table uses Plus, Premium, Super, and Ultra. It does not publish the price for the legacy SuperGrok plan.

The current Super tier costs $100 per month or $1,000 per year. The annual rate is displayed as about $84 per month. It includes 15 times the Plus usage pool and combines Grok chat, Imagine, voice, and related features with Cursor and X benefits. Ultra is $200 per month or $2,000 per year, with 50 times Plus usage. Third-party models used in Cursor are not included and require additional usage credits.

Usage is a shared weekly pool across Grok and Cursor, with consumption varying by product. The allowance refreshes weekly, and the vendor says users can see remaining usage in settings. That means a Super subscription is not a fixed number of chat questions or image generations. A user who spends the pool on one feature has less included use available for another feature until it refreshes.

This plan combines services, so value depends on whether the X benefits and Cursor are useful alongside Grok. If you only want a general assistant, the bundle may include features you will not use. If you use chat, Imagine, voice, and the included coding tools regularly, the shared usage could be convenient. Make sure you distinguish included models from third-party Cursor models billed separately.

Does X Subscription Super include every Grok and Cursor feature?

The current X Subscription page describes relative pool size and weekly refresh, not a universal amount of messages, images, or agent tasks. Usage cost differs by product. The old SuperGrok price is not shown on the current public page, so this article does not reuse an earlier price. Existing subscribers should rely on the terms and renewal price shown in their account.

New self-serve names are Plus, Premium, Super, and Ultra; existing SuperGrok plans continue unless changed or canceled. Super lists 15x Plus weekly use and Ultra 50x. The pool is shared across Grok and Cursor, but third-party Cursor models need separate credits. The old SuperGrok price is not published.

How does annual billing change the Super price?

Super is $100 monthly, or $1,000 if billed annually. Twelve monthly payments would total $1,200 before tax, so the annual option reduces the listed outlay by $200 if the subscription is kept for the full year. Ultra is $2,000 annually versus $2,400 across twelve monthly payments. These amounts do not include third-party model usage in Cursor, which xAI says is purchased separately.

Super is $100 monthly or $1,000 yearly; twelve monthly bills would be $1,200. Ultra is $200 monthly or $2,000 annually, compared with $2,400 monthly across a year. Existing subscribers should use their account renewal terms rather than infer a legacy price.

A new Super subscriber pays $100 each month or $1,000 upfront for the annual option; twelve monthly charges would be $1,200. Ultra is $200 monthly or $2,000 annually. For an existing SuperGrok user, those new rates are not a valid substitute for the amount shown in the account because xAI says the legacy subscription continues unless changed or canceled.

Who should choose Super, Ultra, or no paid tier?

Choose the current Super plan if Grok is part of your daily routine and you will also use its bundled features enough to consume more than the lower tiers. Choose Ultra only if the 50x pool and other top-tier access solve a real weekly demand. Existing SuperGrok users should compare the renewal price and benefits in their account before switching.

Skip it if your current Grok usage is occasional, if the bundled X benefits have no value to you, or if you would need to pay extra for the Cursor models you actually want. The current $100 Super plan is not a direct price update for every legacy SuperGrok account, because the legacy price is not listed on the public page.

What should an existing SuperGrok buyer check?

Check the subscription settings for current name, charge, and renewal date before switching. Existing plans continue until changed or canceled, but public pricing does not list every legacy rate.

For a new tier, compare the shared weekly allowance with Grok, Imagine, and Cursor use. Record third-party model costs separately so the bundle is not mistaken for unlimited access.

What happens when an existing SuperGrok account changes or cancels?

xAI's current documentation says existing SuperGrok subscriptions continue unless the subscriber changes or cancels. Once a legacy plan is changed, the public page does not publish a guaranteed route back to the old name or price, so record the renewal terms before switching.

New Super and Ultra pools are shared across Grok and Cursor, but third-party Cursor models need separate credits. Canceling a tier can therefore affect more than chat access; check Imagine, X benefits, and any Cursor use that depends on the shared subscription.

How should a buyer compare Grok's pool with a real week of use?

Before choosing Super, list the Grok, Imagine, and Cursor tasks completed in a typical week and note which pool each uses. Test the monthly tier first if your account offers it, then compare the 15x Plus pool with actual interruptions.

Do not annualize the old SuperGrok price from a screenshot. Existing customers should read the account renewal amount, while new subscribers should compare the current Super and Ultra checkout terms and keep third-party model credits separate.

A new Super account pays $1,000 for the annual term rather than twelve $100 charges; Ultra is $2,000 up front instead of twelve $200 charges. xAI states that changing or canceling an existing SuperGrok subscription ends that legacy arrangement, whose public replacement price is not listed.

A designer who mainly wants Imagine should check the current subscription's included video generation before selecting Ultra. A developer who uses Cursor should also separate included Grok and Cursor usage from third-party model credits on the editor's own account.

How much video work do Krater teams report?

Krater data: video made up 21% of feature use across 18 active teams in the 30 days ending Nov 10, 2026.

Could a workspace support work beyond Grok?

Krater places chat, research, documents, agents, and media creation across 500+ AI models in one workspace. A creator can move among those task types without keeping a separate AI app for every step.

It does not include X social features or that subscription's Cursor pool. Pro includes 1,500 monthly credits; Max has 10,000 for five members including the owner. Compare the work you want to centralize.

How we checked

We read xAI's pricing page and X Subscription documentation for tier names, annual prices, shared pool rules, and legacy accounts. Checked November 11, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Can a new user still buy SuperGrok?

xAI's current documentation directs new self-serve buyers to The X Subscription. Existing SuperGrok plans continue unless the customer changes or cancels.

How much is the current Super plan?

xAI lists Super at $100 monthly or $1,000 annually.

What is included in Super?

The current docs describe a shared usage pool at 15x Plus, across Grok and Cursor, with X benefits when connected.

What is the current Ultra price?

xAI lists Ultra at $200 monthly or $2,000 annually, with 50x Plus usage.

Does Super include all Cursor models?

No. xAI says third-party model usage in Cursor is not included and must be purchased separately.

What did the old SuperGrok plan cost?

The current public pricing page does not publish the legacy SuperGrok rate. Existing subscribers should check their account's billing details.

Bottom line

For new customers, compare the current X Subscription tiers rather than relying on an old SuperGrok price. Super is $100 monthly and bundles a 15x Plus weekly pool. It is worth considering only if you use the included services enough to make that combined allowance valuable.

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