Is it a fit for you?
Try a concise everyday explanation or message. The recent external task comparison gives you concrete outputs to inspect.
A task you can try today
A task you can try todayStart small. Keep the useful result.
Everyday task: write a tactful message declining an invitation. Supply your real reason, desired tone and maximum length; request two options without making promises for you. Choose and edit one yourself. For a shopping list, give quantities, budget and exclusions explicitly and check every row. The recent everyday review found different strengths across these tasks; it did not establish the exact current model or free quota.
Suggested practice, not a newly observed product trial. Use public or non-sensitive inputs.
The trade-off
The trade-offA conversational style you enjoy is useful, but is not a fact-checking guarantee. The latest everyday case has unknown model/settings; the explicit Grok 4.7 review is a coding comparison. Neither supplies a fixed free-message count. Verify linked claims, quantities and any additional spend.
Is free enough? When would I pay?
Is free enough? When would I pay?Try the $0 entry first. The current US web listing starts at $8/month for Plus, with a shared weekly allowance across included Grok/Cursor activities; API usage is billed separately. Pay only when a tested recurring task needs the extra access. Check the offer name, renewal, remaining pool and top-up settings in your own account; older SuperGrok descriptions may differ.
Read the experiences behind this advice
- Sol, Opus and Grok tried the same small website briefNamed reviewer’s task comparison · tool surface · 5 October 2026
- Grok: a natural message, an incomplete shopping listPublisher hands-on comparison · 24 October 2026
WRS editorial advice, informed by dated reports and current official plans. An API test is not a test of the app subscription.
What you can try
- Chat on the web or in the official mobile apps.
- Explore voice, image and file features where your account provides them.
- Ask for original links when checking a current topic.
Access and cost
Open grok.com or its official iOS/Android app. Signing in and linking an X subscription are distinct steps. Available features, billing channel and regional checkout determine your actual access.
Free entry · Free entry
Limited usage. The current public page lists a $0 entry.
Plus · current public web listing · US$8/month
US web list price before tax. Included activities share a weekly Grok/Cursor pool; Grok API usage is billed separately. Premium $30, Super $100 and Ultra $200 are higher listed tiers. Check account naming, renewal and top-ups.
Make the choice with your own task
A conversational style you enjoy is useful, but is not a fact-checking guarantee. The latest everyday case has unknown model/settings; the explicit Grok 4.7 review is a coding comparison. Neither supplies a fixed free-message count. Verify linked claims, quantities and any additional spend.
- Open an account and plan you are authorized to use. Look for the feature needed by your task.
- Copy the public example brief, or substitute a small piece of your own non-sensitive work.
- Inspect the output. Record the corrections, any quota encountered, and the price actually shown to you.
- Try an alternative only when there is a concrete unmet need. Keep the useful output and checking method.
Use the same example across products
Original sources
- Current public plan comparisonOfficial living page · Living page · Checked 2026-10-28
- Consumer account, billing and usage helpOfficial living page · Living page · Checked 2026-10-28
Tell us what happened
A useful note names the product and plan, date, task, outcome, human corrections and observed cost or UNKNOWN. Remove private conversation details and credentials.
Send a usage note or correction · Compare the alternatives
Guide edition 2026-10-28.1. Documented capabilities and editorial fit, without a WRS cross-product performance test.