Spacexsi Bundles Grok, Cursor And X Premium In One Subscription
The X Subscription combines AI chat, coding tools and X features across five tiers, with paid plans starting at $8 a month.
SpaceX Super Intelligence has introduced The X Subscription, a membership that brings Grok, the Cursor coding tool and X Premium features under one plan. The offering has five tiers, from a limited free option to a $200-a-month Ultra plan, according to TechCrunch and Engadget.
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What the plans include
The paid tiers are Plus at $8 a month, Premium at $30, Super at $100 and Ultra at $200. TechCrunch reports that AI usage allowances rise at higher tiers, while the free plan provides limited chat and agent use. Customers need Premium or above to access the latest Grok models, the outlet says.
Engadget says Plus gives individuals access to Grok’s chat, voice, Imagine and Build features, its API, and Cursor for coding. It also includes X Premium benefits such as a checkmark, fewer ads, creator tools and advanced analytics.
At $30 a month, Premium adds Grok Bot, the latest models, faster chat responses and the ability to generate AI images and videos, according to Engadget. On Cursor, it adds code hosting, cloud agents and automations; on X, it adds ad-free scrolling and the ability to secure a preferred handle. Engadget says Super offers priority access to Grok models at busy times, while Ultra provides the earliest access to products and models and 20 times Plus’s usage capacity.
Why SpaceXSI is combining its products
TechCrunch describes the bundle as an effort to attract subscribers by offering more than any one of the company’s standalone services. It places the move in a competitive market for paid AI subscriptions that includes OpenAI and Anthropic. Engadget reports that SpaceXSI acquired Cursor in August, before announcing the unified membership.
Current subscribers do not have to switch. TechCrunch says they can keep their existing plans or upgrade through their X subscription settings once the option reaches them; the upgrade is rolling out gradually. The outlet also reports that SpaceXSI says the comparable new plan for existing X Premium+ subscribers costs the same or less.
Options for developers and teams
For developers evaluating the bundle, the distinction between tiers extends beyond Grok usage: Engadget lists basic Cursor access in Plus and code hosting, cloud agents and automations in Premium. Engadget also says Premium, Super and Ultra are available for teams, while enterprise customers can request customized plans. Neither report describes how existing Cursor subscriptions would be affected.
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