SpaceXSI Folds Grok, Cursor and X Premium Into One 'X Subscription'
SpaceXSI has launched the X Subscription, a single monthly membership bundling Grok, Cursor and X Premium across four personal tiers priced from $8 to $200 a month, plus team and custom enterprise plans.
The plan is called the X Subscription. Access to Grok, Grok Bot, Cursor and X Premium depends on the tier a customer pays for. SpaceXSI was known as SpaceXAI until chief executive Elon Musk said he would rename the company, after President Donald Trump pushed for the use of the term "super intelligence" instead of artificial intelligence. The company acquired Cursor, a coding startup, in August.
At $8 a month, the Plus tier for individuals covers Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine and Build, as well as the Grok API and Cursor for coding. Subscribers also get X Premium features: a checkmark, fewer ads in the X timeline, enhanced creator tools and advanced analytics.
The $30-a-month Premium tier adds Grok Bot and the latest Grok models, the ability to make AI images and videos through Grok, and faster chat responses. On Cursor, it unlocks code hosting, cloud agents and automations. On X, it removes ads from scrolling and allows subscribers to secure a preferred handle.
The $100-a-month Super tier includes everything in Plus and Premium, along with priority access to Grok models during peak times. The top $200 Ultra tier provides the earliest access to all products and models and 20 times the usage capacity of Plus.
SpaceXSI said the Premium, Super and Ultra plans are also available for teams, while enterprise customers can obtain customized plans from the company.
Editor's Summary
SpaceXSI has consolidated Grok, the Cursor coding platform and X Premium into a single X Subscription with four personal tiers running from $8 to $200 a month. Higher tiers add access to Grok Bot, the newest models, Cursor's cloud agents and priority capacity, with team and custom enterprise options also offered. The move places the company's AI, developer and social-media products under one billing structure after its August acquisition of Cursor.