Plans and billing

Learn how plans, usage, and billing work with Grok Bot.

How do I get access to Grok Bot?

Grok Bot access is included on every paid individual Cursor plan and on Cursor Teams. You can also grant usage to your Cursor account by linking an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ subscription.

Situation	What to do	Grok Bot usage
You're on Cursor Ultra	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Highest weekly usage
You're on Cursor Pro+	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Generous weekly usage, below Ultra
You're on Cursor Pro	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Weekly usage, below Pro+
You're on a Cursor Teams plan (self-serve)	Sign in with your Cursor account. Every member has access. No Premium seat or admin request required.	Follows the Teams plan allowance
You're on Cursor Enterprise	Consult your account executive to enable Grok Bot access for your team.	Managed by your admin
You have individual SuperGrok Heavy	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Highest linked usage
You have individual SuperGrok Plus	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Generous linked usage, below Heavy
You have individual SuperGrok	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below Plus
You have X Premium+	Link your X account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below SuperGrok Plus
You have SuperGrok Team or SuperGrok Enterprise	SuperGrok linking is not supported. Only individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ accounts can link.	Not included
You're on SuperGrok Lite	Grok Bot is not included. Upgrade to SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy, then link again.	Not included

Linking SuperGrok or X Premium+ is a usage grant, not a Cursor plan. Your existing Cursor plan stays in place after linking. You can still upgrade that Cursor plan, such as Pro+ to Ultra. Linking SuperGrok on top of it does not add usage. See Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?.

What's the difference between Pro, Pro+, and Ultra for Grok Bot?

Pro includes Grok Bot with weekly usage, below the Pro+ tier.
Pro+ includes Grok Bot with generous weekly usage, below the Ultra tier.
Ultra includes Grok Bot with the highest weekly usage.

Pro, Pro+, and Ultra all sign in to Grok Bot the same way: use the same Cursor account. You can still upgrade within those Cursor plans. Moving from Pro+ to Ultra raises included Grok Bot usage to the Ultra tier.

Do I need a separate Grok Bot subscription?

No. Access is included with Cursor Pro, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, or a Cursor Teams seat, or through an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ account link.

Does joining a Cursor Teams plan require a Premium seat for Grok Bot?

No. On a self-serve Cursor Teams plan, every member gets Grok Bot on their Cursor account. Team admins do not need to assign a Premium seat, and members do not need to request access.

Grok Bot usage draws from the Teams plan's usage allowance for that seat. On-demand usage is enabled by default for the Teams plan. See Team pricing for seat allowances and on-demand details.

How does Grok Bot usage work?

Paid Grok Bot access includes Weekly usage. That included grant resets weekly. When it runs out, extra Grok Bot usage can continue as On-demand usage if on-demand is enabled. That extra usage is billed through Cursor and counts toward the On-demand monthly limit. See What do the plan and spending screens call usage? and How does the on-demand monthly limit apply to Grok Bot?.

Grok Bot usage is metered on your Cursor account, not on Grok or X. A SuperGrok or X Premium+ link grants Grok Bot usage on that same Cursor account while SuperGrok or X Premium+ stays active. It does not create a second meter on Grok or X, and it does not change your Cursor plan. If you already have a Cursor plan that includes Grok Bot, the link does not add usage on top of that plan. See Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?.

How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit rather than a set number of days, though a 7-day window also applies.

The credit is drawn down by how much work your agents do, measured by agent steps and tokens rather than the number of messages you send. Larger or longer agent jobs use more, so how far the credit goes depends on how you use it.

To make your trial credit go further:

Start small and scope tasks tightly, then scale up once you see how much each task uses.
Check your usage on the plan screen before running large or long agent jobs.

Is Grok Bot usage shared between macOS and iOS?

Yes. macOS and iOS share a single usage bucket tied to your signed-in Cursor account. Both apps call the same backend, so usage you see on Mac is the same quota shown on iOS.

What if my trial ran out during a single run?

The trial is a usage credit, so a large or long-running agent task can use most or all of it at once. This is expected, and used trial credit is not restored or topped up.

To keep using Grok Bot, upgrade to Cursor Pro, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, or a Cursor Teams plan, or link an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ account.

See How do I get access to Grok Bot?. To make the credit go further, see How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?.

If a run failed with an error rather than an unsatisfying result, report it by following Report a bug.

What happens to my Cursor plan when I link SuperGrok or X Premium+?

Linking SuperGrok or X Premium+ is a usage grant, not a Cursor plan. It doesn't change or cancel your Cursor plan.

If you already pay for Cursor Pro, Pro+, or Ultra, that subscription stays in place after linking.
If you're on a Cursor Teams seat, the seat stays in place after linking.
If you had no Cursor plan before linking, you still don't, and Grok Bot usage comes from the SuperGrok or X Premium+ grant alone.

A SuperGrok or X Premium+ link is permanent once created. You can't unlink or move it to a different Cursor account, so sign in with the correct Cursor account before linking. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot for the linking steps.

Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?

No. A Cursor plan and a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link do not stack. They do not add extra Grok Bot usage on top of each other.

You can still upgrade within Cursor plans. Moving from Pro+ to Ultra raises included Grok Bot usage to the Ultra tier. That upgrade is a change of Cursor plan, not a second grant.

What does not add usage is combining a Cursor plan with a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link:

If you are on Pro+, linking SuperGrok Plus does not add Grok Bot usage.
If you already have SuperGrok Heavy linked, purchasing Cursor Ultra does not add Grok Bot usage.
Linking SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ while you already have Grok Bot on Pro, Pro+, Ultra, or a self-serve Teams plan does not add usage.
A Cursor plan does not add usage on top of an X Premium+ link, and an X Premium+ link does not add usage on top of a Cursor plan.

Your Cursor subscription and your SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription can both stay active and keep billing on their own. Buying one does not cancel the other. Only the usage grants do not combine.

When Weekly usage runs out, keep going with on-demand usage if it is enabled on your Cursor account. On-demand is how you get more Grok Bot usage past the included grant. Linking SuperGrok or X Premium+ on top of a Cursor plan is not. If you subscribed in the iOS or Android app, enable on-demand on the web. See On-demand usage for mobile subscriptions.

What do the plan and spending screens call usage?

Grok Bot Settings and the Cursor dashboard use different names for the same two pools.

Weekly usage in Grok Bot is included usage. It resets weekly. A SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy title on that meter is the linked grant, not a second Cursor plan.
On-demand usage in Grok Bot is extra usage after weekly usage runs out. The row says Billed through Cursor.
On-demand monthly limit in Grok Bot is the cap on that extra usage. On the web, the same cap is Spending and Monthly Limit.

Included weekly usage is not the monthly limit. Using up weekly usage does not stop Grok Bot if on-demand is on.

What if I upgrade SuperGrok after I already linked?

The grant follows the SuperGrok or X Premium+ plan on the linked account, but the Grok Bot screen can keep showing the old tier for a while.

If you upgrade SuperGrok to SuperGrok Plus or SuperGrok Heavy after linking, keep using Grok Bot. Allow up to 24 hours for Weekly usage to move to the new tier. You do not need to link again, and you cannot unlink to force a refresh.

Buying Cursor Ultra while you wait does not add usage. See Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?.

If the old tier is still shown after 24 hours, contact support with the Cursor account email, the Grok account email, and a screenshot of Weekly usage.

How does the on-demand monthly limit apply to Grok Bot?

Grok Bot draws from Weekly usage first. When that included grant runs out, extra Grok Bot usage continues on on-demand if it is enabled. That extra usage counts toward the On-demand monthly limit in Grok Bot, which is the same cap as Monthly Limit on the web.

To turn it on or change it:

In Grok Bot, open Settings and find On-demand monthly limit. Choose Enable if it is off.
If Grok Bot asks for a card, finish that on the web. In a browser, go to cursor.com/dashboard, open Spending, and set Monthly Limit.
If you subscribed in the iOS or Android app, set that limit on the web. See On-demand usage for mobile subscriptions.

A limit is not a hard stop in the middle of a run. A bot already working can finish past the monthly limit. After that, on-demand stops until you raise the limit or the billing cycle resets. Leaving the limit unchanged does not add more included weekly usage.

If on-demand is off, Grok Bot stops when weekly usage runs out. The screen says you have reached your Grok Bot usage limit, and it resets with weekly usage.

What happens if I downgrade or my Teams seat changes?

A downgrade or a seat change changes which single grant Grok Bot uses. It does not stack with another plan.

Downgrading SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy lowers the linked grant after the same refresh window, up to 24 hours. Usage already spent this week still counts. If you are already past the new tier, further included usage stops. On-demand continues only if it is enabled.
Downgrading a Cursor plan, such as Ultra to Pro+, changes the Cursor weekly usage the same way. A SuperGrok link does not replace or add to that change.
On a self-serve Teams plan, Grok Bot follows the seat you are on. A higher seat can raise weekly usage. A lower seat lowers it. You do not need a separate SuperGrok link, and a link does not add usage on top of the seat.
If an admin removes your Teams seat, the Teams grant ends. A SuperGrok or X Premium+ link already on that Cursor account does not turn into a larger grant, and it does not restore the Teams allowance.

Request-based Teams plans and Enterprise seats do not take a personal SuperGrok link. Those plans keep Grok Bot on the Cursor contract.

How do I cancel my Grok Bot trial or request a partial refund?

Canceling a trial:

You can cancel a Grok Bot trial from the plan screen (Cancel Trial).
For Apple Pay or App Store trial paths, use Apple's subscription management if the in-app cancel button is unavailable.
Contact support when cancellation does not take effect within 24 hours.

Partial refund eligibility:

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit, not a charge, so there is nothing to refund. Used trial credit is not restored. See What if my trial ran out during a single run?.
Refunds for active paid subscriptions follow Refunds. Prorated refunds are not issued for mid-cycle downgrades with usage.

Trial cancellation is self-serve when Cancel Trial is available on the plan screen. For a refund on an active paid subscription, follow the steps in Refunds.

Plans and billing

Learn how plans, usage, and billing work with Grok Bot.

How do I get access to Grok Bot?

Situation	What to do	Grok Bot usage
You're on Cursor Ultra	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Highest weekly usage
You're on Cursor Pro+	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Generous weekly usage, below Ultra
You're on Cursor Pro	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Weekly usage, below Pro+
You're on a Cursor Teams plan (self-serve)	Sign in with your Cursor account. Every member has access. No Premium seat or admin request required.	Follows the Teams plan allowance
You're on Cursor Enterprise	Consult your account executive to enable Grok Bot access for your team.	Managed by your admin
You have individual SuperGrok Heavy	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Highest linked usage
You have individual SuperGrok Plus	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Generous linked usage, below Heavy
You have individual SuperGrok	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below Plus
You have X Premium+	Link your X account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below SuperGrok Plus
You have SuperGrok Team or SuperGrok Enterprise	SuperGrok linking is not supported. Only individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ accounts can link.	Not included
You're on SuperGrok Lite	Grok Bot is not included. Upgrade to SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy, then link again.	Not included

What's the difference between Pro, Pro+, and Ultra for Grok Bot?

Pro includes Grok Bot with weekly usage, below the Pro+ tier.
Pro+ includes Grok Bot with generous weekly usage, below the Ultra tier.
Ultra includes Grok Bot with the highest weekly usage.

Do I need a separate Grok Bot subscription?

No. Access is included with Cursor Pro, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, or a Cursor Teams seat, or through an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ account link.

Does joining a Cursor Teams plan require a Premium seat for Grok Bot?

No. On a self-serve Cursor Teams plan, every member gets Grok Bot on their Cursor account. Team admins do not need to assign a Premium seat, and members do not need to request access.

Grok Bot usage draws from the Teams plan's usage allowance for that seat. On-demand usage is enabled by default for the Teams plan. See Team pricing for seat allowances and on-demand details.

How does Grok Bot usage work?

How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit rather than a set number of days, though a 7-day window also applies.

To make your trial credit go further:

Start small and scope tasks tightly, then scale up once you see how much each task uses.
Check your usage on the plan screen before running large or long agent jobs.

Is Grok Bot usage shared between macOS and iOS?

Yes. macOS and iOS share a single usage bucket tied to your signed-in Cursor account. Both apps call the same backend, so usage you see on Mac is the same quota shown on iOS.

What if my trial ran out during a single run?

The trial is a usage credit, so a large or long-running agent task can use most or all of it at once. This is expected, and used trial credit is not restored or topped up.

See How do I get access to Grok Bot?. To make the credit go further, see How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?.

If a run failed with an error rather than an unsatisfying result, report it by following Report a bug.

What happens to my Cursor plan when I link SuperGrok or X Premium+?

Linking SuperGrok or X Premium+ is a usage grant, not a Cursor plan. It doesn't change or cancel your Cursor plan.

If you already pay for Cursor Pro, Pro+, or Ultra, that subscription stays in place after linking.
If you're on a Cursor Teams seat, the seat stays in place after linking.
If you had no Cursor plan before linking, you still don't, and Grok Bot usage comes from the SuperGrok or X Premium+ grant alone.

Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?

No. A Cursor plan and a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link do not stack. They do not add extra Grok Bot usage on top of each other.

You can still upgrade within Cursor plans. Moving from Pro+ to Ultra raises included Grok Bot usage to the Ultra tier. That upgrade is a change of Cursor plan, not a second grant.

What does not add usage is combining a Cursor plan with a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link:

If you are on Pro+, linking SuperGrok Plus does not add Grok Bot usage.
If you already have SuperGrok Heavy linked, purchasing Cursor Ultra does not add Grok Bot usage.
Linking SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ while you already have Grok Bot on Pro, Pro+, Ultra, or a self-serve Teams plan does not add usage.
A Cursor plan does not add usage on top of an X Premium+ link, and an X Premium+ link does not add usage on top of a Cursor plan.

Your Cursor subscription and your SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription can both stay active and keep billing on their own. Buying one does not cancel the other. Only the usage grants do not combine.

What do the plan and spending screens call usage?

Grok Bot Settings and the Cursor dashboard use different names for the same two pools.

Weekly usage in Grok Bot is included usage. It resets weekly. A SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy title on that meter is the linked grant, not a second Cursor plan.
On-demand usage in Grok Bot is extra usage after weekly usage runs out. The row says Billed through Cursor.
On-demand monthly limit in Grok Bot is the cap on that extra usage. On the web, the same cap is Spending and Monthly Limit.

Included weekly usage is not the monthly limit. Using up weekly usage does not stop Grok Bot if on-demand is on.

What if I upgrade SuperGrok after I already linked?

The grant follows the SuperGrok or X Premium+ plan on the linked account, but the Grok Bot screen can keep showing the old tier for a while.

Buying Cursor Ultra while you wait does not add usage. See Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?.

If the old tier is still shown after 24 hours, contact support with the Cursor account email, the Grok account email, and a screenshot of Weekly usage.

How does the on-demand monthly limit apply to Grok Bot?

To turn it on or change it:

In Grok Bot, open Settings and find On-demand monthly limit. Choose Enable if it is off.
If Grok Bot asks for a card, finish that on the web. In a browser, go to cursor.com/dashboard, open Spending, and set Monthly Limit.
If you subscribed in the iOS or Android app, set that limit on the web. See On-demand usage for mobile subscriptions.

If on-demand is off, Grok Bot stops when weekly usage runs out. The screen says you have reached your Grok Bot usage limit, and it resets with weekly usage.

What happens if I downgrade or my Teams seat changes?

A downgrade or a seat change changes which single grant Grok Bot uses. It does not stack with another plan.

Downgrading SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy lowers the linked grant after the same refresh window, up to 24 hours. Usage already spent this week still counts. If you are already past the new tier, further included usage stops. On-demand continues only if it is enabled.
Downgrading a Cursor plan, such as Ultra to Pro+, changes the Cursor weekly usage the same way. A SuperGrok link does not replace or add to that change.
On a self-serve Teams plan, Grok Bot follows the seat you are on. A higher seat can raise weekly usage. A lower seat lowers it. You do not need a separate SuperGrok link, and a link does not add usage on top of the seat.
If an admin removes your Teams seat, the Teams grant ends. A SuperGrok or X Premium+ link already on that Cursor account does not turn into a larger grant, and it does not restore the Teams allowance.

Request-based Teams plans and Enterprise seats do not take a personal SuperGrok link. Those plans keep Grok Bot on the Cursor contract.

How do I cancel my Grok Bot trial or request a partial refund?

Canceling a trial:

You can cancel a Grok Bot trial from the plan screen (Cancel Trial).
For Apple Pay or App Store trial paths, use Apple's subscription management if the in-app cancel button is unavailable.
Contact support when cancellation does not take effect within 24 hours.

Partial refund eligibility:

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit, not a charge, so there is nothing to refund. Used trial credit is not restored. See What if my trial ran out during a single run?.
Refunds for active paid subscriptions follow Refunds. Prorated refunds are not issued for mid-cycle downgrades with usage.

Trial cancellation is self-serve when Cancel Trial is available on the plan screen. For a refund on an active paid subscription, follow the steps in Refunds.

Plans and billing

Learn how plans, usage, and billing work with Grok Bot.

How do I get access to Grok Bot?

Situation	What to do	Grok Bot usage
You're on Cursor Ultra	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Highest weekly usage
You're on Cursor Pro+	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Generous weekly usage, below Ultra
You're on Cursor Pro	Sign in to Grok Bot with the same account. Access is included.	Weekly usage, below Pro+
You're on a Cursor Teams plan (self-serve)	Sign in with your Cursor account. Every member has access. No Premium seat or admin request required.	Follows the Teams plan allowance
You're on Cursor Enterprise	Consult your account executive to enable Grok Bot access for your team.	Managed by your admin
You have individual SuperGrok Heavy	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Highest linked usage
You have individual SuperGrok Plus	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Generous linked usage, below Heavy
You have individual SuperGrok	Link your Grok account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below Plus
You have X Premium+	Link your X account from the Grok Bot plan screen. See Link SuperGrok for Grok Bot.	Linked usage, below SuperGrok Plus
You have SuperGrok Team or SuperGrok Enterprise	SuperGrok linking is not supported. Only individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ accounts can link.	Not included
You're on SuperGrok Lite	Grok Bot is not included. Upgrade to SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy, then link again.	Not included

What's the difference between Pro, Pro+, and Ultra for Grok Bot?

Pro includes Grok Bot with weekly usage, below the Pro+ tier.
Pro+ includes Grok Bot with generous weekly usage, below the Ultra tier.
Ultra includes Grok Bot with the highest weekly usage.

Do I need a separate Grok Bot subscription?

No. Access is included with Cursor Pro, Cursor Pro+, Cursor Ultra, or a Cursor Teams seat, or through an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ account link.

Does joining a Cursor Teams plan require a Premium seat for Grok Bot?

No. On a self-serve Cursor Teams plan, every member gets Grok Bot on their Cursor account. Team admins do not need to assign a Premium seat, and members do not need to request access.

Grok Bot usage draws from the Teams plan's usage allowance for that seat. On-demand usage is enabled by default for the Teams plan. See Team pricing for seat allowances and on-demand details.

How does Grok Bot usage work?

How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit rather than a set number of days, though a 7-day window also applies.

To make your trial credit go further:

Start small and scope tasks tightly, then scale up once you see how much each task uses.
Check your usage on the plan screen before running large or long agent jobs.

Is Grok Bot usage shared between macOS and iOS?

Yes. macOS and iOS share a single usage bucket tied to your signed-in Cursor account. Both apps call the same backend, so usage you see on Mac is the same quota shown on iOS.

What if my trial ran out during a single run?

The trial is a usage credit, so a large or long-running agent task can use most or all of it at once. This is expected, and used trial credit is not restored or topped up.

See How do I get access to Grok Bot?. To make the credit go further, see How does the Grok Bot free trial work and how do I use it efficiently?.

If a run failed with an error rather than an unsatisfying result, report it by following Report a bug.

What happens to my Cursor plan when I link SuperGrok or X Premium+?

Linking SuperGrok or X Premium+ is a usage grant, not a Cursor plan. It doesn't change or cancel your Cursor plan.

If you already pay for Cursor Pro, Pro+, or Ultra, that subscription stays in place after linking.
If you're on a Cursor Teams seat, the seat stays in place after linking.
If you had no Cursor plan before linking, you still don't, and Grok Bot usage comes from the SuperGrok or X Premium+ grant alone.

Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?

No. A Cursor plan and a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link do not stack. They do not add extra Grok Bot usage on top of each other.

You can still upgrade within Cursor plans. Moving from Pro+ to Ultra raises included Grok Bot usage to the Ultra tier. That upgrade is a change of Cursor plan, not a second grant.

What does not add usage is combining a Cursor plan with a SuperGrok or X Premium+ link:

If you are on Pro+, linking SuperGrok Plus does not add Grok Bot usage.
If you already have SuperGrok Heavy linked, purchasing Cursor Ultra does not add Grok Bot usage.
Linking SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy, or X Premium+ while you already have Grok Bot on Pro, Pro+, Ultra, or a self-serve Teams plan does not add usage.
A Cursor plan does not add usage on top of an X Premium+ link, and an X Premium+ link does not add usage on top of a Cursor plan.

Your Cursor subscription and your SuperGrok or X Premium+ subscription can both stay active and keep billing on their own. Buying one does not cancel the other. Only the usage grants do not combine.

What do the plan and spending screens call usage?

Grok Bot Settings and the Cursor dashboard use different names for the same two pools.

Weekly usage in Grok Bot is included usage. It resets weekly. A SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy title on that meter is the linked grant, not a second Cursor plan.
On-demand usage in Grok Bot is extra usage after weekly usage runs out. The row says Billed through Cursor.
On-demand monthly limit in Grok Bot is the cap on that extra usage. On the web, the same cap is Spending and Monthly Limit.

Included weekly usage is not the monthly limit. Using up weekly usage does not stop Grok Bot if on-demand is on.

What if I upgrade SuperGrok after I already linked?

The grant follows the SuperGrok or X Premium+ plan on the linked account, but the Grok Bot screen can keep showing the old tier for a while.

Buying Cursor Ultra while you wait does not add usage. See Do Cursor and SuperGrok plans stack?.

If the old tier is still shown after 24 hours, contact support with the Cursor account email, the Grok account email, and a screenshot of Weekly usage.

How does the on-demand monthly limit apply to Grok Bot?

To turn it on or change it:

In Grok Bot, open Settings and find On-demand monthly limit. Choose Enable if it is off.
If Grok Bot asks for a card, finish that on the web. In a browser, go to cursor.com/dashboard, open Spending, and set Monthly Limit.
If you subscribed in the iOS or Android app, set that limit on the web. See On-demand usage for mobile subscriptions.

If on-demand is off, Grok Bot stops when weekly usage runs out. The screen says you have reached your Grok Bot usage limit, and it resets with weekly usage.

What happens if I downgrade or my Teams seat changes?

A downgrade or a seat change changes which single grant Grok Bot uses. It does not stack with another plan.

Downgrading SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy lowers the linked grant after the same refresh window, up to 24 hours. Usage already spent this week still counts. If you are already past the new tier, further included usage stops. On-demand continues only if it is enabled.
Downgrading a Cursor plan, such as Ultra to Pro+, changes the Cursor weekly usage the same way. A SuperGrok link does not replace or add to that change.
On a self-serve Teams plan, Grok Bot follows the seat you are on. A higher seat can raise weekly usage. A lower seat lowers it. You do not need a separate SuperGrok link, and a link does not add usage on top of the seat.
If an admin removes your Teams seat, the Teams grant ends. A SuperGrok or X Premium+ link already on that Cursor account does not turn into a larger grant, and it does not restore the Teams allowance.

Request-based Teams plans and Enterprise seats do not take a personal SuperGrok link. Those plans keep Grok Bot on the Cursor contract.

How do I cancel my Grok Bot trial or request a partial refund?

Canceling a trial:

You can cancel a Grok Bot trial from the plan screen (Cancel Trial).
For Apple Pay or App Store trial paths, use Apple's subscription management if the in-app cancel button is unavailable.
Contact support when cancellation does not take effect within 24 hours.

Partial refund eligibility:

The Grok Bot free trial is a usage credit, not a charge, so there is nothing to refund. Used trial credit is not restored. See What if my trial ran out during a single run?.
Refunds for active paid subscriptions follow Refunds. Prorated refunds are not issued for mid-cycle downgrades with usage.

Trial cancellation is self-serve when Cancel Trial is available on the plan screen. For a refund on an active paid subscription, follow the steps in Refunds.

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