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Grok Bot pricing explained, plus the line in xAI's own documentation about the single persistent cloud computer that every Bot on your account works from. What this video covers: ✅ What a Grok Bot is, next to the Grok chat window you already know ✅ The persistent cloud computer, and the browser, filesystem and terminal on it ✅ Why the price people quote ranges from twenty dollars to three hundred ✅ What SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy each list on their cards ✅ Where Cursor Pro, Cursor Ultra, Cursor Teams Standard and Cursor Teams Premium fit ✅ What the weekly Grok Bot usage allowance includes, and what xAI does not publish about it ✅ How on-demand usage is billed on top of a plan ✅ Whether Bot usage counts against your normal Grok and Cursor limits ✅ The question about the shared computer that xAI answers on its own FAQ ✅ What the documentation says is shared between Bots: browser cookies, signed-in sessions, files, command line credentials ✅ What "separate screens" does and does not mean for separation ✅ The practices xAI points people toward, including approval cards for hard-to-undo actions ✅ What happens to a Bot's files and sessions when the Bot is deleted ✅ Which things were still listed as not shipped in late August 2026 I go through xAI's public pricing page, their Grok Bot FAQ and the documentation at docs.x.ai, plus dated independent write-ups, and I quote what each one actually says. Every figure is attributed to a named source and a date, because this product is weeks old and the numbers have already moved once. If you are weighing up Grok Bot for real work, or you have already got a couple of Bots running and never thought about what they share, this one is for you. CHAPTERS 0:00 Every Bot you make lands on the same machine 0:23 Why nobody agrees what Grok Bot costs 0:43 What you will have by the end 1:09 What a Bot actually is, next to Grok chat 1:55 Launch day and the only way in 2:50 What changed on the twenty sixth of August 3:54 What "included" does not cover 4:55 The question xAI answers on its own site 5:36 What the documentation says is shared 6:42 The practices xAI points people toward 7:42 What is still on the not yet list 8:33 Where that leaves it Sources named in the video: xAI's Grok Bot FAQ and pricing page at x.ai, the Grok Bot documentation at docs.x.ai, an aipricing.guru launch-pricing breakdown, Codewalkers on the plan expansion, and a CellCog write-up on the shared-computer model. If you were setting these up, would you hand a Bot your real login, or make it a second account with almost nothing attached to it? Tell me in the comments. #GrokBot #xAI #AIAgents

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