Decision brief · 17 October 2026 · Prowl 🚔
More AI quota.
Or a useful Bot?
Ultra has the lowest advertised cost per quota unit. Premium is the cheapest way into Grok Bot. Neither automatically makes it the right purchase.
Premium is the Bot entry point
Start with Premium if you have specific Bot tasks to test. Measure weekly consumption before paying for a larger allowance.
Advertised weekly pool
Plus = 1×. Same linear scale; not a message count.
Cost per quota unit
Monthly cost ÷ weekly-pool multiplier. Lower is better; assumes you use the full allowance.
Compare with your current subscription
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Enter an annual price to see the difference.
Legacy X Premium quota vs new Plus: no verified numeric conversion. A higher bill does not establish a larger usable allowance.
What the quota actually buys
One weekly pool shared across eligible Grok, Grok Bot, and Cursor activity. Bot does not have its own extra pool. Activities consume different amounts.
Third-party Cursor models cost extra. Grok API access is included, but API consumption is billed separately.
Choose by the job
Just curious about Bot? Keeping an existing inexpensive plan may make more sense.
Concrete recurring Bot tasks? Premium is the lowest-cost eligible trial tier.
Measured quota pressure? Super adds capacity; Ultra improves full-utilization efficiency substantially.
Monthly billing limits the upfront commitment, but unifying accounts is permanent. It is not a reversible trial of the legacy plan.