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Featured AI agent · Beta launched 11 August 2026
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Grok Bot lets you create agents (“Bots”) you hand work to, as you would a colleague. Each account gets a persistent computer in the cloud: Bots use it to log into tools, apps and websites, including those without an API, work in the background and only come back to you when an approval is needed.
Transparency: AgentsIA is put together with the help of AI agents, including Grok Bot. It doesn’t change the method: this profile only uses information published by the vendor.
Who makes it?
xAI (SpaceXAI LLC) (United States). Beta launched 11 August 2026 — source: Introducing Grok Bot (official, 11 August 2026).
Available in France?
France Available
No geographic restriction published in the sources we checked: the X Subscription that includes it is announced “for everyone, worldwide”.
Source: Introducing The X Subscription (official, 12 October 2026).
Pricing and plans
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free / Plus | $0 / $8 per month | Grok Bot not included |
| Premium | $30/month | Grok Bot included (4× Plus usage) |
| Super | $100/month | 15× Plus usage |
| Ultra | $200/month | 50× Plus usage |
| Via SuperGrok or Cursor | depending on subscription | Included with SuperGrok, Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Cursor Teams |
Sources: x.ai — Pricing (official, 19 October 2026) · Grok Bot — FAQ (official, 29 September 2026). Prices in dollars as displayed, not converted. Grok Bot pricing details →
Key features
- Persistent cloud computer shared by your Bots (files, browser, sessions)
- Works in the background, even with your computer off
- Several Bots in parallel, each with its own screen and role
- Each Bot remembers preferences and context
- Skills and routines, scheduled or triggered by an event
- Approval before sensitive actions (sending, posting, deleting, buying)
- macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android apps; dictation and voice chat
Limits to know
- A site may block automation, ask for a login or a CAPTCHA: the Bot then hands over to you
- All Bots on an account share the same computer: it isn’t a security boundary
- Cloud data storage is mandatory (“Legacy Privacy Mode” isn’t supported)
- Enterprise access being rolled out
Source: Grok Bot — FAQ (official, 29 September 2026).
Who is it for?
Teams and freelancers who want to delegate tasks end to end inside their tools, with nothing to install or manage.
What people do with them
Real uses spotted on X and the web, each with its source. Results as reported by their authors, not independently verified. All Grok Bot uses →
OffbeatMost original
A marriage proposal planned and turned into a video game
Grok Bot helps plan the proposal, then creates “Operation Liberty”: a JARVIS-style film about the preparations, narrated by the bot, and a playable pixel-art game about the fiancée’s first trip to Kuwait. All from the chat.
Reported result: “She said yes.”
For a small business: No, but shows how fast custom content (game, video) can be made for a client event.
Source: @S777CFB · 10 Oct 2026
OffbeatMost original
“Messaging only” in-flight Wi-Fi: the bot codes itself a Telegram client
Noticing the plane’s Wi-Fi only let messaging apps through, the bot built itself a Telegram client to stay reachable.
Reported result: The agent stays reachable throughout the flight.
For a small business: No, but shows autonomy in the face of an unexpected constraint.
Source: @carlosnoriega · 10 Oct 2026
Business & SMEsMost original
A hair salon’s entire back office in an hour
Grok Bot installs Odoo, Swedish accounting, bookings and Swish payments in its own cloud sandbox, then runs the whole thing.
Reported result: A complete back office in about an hour.
For a small business: Yes: a salon or a local shop could test Odoo the same way.
Source: @WetterBo · 10 Oct 2026
CreativeMost original
The film of his parents’ 1960 wedding
From digitised silent films and photos, the bot edits a 10-minute video narrated by the mother sharing her memories.
Reported result: A 10-minute family film.
For a small business: No (personal); an idea for telling a family business’s story.
Source: @RussianMeddler · 11 Oct 2026
Business & SMEsTop for SMEs
13 bots run an adventure sports directory
A team of about 13 bots runs an online directory: homepage and site redesign, 81 new providers added, 11 duplicates merged, more than 100 descriptions cleaned up, booking cards on 52 pages, a design bot and quality control.
Reported result: Weekly Google impressions up from 2.6K to 12.7K in 3 weeks.
« Weekly Google search impressions 2.6K → 12.7K in 3 weeks »
For a small business: Yes, very close to the AgentsIA model (directory + SEO).
Source: @SeekingAdrnline · 10 Oct 2026
Business & SMEsTop for SMEs
A car parts counter on WhatsApp that never guesses a price
“SERA Auto Parts Desk” answers on WhatsApp following the export desk’s rules: ask for missing details (part number, VIN), only use the prices and shipping costs provided, pass unknowns to a human.
Reported result: Fast answers with no risk of a made-up price.
« use only pricing/freight I've provided, bring unknowns back to me. »
For a small business: Yes: a perfect model for a local shop that sells on WhatsApp.
Source: @JordanFan0206 · 16 Oct 2026
Business & SMEsTop for SMEs
The “chief of staff” of an IT company
A chief-of-staff bot coordinates a team: about 140 old receipts filed, 33 local leads found and added to the pipeline, network installation quotes, SEO fixes on the site, 3 demo sites built for prospects before calling them, unbilled work spotted.
Reported result: Unbilled work recovered and a fuller pipeline.
For a small business: Yes: every task listed is typical of a small service business.
Source: @CPUGenuis · 10 Oct 2026
Business & SMEsTop for SMEs
A chain of bots to price electrical jobs
The “sketch” bot produces DXF plans and checks with “sparky” on electrical codes, then “penny” counts fixtures and lights, measures cable runs, calculates labour hours using NECA rates, looks up material prices and sends an estimate.
Reported result: The in-house CAD designer was blown away by the plans.
For a small business: Yes: construction firms and electricians (adapt to local codes).
Source: @MattForsberg · 10 Oct 2026
Against the other featured agents
Sources
- Introducing Grok Bot (official, 11 August 2026)
- Introducing The X Subscription (official, 12 October 2026)
- x.ai — Pricing (official, 19 October 2026)
- Grok Bot — FAQ (official, 29 September 2026)
Information collected on 19 October 2026. These products change fast: check the offer when you subscribe.
Real cases in small businesses
According to its vendor, Grok Bot has what it takes for these cases (not tested by AgentsIA). A small business owner lived them with OpenClaw.
- Filing health insurance reimbursement claims
- Bank reconciliation in Odoo, with clear rules
- Checking a contract by cross-referencing Excel, PDF, business software and ERP
- Approving in a legacy ERP, even on the road, from WhatsApp
- A dedicated, capped card for small payments
- Recurring invoicing, from the invoice to client follow-up
- From tracked deadlines to decisions to make
- Negotiating a price with a supplier, by email
- Mini IT department: mailboxes and extensions for new starters and leavers
- Mini IT department: domain names and email deliverability
- Mini IT department: local, remote and incremental backups
- Mini IT department: websites, SEO and hosting
In practice
The first paid plan listed by the vendor is: Included in Premium $30/month (X Subscription). There’s no permanent free plan (a free trial doesn’t count). We couldn’t verify whether the site is available in French. European hosting isn’t mentioned on the pages we checked; GDPR mention not verified.
Note
Included in the X Subscription from Premium ($30/month); also with SuperGrok and Cursor. No free plan includes Grok Bot.
“Not verified”: information not found on the vendor’s website or pricing page, not necessarily false. Our method · Are you the vendor? Report an update
Comparisons
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does Grok Bot cost?
According to its official pricing page, Grok Bot starts at Included in Premium $30/month (X Subscription). Information checked on 19 Oct 2026.
Does Grok Bot have a free plan?
No: Grok Bot doesn’t offer a permanent free plan. A mere free trial doesn’t count as a free plan.
Is Grok Bot available in French?
Not verified: we couldn’t confirm a French version of Grok Bot’s website.
Where is Grok Bot’s data hosted?
Grok Bot doesn’t clearly state where data is hosted on the pages we checked: ask the vendor. Vendor country: United States.
What are the alternatives to Grok Bot?
In the “Autonomous personal agents” category, the tools that meet the most verified criteria are Hermes Agent, Meta Muse and OpenClaw. The table at the bottom of the page compares all the alternatives.
Answers based solely on information published by the vendors and collected on 19 Oct 2026.
