SpaceX Super Intelligence consolidated its paid products into a single subscription that covers Grok, the Cursor coding tool and X Premium.
Five tiers are available: free, Plus at $8 a month, Premium at $30, Super at $100 and Ultra at $200. AI usage caps rise with each step, and the free tier carries only limited chat and agent access.
Model access is gated by price. Subscribers at Premium or above get the newest Grok models, while lower tiers work with earlier versions.
The bundle reflects how the company’s assets were assembled. Grok’s developer folded into SpaceX earlier this year, and the coding startup Cursor came with it, putting chat, agentic tasks and software development under one corporate roof.
Packing them into one plan is a bet that a combined offering converts better than three separate subscriptions, particularly against rivals selling their own coding and assistant products.
It also concentrates risk. Bundling raises the cost of leaving, which cuts both ways: fewer churn events, but more scrutiny when one component underperforms.
Tiered AI caps give the company a lever to raise revenue without changing headline prices.
