OpenAI's AI assistant for chat, writing, analysis, images, voice, deep research and coding across web, iOS and Android.

Grok
xAI's AI assistant for chat, images, voice and coding tasks, with paid SuperGrok tiers and one shared weekly usage pool.
What is Grok?
Grok is xAI's consumer AI assistant, available at grok.com and in iOS and Android apps. You open a message box, type a question or a slash command and can pick the Fast option for quicker replies. Beyond chat, the account covers image and video generation under Imagine, voice conversations and a coding product called Build, and the web app also answers with information from the web and X. Paid SuperGrok plans share a single weekly usage pool across those products, with a Settings page that shows percentage used per product and a reset date. When the pool runs out, you can buy Extra Usage Credits from $5, turn on Auto Top Up or move to a higher tier, and Chat and Voice keep a free tier meanwhile. The FAQ mentions SuperGrok, SuperGrok Heavy and X Premium, but xAI does not publish a price table for them there, so check grok.com for current plan prices.
Use cases
- Ask questions and get current answers
- Generate images and short videos
- Talk to an assistant by voice
- Write and debug code
- Track what people are posting on X
- Draft and rewrite text
Who it's for
Why use Grok
- One weekly allowance covers chat, images, voice and coding, so unused capacity in one area is not wasted.
- A Usage tab shows how much of the pool each product has consumed and when it resets.
- Hitting the limit is not a hard stop: you can buy credits, set up Auto Top Up or move up a tier.
- A free tier on Chat and Voice stays available after paid usage is exhausted.
- The same account works on the web and in the iOS and Android apps.
Grok features
- Chat with a Fast mode and slash commands
- Imagine for image and video generation
- Voice conversations
- Build product for coding tasks
- Answers that draw on the web and X
- One shared weekly usage pool for paid plans
- Usage tab with per-product percentage breakdown
- Extra Usage Credits and Auto Top Up
- Free tier limits on Chat and Voice
Grok integrations
How to get started with Grok
- Open grok.com or the mobile app and sign in with your account.
- Type a message, use a slash command or choose Fast for a quicker answer.
- Switch between chat, Imagine, Voice and Build; each draws from your weekly usage pool.
- Check Settings and Usage for the percentage used, the breakdown by product and the reset time.
- If you reach the limit, buy Extra Usage Credits on the web, enable Auto Top Up or upgrade your plan.
Grok limitations
- Paid features pause when the weekly usage pool is used up
- Extra Usage Credits can currently only be bought on the web
- Top-up credits expire one year after purchase
- A subscription is tied to the account it was bought with, so web and app logins must match
Grok pricing
Yes, Grok has a free plan.
Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.
Grok alternatives
The main Grok alternatives listed on Debuly are ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity and DeepSeek. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.
| Tool | Pricing | Starting price | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grok | Freemium | — | Web, iOS, Android, API |
| ChatGPT | Freemium | — | Web, iOS, Android, macOS |
| Claude | Freemium | $17/mo | Web, iOS, Android, Chrome extension |
| DeepSeek | Freemium | — | Web, API |
| Google Gemini | Freemium | — | — |
| Microsoft Copilot | Freemium | $9.99/mo | Web, Windows, macOS, iOS |
| Perplexity | Freemium | $17/mo | Web, API |

ChatGPT
OpenAI's AI assistant for chat, writing, analysis, images, voice, deep research and coding across web, iOS and Android.
FreemiumVisit ChatGPT (official site)
Claude
Anthropic's AI assistant for chat, writing, analysis, coding and research on web, desktop and mobile, with a free plan.
FreemiumVisit Claude (official site)
DeepSeek
AI lab and chat assistant with a pay-per-token API for its V4 Flash and V4 Pro models, plus an app and web chat.
FreemiumVisit DeepSeek (official site)
Google Gemini
Google's AI assistant for questions, writing, research and image or video creation, with links into Gmail, Docs and other Google apps.

Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft's AI assistant for chat, research and content creation on the web, desktop and mobile, free with a Microsoft account.

Perplexity
AI answer engine that searches the web, cites sources inline and offers deep research, multi-step tasks and a choice of top models on paid plans.
FreemiumVisit Perplexity (official site)
Grok FAQ
How much does Grok cost?
The xAI help pages do not list plan prices. They describe paid SuperGrok subscriptions, including SuperGrok Heavy, and say Extra Usage Credits can be bought from $5 on the web. Check grok.com for current plan prices.
Is there a free plan for Grok?
Yes, in part. The FAQ says Chat and Voice keep free tier limits even after your paid weekly usage is exhausted, and those free limits reset on their own schedule.
How do Grok's weekly usage limits work?
Paid users get one weekly usage pool that can be spent on any Grok product, including Chat, Imagine, Voice and Build. Heavier tasks such as video generation use more of it than a chat message, and the pool resets weekly.
What happens when I reach my weekly limit?
Paid features pause until the reset. You can buy Extra Usage Credits to continue right away, turn on Auto Top Up with a monthly cap, or upgrade to a higher plan for a bigger allowance.
How do I cancel a SuperGrok subscription?
It depends on where you subscribed. On the web, open Settings and Billing on grok.com. For Apple App Store or Google Play purchases, cancel through Apple or Google. Refunds for web and Google Play purchases go through xAI's refund request form.
Does Grok have an API?
xAI documents an API for developers, and the usage breakdown lists API alongside Build, Chat, Imagine and Voice. API credits are separate from SuperGrok and are non-refundable.
What are alternatives to Grok?
Common alternatives include ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity. They differ in plan structure, image and video tools and how they source current information.
Sources & verification
Facts on this page come from the official sources below, each with the date we read it. Written by Debuly; the vendor did not review this page.
| Source | Type | Accessed |
|---|---|---|
| grok.com/ | official | |
| grok.com/pricing | pricing | |
| grok.com/faq | official | |
| grok.com/subscription/imagine | official | |
| grok.com/supergrok/imagine | official | |
| grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMi1jb3B5_411db238-6dc9-408f-a735-7784fa86e122 | official |
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