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Grok Bot

Grok Bot is an AI agent platform that gives named bots their own computer so they can sign in to apps and complete work. It is mainly used for research, admin, outreach and routine business tasks that run on a schedule.

#5 in AI AssistantsAI AgentsNo free plan

Who it's for

Best for

  • Businesses automating recurring browser tasks and scheduled reporting
  • Researchers delegating multi-step web lookups and document drafting

Not for

  • Developers who need the bot itself to write and fix code reliably
  • Teams planning dozens of hourly bots within a small usage allowance

Pricing

Free planNo
Premium$30/mo
Super$100/mo
Ultra$200/mo
Teams$30/seat/mo

Features

  • Bots with their own computer

    Each bot gets its own computer and signs in to apps and websites the way a person would, so work happens inside the tools already in place.

  • Routines learned from a walkthrough

    A bot can follow along once while a workflow is completed, save it as a routine, and run it on its own on a schedule afterwards.

  • Parallel bots and handoffs

    Several bots can work in parallel, sit in the same thread, pass work between themselves and pause for approval when it is needed.

  • Desktop and mobile access

    Tasks can be given from the macOS desktop app or from iOS, and bots keep working around the clock even when the laptop is closed.

  • Included with Grok plans

    Grok Bot is included with the Premium, Super, Ultra, Teams and Enterprise plans, with weekly usage pooled across Grok products.

What users say

Pros

  • Bots carry a job from research through drafting into the real apps, then hand back finished documents.
  • Setting up a bot means naming it and describing its job, without any workflow builder to configure.
  • Bots pass tasks to each other and drive Claude Code or Cursor sessions to get the coding done.
  • Pushing rule-based routines onto a spare local machine keeps usage low enough to stay inside plan limits.

Cons

  • Hourly checks across a couple of dozen bots exhaust the weekly usage allowance before the week is out.
  • Bot computers freeze or reset without warning, taking installed packages and half-finished jobs with them.
  • Building software through the bots produces more mistakes than rival coding agents do.
  • Per-bot instructions can no longer be viewed or edited in the desktop app, leaving behaviour hard to control.
  • Each bot keeps one long conversation, so context fills up and the only workaround is duplicating the bot.

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