SpaceXAI Brings Grok Bot to iPad and Lowers the Price Tag

Last month SpaceXAI unveiled Grok Bot, an AI‑powered chat experience that feels a bit like iMessage, complete with animated “teammate” agents. At launch it was only on iPhone and Mac, and the price‑point was, to put it mildly, steep – $300 a month.

Fast‑forward a few weeks, and the landscape looks quite different. The company announced that Grok Bot is now officially available on iPad and even Android tablets, meaning you can pull up the same conversational helper on almost any handheld device you own.

For iPad users the rollout feels natural – the UI has been tweaked to make better use of the larger screen, and the “teammates” sit comfortably beside your apps, ready to answer questions or draft text on the fly. Android users get a comparable experience, though the look‑and‑feel aligns with the platform’s design language.

There’s also a noteworthy shift on the pricing side. While the original subscription sat at $300 per month, SpaceXAI now lets you pair Grok Bot with the newly introduced Cursor Pro plan, which costs just $20 a month. In other words, the same AI assistant you once needed a hefty budget for is now on a price point that rivals many starter AI services.

Adding to the buzz, enterprise customers – those already using SpaceXAI’s Grok or Cursor business offerings – can try Grok Bot for free over the next couple of weeks. It’s a clear signal that the company is aiming to win over larger teams and not just individual power users.

The price‑cut and platform expansion come after SpaceXAI’s recent acquisition of Cursor, a move that appears to have bolstered its product suite and competitive edge. By integrating Cursor’s technology, SpaceXAI can deliver a more robust AI experience without the prohibitive costs that initially turned heads.

All told, the changes make Grok Bot feel more accessible than ever. Whether you’re a student drafting essays on an iPad, a professional juggling tasks on Android, or part of a corporate team exploring AI collaboration, the new options are hard to ignore.