SpaceXSI unifies Grok, Cursor and X Premium into one plan called The X Subscription
JUST IN: SpaceXSI officially published the legal terms for a unified X Premium + Grok + Cursor subscription plan >social network + frontier intelligence + dev IDE + banking X the everything app. It's happening
Context
Bundling a chatbot, a coding tool and a social network into one bill gives SpaceXSI a distribution edge that standalone AI subscriptions cannot easily match.
The lead post is from ns123abc, a third party account, and is based on a screenshot of a terms of service page. The first hand confirmation came hours later from SpaceXSI's official account. Bloomberg reported in late September that the company was weighing a single Grok and X plan.
Deep dive
On October 12, ns123abc posted that SpaceXSI officially published the legal terms for a unified X Premium plus Grok plus Cursor subscription plan, calling X the everything app. The attached screenshot shows a page titled Bundled Subscription Terms of Service that refers to an X Subscription Consumer Terms of Service, a Grok Addendum and a Cursor Addendum.
At 7:08 PM ET the same day, SpaceXSI's official account posted: We've unified plans across Grok, Cursor, and X Premium. Introducing The X Subscription. The post included a video and did not list prices or tiers.
The Next Web, summarizing Bloomberg, reported on September 30 that a company document described four tiers, from a free plan with stricter Grok limits, through an $8 a month lite plan with a verified checkmark, up to a $100 a month Ultra tier that includes the Grok Bot agent. A leaked price card covered by CellCog listed different prices, so the final pricing remains unconfirmed until SpaceXSI publishes it.
The ns123abc post also mentions banking, but neither the terms screenshot nor SpaceXSI's post describes a banking feature.
What to expect next
Watch for official pricing and tier details for The X Subscription, and how they compare with the tiers Bloomberg described and the leaked price card.
Also watch how existing SuperGrok, X Premium and Cursor subscribers are migrated, whether Cursor stays available as a separate product, and whether the bundle pulls users away from rival AI subscriptions from OpenAI and Anthropic.