SpaceXSI is putting three of its products under one subscription plan. Announced on October 12, 2026, The X Subscription combines X Premium, Grok, and Cursor across four pricing tiers.
The company describes the plan as a unified way to access its products, with each tier adding more features and capacity. SpaceX Super Intelligence, now known as SpaceXSI, said: “We’ve unified plans across Grok, Cursor, and X Premium.”
The subscription also reflects the company’s wider product lineup. Grok brings chat, voice, image, video, and model access, while Cursor provides coding tools and related services. X Premium remains part of the package, with features depending on the plan selected.
Four tiers, from basic access to priority models
The entry-level option is the $8-a-month Plus tier. It includes access to Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine, Build, and the Grok API, along with Cursor for coding and X Premium features. This tier brings the three product areas into one plan without adding the higher-level services listed for Premium, Super, and Ultra.
The $30-a-month Premium tier includes everything in Plus, then adds access to Grok Bot and the latest Grok models. Subscribers also get the ability to make AI images and videos, along with faster chat responses.
Premium extends the Cursor offering as well. Its features include Cursor code hosting, cloud agents, and automations. On X, the tier adds ad-free scrolling and handle securing.
The $100-a-month Super tier includes all Plus and Premium features, with one extra benefit: priority access to Grok models at peak times. That places model access at the center of the higher-priced plan, alongside the coding, media, and X Premium features already included below it.
At the top of the lineup, the $200 Ultra tier includes everything in Plus and Premium, along with the earliest access to all products and models. It also provides 20 times the usage capacity of Plus.
Cursor joins the same product bundle
The inclusion of Cursor connects The X Subscription to SpaceXSI’s coding products as well as its consumer-facing services. SpaceXSI acquired the coding startup Cursor back in August, although the year was not specified.
Cursor appears at different levels throughout the plan. Plus includes Cursor for coding, while Premium adds code hosting, cloud agents, and automations. The listed features make coding a central part of the subscription rather than a separate product beside Grok and X Premium.
Grok also expands as subscribers move through the tiers. Plus covers Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine, Build, and the Grok API. Premium adds Grok Bot, the latest Grok models, AI image and video creation, and faster chat responses. Super adds priority access at peak times, while Ultra offers the earliest access to all products and models.
This structure gives The X Subscription a clear progression: basic access at Plus, broader product features at Premium, priority model access at Super, and the largest usage capacity at Ultra. The pricing rises from $8 to $200 a month as the plan adds services, access, and capacity.
Team and enterprise plans are also available
The X Subscription is not limited to individual plans. Premium, Super, and Ultra are available for teams, giving those groups access to the higher tiers. Enterprise customers can get customized plans.
That creates separate paths for individual subscribers, teams, and enterprise customers. Individuals can choose among Plus, Premium, Super, and Ultra, while teams can use the Premium, Super, and Ultra options and enterprises can request customized plans.
The company’s name has also changed as it presents this broader product group. SpaceX Super Intelligence was formerly known as SpaceXAI, and Elon Musk announced the renaming after former US President Donald Trump pushed to use the term “super intelligence” instead of artificial intelligence.
With The X Subscription, SpaceXSI is presenting Grok, Cursor, and X Premium as parts of one service. The four tiers separate the available features, model access, and usage capacity, while team and enterprise options extend the plan beyond individual subscribers.
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