SpaceXSI has introduced the X Subscription, a single plan that brings together Grok, Cursor, and X Premium. The company says the subscription will offer several levels, giving people and teams different combinations of products, features, and usage limits.
“Introducing The X Subscription,” SpaceX Super Intelligence (@SpaceXSI) said. The company also described the change in a second message: “We’ve unified plans across Grok, Cursor, and X Premium.” Mariella Moon reported the announcement on October 13, 2026 at 4:44 am EST.
Four tiers cover individual and team access
The entry point is the $8-a-month Plus tier. It provides access to Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine, Build, Grok API, Cursor, and X Premium features, putting chat, voice, creation tools, coding tools, and the X Premium service into one subscription.
That combination reflects the company’s push to place several products under one account and pricing structure. Cursor joined SpaceXSI after the company acquired the coding startup in August. SpaceXSI was formerly known as SpaceXAI, and Elon Musk announced the renaming of SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI.
The Plus tier is the only plan listed with an $8-a-month price. From there, customers can move to plans that add more tools, faster responses, higher priority, and expanded usage. The plans are arranged as Plus, Premium, Super, and Ultra.
Premium adds coding, media, and automation tools
The $30-a-month Premium tier includes every Plus feature, along with access to Grok Bot and the latest Grok models. It also adds AI image and video creation, faster chat responses, code hosting, cloud agents, automations, ad-free scrolling, and handle security.
This makes Premium a broader package than a chat subscription. It connects Grok features with coding and cloud tools, while also adding services tied to X Premium. The plan covers creative work through image and video creation, software work through code hosting, and task handling through cloud agents and automations.
Premium is also available for teams. That same team availability applies to the $100-a-month Super tier and the $200-a-month Ultra tier, giving teams three higher-level options instead of limiting them to the Plus plan.
Super and Ultra focus on priority and capacity
The $100-a-month Super tier includes all Plus and Premium features. Its extra benefit is priority access to Grok models at peak times, which gives Super subscribers a higher place in line when demand reaches its highest point.
The $200-a-month Ultra tier includes every feature in Plus, Premium, and Super. It also offers the earliest access to all products and models, along with 20 times the usage capacity of Plus.
That usage difference separates Ultra from the other tiers. Plus establishes the baseline, while Ultra raises the capacity limit and adds early access across the company’s products and models. The plan list does not give a separate usage figure for the other tiers.
Enterprise customers can request custom plans
SpaceXSI has also left room for customers that do not fit a fixed subscription tier. Enterprise customers can get customized plans from the company, while the Premium, Super, and Ultra plans are available for teams.
The structure gives SpaceXSI one subscription system for a wide range of needs. A Plus customer can combine Grok, Cursor, and X Premium features for $8 a month. A Premium customer gets additional models, media creation, code hosting, cloud agents, and automations for $30 a month. Super adds priority access, and Ultra adds the earliest access to products and models plus 20 times the Plus usage capacity.
The announcement also shows how the company is connecting its product lineup after the Cursor acquisition and the move from SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI. Instead of presenting Grok, Cursor, and X Premium as separate offerings, the X Subscription places them inside one four-tier structure, with custom plans available for enterprise customers.
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