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X now sells one subscription that covers its paid features, Grok and Cursor

SpaceX Super Intelligence now sells X Premium, Grok and Cursor as one plan, with five levels from free to $200 a month.

What changedX's paid features, the Grok chatbot and the Cursor coding tool now come in one plan. It is called The X Subscription and has five levels, from free to $200 a month.

TechCrunch reports that SpaceX Super Intelligence has merged its subscriptions into one plan. It covers X Premium perks like the blue checkmark, creator tools and fewer ads. It also includes Grok, an AI chatbot, and Cursor. Cursor is a tool that helps people write computer code with AI.

There are five levels: free, Plus at $8 a month, Premium at $30, Super at $100 and Ultra at $200. Higher levels let you use the AI more. TechCrunch says the free level gives only limited chat and limited use of Grok's helper that does tasks on its own. You need Premium or higher to get the newest Grok.

SpaceX Super Intelligence says people on X Premium+ will pay the same or less for the matching new plan. They can switch in their X subscription settings or keep what they have. The upgrade is rolling out slowly, so it may not show up for everyone yet.

SpaceX Super Intelligence is up against rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic, which also sell paid AI plans.

Our take

To be honest, this matters mostly if you already pay for X Premium or use Grok. If you're on Premium+, check your billing settings, since the matching plan should cost the same or less. If you use other AI tools and not X, nothing changes for you.

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