SpaceX Super Intelligence is bringing its social, AI and coding subscriptions together in a single package. Called The X Subscription, the bundle combines X Premium, Grok and Cursor, giving customers one plan to consider instead of choosing among those services separately.
One subscription, several kinds of access
The offering brings together paid features from X with tools for AI chat and coding. Grok supports chat using voice, images, video and the API. Subscribers can also use Grok’s agentic AI Bot, while Cursor provides AI coding features.
X Premium contributes features such as the blue verified checkmark, creator tools and fewer ads. That combination could appeal to people who want more than one of these services. It also gives SpaceX Super Intelligence a way to present its products together in a paid AI subscription market that includes rivals such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
The bundle’s value will depend on what a customer wants to use. Someone mainly interested in AI chat may weigh the included Grok access differently from someone who also wants Cursor for coding or X Premium features. Bringing the services under one subscription makes them available together, but customers still need to choose a plan that fits their needs.
Five tiers set different limits
The X Subscription has five plans: free, Plus ($8/month), Premium ($30/month), Super ($100/month) and Ultra ($200/month). AI usage caps increase at higher tiers, so the price level affects how much AI use a subscriber can access.
The free plan includes limited chat and agent usage. Access to the latest Grok models requires Premium or a higher tier. That makes the plan choice relevant not only to the subscription’s price but also to which Grok capabilities a customer can use and how extensively.
- Free: limited chat and agent usage.
- Plus ($8/month): a paid tier with an AI usage cap below the higher plans.
- Premium ($30/month): the entry point for access to the latest Grok models.
- Super ($100/month) and Ultra ($200/month): higher tiers with increasing AI usage caps.
The available information describes the caps as increasing by tier, but does not specify their exact limits. Prospective subscribers therefore have a clear outline of the levels and prices, while the usefulness of each cap will depend on the details shown with the plans.
Existing subscribers can decide whether to switch
People who already subscribe to X Premium+ have a specific reason to compare the bundle: the comparable plan on The X Subscription costs the same or less, according to the company. The article does not spell out which individual plan corresponds to X Premium+, so existing subscribers can check the offer against their current subscription before deciding.
Current users can switch through their subscription settings on X, or keep their existing plan. The upgrade option is rolling out gradually. Subscribers interested in moving to the bundle may need to check their billing settings as the offer becomes available to them.
That gradual rollout means the new subscription may not appear for every existing customer at once. Keeping a current plan remains an option, while those who see the upgrade offer can compare its price and included features with what they already have.
A bundle aimed at subscription choices
By placing X Premium, Grok and Cursor in one package, SpaceX Super Intelligence is making a broader offer in a crowded paid AI market. The appeal rests on whether customers value access to these different services together, and whether the usage caps and tier prices match how they plan to use them.
The five-level structure gives customers a range of prices, from free access with limits to higher-priced plans with larger AI usage caps. For existing subscribers, the gradual upgrade rollout provides a chance to review the bundle in their billing settings and decide whether the combined plan is a better fit.