Grok Bot vs. OpenBot
Side by side, with sources. Checked Oct 3, 2026.
Price
Included with paid Cursor plans (Pro is US$20 a month) and Cursor Teams, or by linking an individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, SuperGrok Heavy or X Premium+ subscription.from $20/monthSource: cursor.com
The template is free (MIT). It needs a CopilotKit Intelligence project (free plan available, or self-hosted) and a model API key.Source: github.com
Pricing model
Paid · No free plan
Open source · Free plan available
License
ProprietaryA proprietary SpaceXAI service under its terms of service.
Open source · MITMIT licence.
Works on
- ✓ Windows
- ✓ Mac
- ✓ Linux
- ✓ iPhone & iPad
- ✓ Android
- – Your own server
- – Windows
- – Mac
- – Linux
- – iPhone & iPad
- – Android
- ✓ Your own server
Where your data lives
With SpaceXAI: Bots work on computers of their own in the cloud, and Grok Bot requires cloud data storage.
On your own machine or servers: Docker Compose runs every part, and the data sits in your PostgreSQL.
Getting started
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Difficulty: Advanced No installer or hosted version: you need Docker, Bun, a CopilotKit Intelligence project and a model key, and you start it from a terminal.
Hosted version
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NoneCopilotKit calls it “a template, not a product”: there is no hosted version to sign up for.
Our take
For teams that want Grok Bot-style coworkers but must keep data and approvals in-house. Expect to build, not install.
Best for
Companies with engineers
Teams that can run Docker services and want every agent action decided and recorded.
Check first
Alpha status
It is an alpha template whose first release came out on 3 October 2026; plan for changes.