Grok Bot vs. OpenDots

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). Running it needs a CopilotKit Intelligence project (free Developer tier) and a model API key you pay for.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.
Pages and settings in a SQLite file on your server; conversation history in your CopilotKit Intelligence project.
Getting started
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Difficulty: Advanced There is no installer or hosted version: you run it from a terminal (Node.js or Docker) and connect API services yourself.
Hosted version
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NoneCopilotKit says OpenDots is an alpha template, not a hosted product.
Latest release
0.66.0 · Oct 2, 2026
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