Grok Bot for Enterprise: always-on AI teammates, free for two weeks
Each Bot runs on its own cloud computer and works your apps around the clock. Enterprise gets two weeks free; solo builders reach it via Cursor Pro at $20.
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Always-on teammates with their own computers
Each Bot gets its own cloud computer, signs into your apps and websites, and runs around the clock. You train one by walking it through a workflow once, then it executes on its own — and Bots can hand context to each other. Launch use cases span sales, recruiting, finance, and engineering (PR monitoring, code audits).
Free for two weeks — if you're on Enterprise
Grok and Cursor Enterprise customers get Grok Bot free for the next two weeks and can invite their whole org, including people without a seat. Admins get access, network, and audit controls; everyone else is pointed at a sales contact and a macOS download.
The solo route: Cursor Pro at $20/mo
You don't need an enterprise deal — Grok Bot has been reachable through Cursor Pro at $20/month since Aug 26, with its own weekly usage pool that doesn't touch your Cursor credits. The catch: launch-week users reported burning through that allowance in a day or two under heavy agent work.
Elsewhere: Vercel adds cheaper build machines
Vercel now lets Pro and Enterprise teams pick a Basic build machine (2 vCPU, 8 GB) as a lower-cost alternative to the Elastic default — a small but real lever if your CI bill is creeping up. New projects still default to Elastic.