X bundles Grok, Cursor and Premium into five subscription tiers

X’s new unified packages merge Grok, Cursor and X Premium into five tiers, from free limited access to a $200 monthly Ultra plan, with more usage per dollar for AI requests.

What happened

X announced new unified subscription packages that combine its X platform products with xSI offerings. The integrated plans include all current X Premium features and tiered access to the platform’s artificial intelligence services at varying price points. X described the package in a statement:

“Code with AI in @Cursor_ai, get work done with @Bot, chat and create with @Grok, and benefit from all @X Premium features.”

The company is offering five price points for its integrated plans, including a free version. The free plan includes limited chat and agent requests. The most expensive “Ultra” package offers significantly expanded AI access and costs $200 per month. X said each X Subscription plan provides more usage-per-dollar than the comparable plans they replace, which should offer more capacity to undertake AI requests while providing direct access to X Premium features.

The xSI branding follows xAI’s updated branding after U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent declaration that artificial intelligence should now be called “super intelligence” instead. As a result, the integrated SpaceX/xAI/X business entity formerly known as SpaceXAI is now called SpaceXSI. SpaceXSI acquired AI code-building app Cursor in August. The new unified X subscription packages will be rolled out gradually to each region, beginning with the U.S. Current subscribers will be able to keep their plan or switch to the new offering and link their Grok, Cursor and X accounts.

Key facts

• X launched unified subscription packages covering X platform and xSI services, with all current X Premium features included.
• Five price points are available, ranging from a free plan with limited chat and agent requests to an “Ultra” package at $200 per month with significantly expanded AI access.
• X said each new plan provides more usage-per-dollar than the comparable plans they replace, offering more capacity for AI requests.
• The xSI name reflects xAI’s rebrand after President Donald Trump’s call to call artificial intelligence “super intelligence”; SpaceXAI is now SpaceXSI.
• SpaceXSI acquired AI code-building app Cursor in August; rollout begins in the U.S., and current subscribers can keep their plan or switch and link Grok, Cursor and X accounts.

Our analysis

X is moving from separate X Premium and xAI subscriptions to a bundled model. That shift likely aims to make AI tools a default part of an X account rather than an optional add-on, which matters for creators and social teams that already use X Premium for verification, reach controls and monetization features. By including Grok, Bot and Cursor access, X is positioning its subscription as a productivity package, not only a social media upgrade.

The five-tier structure suggests X wants to capture both casual users and heavy AI users with one pricing ladder. The free plan gives a limited entry point, while the $200 per month Ultra tier targets users who need significantly expanded AI access. For social media managers and content operators, the reported “more usage-per-dollar” language is the key change: it implies X is lowering the effective cost of AI requests relative to the plans being replaced, though the source does not provide specific usage quotas.

The rebrand to xSI and SpaceXSI also matters for anyone tracking platform partnerships and app integrations. The August acquisition of Cursor means X can now bundle a code-building AI tool alongside Grok and Bot, which may attract operators who produce technical content, run automation or manage developer-focused communities.

What it means for operators

• Audit your current X Premium and Grok usage before the new packages reach your region. Compare which integrated tier covers your AI request volume and whether the $200 monthly Ultra plan is justified by expanded access.
• If you already pay separately for X Premium, Grok, Cursor or Bot, map those costs against the five new price points once U.S. rollout details appear; X’s “more usage-per-dollar” claim suggests consolidating may reduce per-request cost.
• Prepare account linking workflows for Grok, Cursor and X accounts if you manage client or brand logins, so switching from a current plan does not disrupt scheduled content or AI-assisted tasks.
• Watch regional rollout timing and plan announcements for non-U.S. markets before adjusting team subscriptions; current subscribers can keep their plan, so avoid canceling existing access prematurely.