SpaceXAI is shaking things up with its popular Grok Bot software by officially bringing the platform to more mobile users. The company recently announced that the chat system is now available on the iPad as well as on Android devices, giving more people a way to interact with its digital agents. Alongside this new hardware support, the company also lowered the barrier to entry by introducing a much cheaper twenty-dollar pricing plan for those who want to use its artificial intelligence tools without paying a massive premium.
Lower costs and new tablet support expand the user base
When SpaceXAI launched Grok Bot last month, it arrived as a dedicated app for the iPhone and the Mac. The system shows digital agents as teammates, creating a chat experience that feels a lot like sending messages to coworkers. However, the initial launch came with a huge price tag of $300 per month that kept many people from trying it out.
To fix this, the developer expanded the software to work directly on tablet screens and rival operating systems. Users can now download the app and manage their AI teammates more easily. This move makes sense for users who prefer working on a larger display instead of a normal phone or need support outside the Apple ecosystem.
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Along with the new app versions, SpaceXAI has drastically lowered the cost of entry. While the original service was very pricey, the bot now works with Cursor Pro on a $20 per month plan. Dropping the subscription price helps the company compete in a crowded market where users have plenty of choices. Plus, the tablet version includes enterprise support, making the bot free for Grok and Cursor enterprise customers for the next couple of weeks.
The decision to expand hardware support and drop the monthly cost shows that the company wants to reach a much wider audience. By making its platform more accessible, the developer is positioning its product as a handy tool for everyday work.
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