SpaceXSI, the entity recently rebranded from SpaceXAI following CEO Elon Musk’s alignment with President Donald Trump’s shift toward using the term “super intelligence”, has unveiled a unified membership model called the X Subscription. The consolidated service packages the company’s flagship artificial intelligence tools, developer platforms, and social media features into a single multi-tiered offering.
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The subscription bundles access across Grok, Grok Bot, developer tool Cursor (which the company acquired in August), and premium features on the X platform.
We’ve unified plans across Grok, Cursor, and X Premium.
Introducing The X Subscription. https://t.co/SvkrVvBa0p
— SpaceX Super Intelligence (@SpaceXSI) October 12, 2026
The unified platform introduces four distinct tiers structured for individual users, development teams, and enterprise clients:
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- Plus Tier ($8 / approx. R140 per month): Aimed at individual users, this plan includes access to Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine, and Build tools, alongside API access and Cursor integration for coding. On X, subscribers receive verified checkmarks, reduced ad frequency, advanced analytics, and creator tools.
- Premium Tier ($30 / approx. R530 per month): Unlocks Grok Bot, latest-generation Grok models, faster response times, and AI image and video generation tools. Developer perks expand to cloud agents, automations, and code hosting on Cursor, while X users receive a completely ad-free feed and priority handle reservation.
- Super Tier ($100 / approx. R1,750 per month): Includes all Plus and Premium benefits, supplemented by priority bandwidth access to Grok processing models during peak global usage hours.
- Ultra Tier ($200 / approx. R3,500 per month): Designed for power users, offering early access to unreleased models and product features alongside a 20-fold increase in usage capacity compared to the entry-level Plus tier.
Both the Premium, Super, and Ultra tiers are available as team licenses, while customized enterprise frameworks are offered for larger organizational deployments.
