Grok Bot weekly allowance: how it works

What the weekly allowance includes

Eligible Grok Bot access comes with a weekly amount of included usage. Cursor states that Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams access have weekly usage, with larger individual plans providing more. Eligible SuperGrok or X Premium+ access can also be linked to the same Cursor account.

The exact amount can depend on the plan. Check the account instead of relying on an old plan comparison.

Where to see the current number

Open Cursor Settings, then Usage & Billing. The official settings guide says this page shows:

weekly included usage;
on-demand usage;
the billing state attached to the Cursor account.

Record the value before and after the first supervised workflow. That gives you a real cost signal for the work your business plans to repeat.

What happens when it runs out

Account state	What happens next
Weekly usage remains	Grok Bot continues using the included allowance
Allowance exhausted and on-demand enabled	Additional work can use the shared Cursor on-demand balance
Allowance exhausted and on-demand disabled	Wait for the weekly reset or have the account owner change the billing setting

Cursor Teams has on-demand usage enabled by default. The account owner should review that setting before scheduling recurring work.

A safe first-week rule

Run one useful workflow manually.
Record the allowance before and after the run.
Test one normal case and one failure case.
Schedule it only after the output and usage are acceptable.
Check Usage & Billing daily during the first week.

If usage rises faster than expected, pause the new routine first. Do not add more recurring work until you know which task caused the change.

See Grok Bot pricing explained, build a usage-monitoring routine and control Grok Bot spending.

Sources: Grok Bot plans and usage and Grok Bot settings.