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SuperGrok vs Plus vs Heavy coding usage limits

Plan pricing, allowance comparisons and usage estimates

3 plans · Select an allowance to calculate usage

Models share the allowance; values are not additive. Tokens include cache.

Grok

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Tokens: ×100M · API equivalent: USDScroll to compare plans →
Weekly usage100M tokens · USD
SuperGrok
$30 / mo
SuperGrok Plus
$100 / mo
SuperGrok Heavy
$300 / mo
Grok 4.7≈1.12API equiv. ≈ $45≈2.94API equiv. ≈ $121≈9.17API equiv. ≈ $401
Sources
Sources & assumptions
Grok 4.7

Sep 23, 2026 · one local SuperGrok account

Same current-window sample divided by 30%

Current window is 4.7 only; extrapolated from user-reported 30% weekly usage

Sources & assumptions
Grok 4.7

Sep 27, 2026 · Grok 4.7 High

Meter-based projection · not a full-week measurement

Session tokens projected from 15 percentage points

Sources & assumptions
Grok 4.7

Sep 25, 2026 · Grok 4.7 XHigh · CLI

Calibrated 17-run projection · low confidence

Same 17-run cohort projection · low confidence

Versions & estimation notes

OpenAI: only Pro $200 has new and previous quotas. Plus and Pro $100 are unchanged; Pro $500 is a new tier. The source reports pre-cut subscribers retain old limits until October 29.

Claude: estimates use an agentic workload. Fable is limited to 50% of the allowance. Historical samples are retained for comparison and cannot be added to new quotas.

GLM: ranges use a 95% cache-hit rate, all peak to all off-peak. Average months use 52/12 and exclude promotions ending October 7. Missing API equivalents remain unavailable.

About these plans

Do these values describe Grok chat limits?

These are Grok 4.7 coding records from Grok Build or CLI samples. Do not add them to chat, voice, image or bundled third-party product allowances.

Does a higher price buy proportionally more coding usage?

Do not infer capacity from the monthly price ratio. The plans use different coding samples, tasks, reasoning settings and cache mixes. Each row uses its own weekly usage and displayed cost rather than a price multiplier.

Is the API equivalent an amount I actually pay?

No. The monthly fee is the subscription price. The API equivalent values recorded usage at reference rates to compare usage volume. It is neither an additional bill nor a redeemable balance.