SpaceX Plans to Cut Grok Bot Usage Quotas, Musk Says Costs Are Unsustainable
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According to The Decoder citing The Telegraph, in early November 2026, multiple users discovered over the weekend that Grok Bot's usage quota had been cut in half. SpaceX plans to reduce Grok Bot usage quotas, and Musk responded on X that the product's operating costs are unsustainably high relative to revenue, but did not directly confirm the quota reduction. Grok Bot can browse websites, reply to emails, and log into accounts, and its quota is shared with Grok and Cursor. Notably, less than two weeks earlier, Musk had called Grok Bot the fastest-growing product and disclosed that it had 800,000 paying users per week in early October. The company has not yet officially announced the specifics or reasons for the quota cut, and the situation is still developing.
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- The DecoderSpaceXSI apparently cuts Grok Bot quotas weeks after Musk called it his fastest-growing product
According to The Telegraph, multiple users found over the weekend that Grok Bot quotas were cut in half. Musk responded on X that running costs are unsustainably high relative to revenue, but did not directly confirm the cut. Grok Bot can browse websites, reply to emails, and log into accounts, with quotas shared between Grok and Cursor; less than two weeks earlier Musk had called it his fastest-growing product, with 800,000 paying users per week in early October.
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