Grok Bot offers two free weeks for eligible new users
Eligible new users can try Grok Bot free for two weeks through a referral invitation. The offer is a 14-day X Premium trial, which includes Grok Bot. A payment card is required, and a paid monthly subscription follows unless you cancel.
Referral disclosure: We receive a non-cash usage-reset reward if you subscribe through our link, make a qualifying payment and meet the program conditions.
Open the Grok Bot referral invitation. Check the trial and first payment details before confirming your subscription.
What you can try with Grok Bot
Grok Bot is designed to carry out tasks inside apps and websites, rather than only answer questions in chat. According to the official product page, Bots can use a persistent cloud computer, work in parallel and turn demonstrated workflows into routines. They share the user’s cloud computer, including files, browser sessions and logins.
Premium includes weekly usage. Additional usage can incur charges, so a trial should not be treated as unlimited work at no cost. Existing eligible Premium, Super, Ultra, Teams and Enterprise subscribers already have Grok Bot access. Our guide to the X Subscription’s billing rules explains the wider plan structure.
Who qualifies for the invitation
The referral terms require users aged at least 18 (or the local age of majority, if higher), with no previous Grok or X Subscription trial and no paid Grok, SuperGrok, X Premium, Cursor or X Subscription plan in the past 12 months. Related accounts, cards and devices count. You need an accepted email domain, your own account, card and device, and web checkout at grok.com. App-store purchases do not qualify. Each person gets one referral trial ever.
Supported locations: United States, Canada, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Eligibility is not guaranteed.
Check renewal and cancellation before signing up
After the trial, renewal is monthly at the price shown at checkout, plus applicable tax. Changing plans during the trial ends it and triggers a charge. Availability can change.
The subscription terms say to cancel web purchases through account settings at least 24 hours before the current period ends. If you only want to test the service, set a reminder with that margin rather than waiting until the last minute. Review the actual first charge date and amount on your checkout screen. Do not assume a later refund will undo an unwanted renewal. The terms generally make payments non-refundable, subject to applicable rights and stated exceptions.
Make the trial answer a useful question
Pick one real, low-risk task before you start. A recurring research brief, a draft report or a small data-cleanup job gives you something concrete to evaluate. Define what a finished result should contain, keep sensitive accounts out of the first experiment and review the output yourself.
Track the time you spend explaining, correcting and checking the work, as well as the usage it consumes. That is a better basis for deciding whether to keep a subscription than the number of tasks a Bot starts. ByteForward has not independently tested this referral checkout or the service’s performance for this article.
Offer information checked November 4, 2026. Read the current program and subscription terms before enrolling.
