Before you unify your Cursor, Grok and X subscriptions

How this helps you

You go into the switch knowing which account to connect, what you'll pay after the intro price, and what isn't included.

✦ Try it

I'm deciding whether to unify my Cursor, Grok and X subscriptions. What I pay now: [current plans and prices]. How I use them: [which models and tools, and how often I run out]. The plans on my unify screen: [plan names, prices, intro period]. Compare staying as I am with each plan, flag what changes for third-party models like Claude or GPT, and remind me what happens when the intro price ends. Don't sign me up for anything.

Fill in: [current plans and prices]: each subscription you pay for. [which models and tools]: e.g. Grok Bot daily, Claude in Cursor weekly. [plan names, prices, intro period]: copied from the unify screen.

What they did

Carl Taylor recorded himself moving his separate Cursor, Grok and X Premium subscriptions into one unified plan. He went to cursor.com/unify, logged in and clicked Get started, and the screen offered to connect his Cursor, Grok and X accounts. He hit a snag: he had two Grok accounts, one using his X login and one using the Google login he used for Cursor. It only worked once Cursor stayed on Google and Grok and X shared the same login. The next screen compared his current plans and spend with the new ones, and he points out it defaults to a pricier plan. Third-party models such as Claude or GPT are billed separately at API pricing, not included in the plan's usage. Linking is permanent. His price was an intro rate for 6 months that then goes up, and he skipped the offer to add credits at the end.

Who it's for: Anyone paying for two or three of Cursor, Grok and X Premium who is considering the unified plan.

Before you start

Logins for each Cursor, Grok and X account you pay for.
A note of what you pay now for each.

How to try it

Write down what you pay now and which models you use, especially Claude or GPT.
Go to cursor.com/unify, log in and click Get started. Check every account it matches before you click Connect; use a different one if it picked the wrong account.
On the plan screen, compare your current spend with each plan instead of taking the default. Note the intro price and what it rises to.
Read the checkboxes: linking is permanent, and third-party models are billed separately.
At the credits offer, choose Finish without adding credits unless you want them.

What to expect

A short table of stay versus each plan with monthly cost now and after the intro period, plus any warning about third-party model costs.

Common mistakes

Connecting the wrong Grok account. Carl had two and had to match logins.
Assuming Claude or GPT use is covered by the plan's usage. It's billed at API pricing.
Unifying without deciding first. Kacper Rutkiewicz adds that support can't undo it, and your Cursor dashboard then sends you to the Grok one.
Adding credits at checkout because the screen suggests it.

Related tips

Compare tools from their official pricing pages, into a shareable sheet: Ask a Bot to compare a few products for your team size using only the official pricing pages, with no signing in, and return a table plus a spreadsheet in your library.
Out of usage? Run these five checks before you buy credits: Grok Bot says you're out of usage but you still have credit? Check the weekly pool, the monthly cap, the meter, the account, then what's eating it.
Check usage and update your Bot's computer in Settings: Where to see how much of your weekly usage is left, and when to update or reset the Bot's cloud computer.