Grok Companions are currently available only in the Grok iOS app, according to xAI’s July 2026 documentation. Grok is free to start; the $30-per-month SuperGrok plan raises limits, but xAI does not list Companions as a separate web or Android product. Availability and character behaviour can change with app updates.
Grok Companions at a glance
- Platform: iOS only. xAI says Companions are not available on the web or Android and that it has no announced plan to add them there.
- Basic access: Grok is free to start, subject to usage limits.
- Paid plan: xAI currently lists SuperGrok at $30 per month in the US. Prices, taxes and App Store billing can vary by location.
- Main reason to try it: convenient companion characters inside an app you may already use for Grok.
- Main drawback: limited platform availability and sparse official documentation about the individual companions.
Where can you use Grok Companions?
xAI’s Grok app FAQ says Companions are available only on iOS. Grok’s ordinary chat, voice, image and video tools are available more widely through the web, iOS and Android apps, but that does not mean the companion interface is available on every platform.
This distinction matters if you are buying a subscription mainly for Companions. Android and web users should not assume that a SuperGrok payment will add the companion tab to their device.
How much does Grok cost?
Grok has a free tier. The official xAI pricing page lists SuperGrok at $30 per month in the US and describes it as a higher-limit plan for Grok’s models and media features. xAI uses a shared weekly usage allowance for paid users, with optional extra usage credits after the included allowance is exhausted.
Check the price shown in your own App Store account before subscribing. Local currency, tax and Apple’s billing terms may change the total, and a subscription bought through Apple must be managed through Apple.
What the official information does not confirm
xAI’s public help pages confirm platform and subscription details, but they do not provide a stable specification for every companion character, animation or relationship feature. Treat social-media demonstrations and older hands-on reports as snapshots of a particular app version rather than permanent features.
Privacy and account checks
- Review Grok’s current privacy controls before sharing intimate or identifying information.
- Confirm which account holds the subscription, especially if you use Apple, Google, X or email sign-in on different devices.
- Do not assume that a companion conversation is private simply because it feels personal.
- Use the in-app reporting tools for unwanted behaviour or content.
Who should try Grok Companions?
Grok Companions make the most sense for iPhone users who already use Grok and want a character-based interface without opening a separate companion service. Android or web users should choose another app unless they are comfortable waiting with no announced release date.
Verdict: try the available access before paying solely for Companions. SuperGrok may be worthwhile if you also need higher Grok limits, image or video generation, but the companion feature alone is too lightly documented to justify a long subscription without first checking it on your own iPhone.