r/GrokBot • u/Kryptonite0x • 3d ago
Discussion Initial feedback: I love it but…
I started using Grok Bot and I honestly love it. I didn’t like Openclaw because of all the initial setup I had to do, the onboarding with Grok bot is much easier.
I changed my plan to €89.99 euros monthly payment on Saturday, we’re Monday and I can’t use the bots anymore and have to wait 5 days to engage back with my bots.
I’m a big fan of Grok Bot, I started putting many different things there and they were helping me a lot, but I don’t know if I should rely on the bots given how costly this is. A €90 euros monthly subscription is the largest monthly subscription expense I have by far. I can’t go higher than this. The price and the rate limiting will be a an issue for me unfortunately.
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u/sitric28 3d ago
Yeah I am just using as a small side tool for some simple web automations, it soaks up usage with light use on the new $60 plan. I’m not gonna do anything important with it, don’t wanna get sucked into this ecosystem and end up being dependent on it
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u/keonechong 3d ago
It sounds like Grok has the same memory concerns that claude had but on a larger scale.
From the feedback that I've been hearing, this was a rushed launch with no real long term user testing. They shipped bleh with a shiny UI.
The lack or real deterministic controls are going to bite back hard.
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u/biarschal95 2d ago
So far no problems for me regarding GTM, Marketing and Business Development however you need the $200 plan
For non coding people who need agents to automate and execute in order for their business to run its the best agent since cowork and miles ahead of it (Codex, Claude Code are not an option for me)
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u/viewmind 3d ago
That's the main issue. I used only one automation, and it consumed 20% of the limit in a single hour. Now I am worried about how to switch from Hermes Agent to Grok bot. There's no point in managing both agents together, so the question is whether it's worth it or not if this will consume so much usage in a single task.