What you get at the end
Grok: Chat answers; Grok Build publishes an app to its own grok.me address, with visibility control, custom domains and export to GitHub — Us: A site on your own domain, and a git repository you own from the first turn
Looking for a Grok alternative
You do not have to choose between them. Grok 4.6 is one of the 300+ models here, priced on the answer like every other one. What this adds is the part after the answer: a machine that runs the code, a domain that serves it, and an agent that goes on doing the job next Monday without being asked.
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The short version
Grok: Chat answers; Grok Build publishes an app to its own grok.me address, with visibility control, custom domains and export to GitHub — Us: A site on your own domain, and a git repository you own from the first turn
Grok: Published for the API: $2.00 per million input tokens and $6.00 per million output on grok‑4.6, and $4.00/$12.00 past 200k. Consumer plan prices are on their own site — Us: Printed in dollars — quoted under the composer before you send, and on the answer afterwards
Grok: xAI’s own models — Us: 300+ models, Grok 4.6 among them, each with its price
The Grok column is quoted from their own published pages as read on 17 September 2026, not characterised. Where their page does not answer a question the cell says so — on a table whose headline is that nobody publishes the price, that is the answer. Check every cell against their site; that is the point of writing it this way.
Where they are better
Publishing to a grok.me link, picking who can open it, pointing your own domain at it, exporting the whole project to GitHub, and a plan-and-diff you approve before code changes — that is a serious product, and the plan-and-diff step is finer-grained control than a chat turn gives you. We are not going to pretend otherwise on a page that also sells you Grok 4.6. The difference is what happens between builds: here an agent keeps the thing alive on a schedule, inside a budget, and asks before it touches anybody.
The question that decides it
Credits are a currency with no published exchange rate. Here the unit is a dollar: what the model provider charged us plus 20–30% — 30% on the trial, Amelia’s Chat AI and Pro, 28% on Pro Plus, 22% on Pro Max — with that rate under the composer before you send and what the answer cost printed on the answer. Free to start with no card, building plans from $10 a month billed annually, and a spending limit on from day one.
And if you want to know who is making these claims: a software company that has shipped for other businesses since 2005.
If you are still weighing it up
Type what you want on the home page — it estimates the cost before you sign in, and there is no card to start.
Questions
xAI publishes API prices on docs.x.ai: as read on 17 September 2026, grok-4.6 is $2.00 per million input tokens and $6.00 per million output tokens under 200k tokens, and $4.00 and $12.00 above it. Their consumer subscription prices are on x.ai and grok.com; we do not quote a figure we could not load from their own page.
Yes. Grok 4.6 is in the model list with its price beside it, so you can send the same job to Grok here and see what that answer cost, in dollars, without an xAI account or a billing page.
That is what agents here do: a job written in plain English, a daily or weekly schedule, a monthly budget it cannot pass, and an approval before it emails anyone, posts anything or spends money.