Grok Bot vs Meta Muse vs ChatGPT Dots
A side-by-side reading of pages published by each product. A cell says Not publicly documented when those pages do not state the fact.
| Product | Maker | Where it runs | Templates and sharing | Integrations | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grok Bot | The product docs are published at docs.x.ai. The third-party bot terms name SpaceXSI as the provider. | Desktop and mobile apps on macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Bots use a persistent cloud computer with a browser, files, and a terminal. The FAQ lists macOS on Apple silicon and Intel, Windows on x64 and Arm64, Linux on x64 and Arm64, iPhone on iOS 18 or later, and Android 9 or later. | From the Share menu, choose Create template, then Public link or Team-only. Enterprise accounts default to Team-only. A recipient opens a preview on x.ai, chooses Add to Grok Bot, and needs the Grok Bot app to finish. Marketplace can Add a bot, or open it and choose Import Bot. That makes a copy. It does not include the creator's computer, logins, or conversation history. | Connectors are plugins from Connect apps, and once installed they are available across the account. Bots can also use the browser and the cloud computer. They can search public posts on X without a connected X account. DMs, bookmarks, the home timeline, and likes need the X plugin. Whether a template turns a connector on by itself when you import it: Not publicly documented. The sharing terms say you connect your own accounts. | Included with every paid individual Cursor plan and with the Cursor Teams plan. An individual SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus, or SuperGrok Heavy subscription can be linked. Subscriptions include weekly usage, and eligible accounts can add on-demand usage billed from model and token cost. If both a Cursor plan and SuperGrok are linked, Grok Bot uses whichever has more usage. A dollar price on docs.x.ai: Not publicly documented. |
| Meta Muse | Meta. | The Muse app and the web. The help center says the app and website are not yet available everywhere. Subscriptions are offered at muse.ai and in the mobile app. | Skills are built by Meta and are already part of Muse. You do not install them. Muse does not share artifacts with other people unless you turn sharing on or approve a request. A public template you import in one click: Not publicly documented. | Connectors link Muse to apps and services from Meta or other companies. You can also ask Muse to create a custom connector. By default Muse asks before many important actions, such as sending an email. Some connectors can be limited to reading data instead of taking action. | Free with a usage limit. The size of that free limit: Not publicly documented. On the subscriptions page, Power is $20 a month for 500 million Muse tokens a week, and Maximum is $100 a month for 3 billion Muse tokens a week. A subscription renews each month. Plans are in limited testing and are not offered in every location. |
| ChatGPT Dots | OpenAI. | In ChatGPT, on a dot's own cloud computer. The help center says you can create a dot in the ChatGPT mobile app, the desktop app, or on desktop web, and that dots are not supported on mobile web. The announcement says to create the first dot in the desktop app or a desktop browser, then message it in the mobile app. You can also message a dot in Slack and Teams. Texting is a limited beta. | Not publicly documented. | Plugins you choose to connect. The announcement says dots can connect to over 4,000 apps. Access to your own computer is optional and starts turned off. Slack and a personal email account can be connected. At launch, a dot cannot be given its own standalone email address. | The first dot is included in a Pro or Business Premium plan at no extra cost. Pro access excludes the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the UK. Business Premium covers supported ChatGPT regions. Enterprise, including Edu and Healthcare, is a beta a workspace admin turns on, and it starts off. The plan includes an allowance for deeper work, with extended limits for the first month after launch. A separate dollar price for another dot: Not publicly documented. |
Questions
- Can I import a Meta Muse or a ChatGPT dot the way I import a Grok Bot?
- Grok Bot documents a template link and Import Bot. A public one-click template for Muse, and a shareable dot template, are not publicly documented on the Meta and OpenAI pages linked below.
- Which prices are published?
- Meta publishes Muse Power at $20 a month and Maximum at $100 a month. OpenAI says the first dot is included in Pro or Business Premium at no extra cost. docs.x.ai describes which plans include Grok Bot and does not state a dollar price.
- Do these three share one computer?
- No. Grok Bot documents one cloud computer shared by the bots on that account. OpenAI says each dot has its own cloud computer, separate from yours unless you connect it. Muse documents its own app, connectors, and browser. None of the linked pages describe a shared computer across the three products.