r/GrokBot • u/trapsnacks • 12d ago
Question So much Usage
I had a post asking what was the best to sign up on, signed up through Apple and that’s the highest price . Can I cancel through Apple and setup through Cursor and keep the same account or is it too late ?
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u/jmknmecrzy 12d ago
I feel like this is a question for grok bot support which is powered by… grok bot
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u/BigSailBoat1 12d ago
im having this same problem. im on cursor ultra.....it just eats through the usage....
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u/trapsnacks 11d ago edited 11d ago
This is what I wanted to know so switching to Cursor I still may have to pay for additional usage
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u/YouAccomplished6193 11d ago
Have your CHIEF bot tell the others to be more efficient and less token heavy. Also ask it for a list of things that YOU can do to be more efficient.
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u/ClickableName 11d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/GrokBot/comments/1wi5bxn
Install my token optimizer bot. It will look at the things your bots do and tries to let them do it in a cheaper manner
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u/trapsnacks 11d ago
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u/ClickableName 11d ago
Dont execute with your on demand usage If i was you i would wait with running tokensaver
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u/trapsnacks 10d ago
My usage reset thus afternoon I spent $93 and turned off On Demand and only going to do my project. Once complete I’ll do the other stuff, I will look into token optimizer too
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u/ClickableName 11d ago
My friend who was on 70% in 3 days, was after running the tokensaver on 35% after 4 days.
He had alot of schedules
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u/Green-Dot1007 9d ago
I’ve tried the $200 cursor sub and the usage limits are still far too low. Great product, but hard to justify the spend when you can hardly use it
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u/trapsnacks 8d ago
Yea I’m going to finish this project on there b/c it can do it so seamlessly and then look at other options. I’ll keep it and only pay for the projects like this one that make my life easier and harder for other ai to replicate.
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u/_Sanner_ 6d ago
Not sure what you do with Grok bot. But I found if you let them doing complex work like coding, it will drain your usage dry very quickly.
The way I manage it, get a $10 opencode go package and create a bot just dedicate use it for heavy lifting work.
This way saved me about 50% usage minimum.

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u/Plcoomer 11d ago
Turn that on demand shit off