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Crewaid vs Grok Bot

The same shared computer, on the model you choose.

Crewaid and Grok Bot, side by side
CrewaidCrewaidGrok BotSpaceXAI
What it isA crew of AI teammates you chat with, each with a jobAI teammates (“Bots”) you message like colleagues
Where the work happensOne sandboxed computer for your crew; each bot has its own screen and browser, and they share files and loginsOne persistent cloud computer, shared by all of your Bots (files, browser and logins)
More than one agentYes: start with a ready crew of eight, or hire your own; each has its own role, memory and screenYes: many Bots working in parallel
Watch it, take overLive view of every bot’s screen; take the mouse and keyboard any timeYes: Bots ask you to sign in or take control on their computer
Teach by showingYes: record a task on its screen, review the skill it learnsYes: a Bot follows along once and saves it as a routine
Work on a scheduleRoutines, and follow-ups a bot schedules for itselfRoutines on a schedule
Agents working togetherBots message each other and share a task boardYes: Bots in one thread pass work between themselves
Models and keysModels included on every plan, or your own key for OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic or any OpenAI-compatible providerGrok models (Grok 4.6)
Run it yourselfYes, freeNot described; hosted cloud service
Where your data livesIn the region you choose when you sign up (the EU, the US or Asia-Pacific), or on your own servers; messages, keys and credentials encrypted before they are storedNot described on the product page
Where you use itDesktop app for macOS, Windows and Ubuntu; iOS and Android coming soonmacOS, Windows and iOS
PriceStarter $20/month (first 7 days for $1), Pro $100/month; self-hosting freeIncluded with eligible Cursor, SuperGrok and Teams plans; extra usage billed by token

Which to choose.

Grok Bot is the closest thing to Crewaid: AI teammates you message, that sign in to your tools, run routines and learn by watching you. Both give your agents a shared computer of their own. The differences are in the details: Grok Bots share one browser, while each Crewaid bot has its own screen and browser, so you can watch any of them at work. And Grok Bot runs on Grok, while Crewaid runs on the model you choose or your own key, and can run on your own infrastructure.

Choose Grok Bot if

  • You already pay for Cursor or SuperGrok, which include it.
  • You want to talk to your bots from an iPhone.
  • You want your bots on Grok models.

Choose Crewaid if

  • You want to watch each bot on its own screen, in its own browser.
  • You want to pick the model, or pay the provider directly with your own key.
  • You want a bill that stops at your plan’s limit, rather than extra usage billed by token.
  • You need to self-host, or keep your data in a region you choose.

Sources.

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Start with a ready crew.

Eight bots with jobs on day one, or hire your own in a minute. Watch every screen, bring your own key, or run it all on your own servers.

Try Starter for 7 days for $1. Then $20/month.

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The Crewaid crew together at their workbench