ChatGPT vs Grok

ChatGPT is an AI assistant available on the web, Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. It supports text conversations, web search, file uploads, image generation, and real-time voice interactions for activities such as learning, brainstorming, practice, or hands-free use. ChatGPT Work can create and edit documents, presentations, spreadsheets, charts, PDFs, and images, and connect to work files and apps such as Gmail and Slack. Codex supports work across code understanding, planning, writing, testing, reviewing, and shipping. The Free plan includes unlimited text chats subject to abuse guardrails, but limits uploads, image generation, voice, deep research, memory, Codex, and Work. Shared projects are available on Free, Go, Plus, and Pro; Go, Plus, and Pro users can create and share GPTs. Users can control privacy choices, and an opt-out is available for model training. The listed Free plan is free; Go is billed ₹399 / month and Plus ₹1,999 / month.

Grok is an AI assistant for chat, research, writing, and problem solving, available on Android, iOS, web, and through an API. It searches the web and X in real time and provides citations from web sources. Users can upload PDFs, images, spreadsheets, code, and audio for analysis, extraction, and summarization. Grok Imagine generates and edits images and video from text prompts or reference photos, while voice mode supports natural, low-latency conversations. Built-in connectors cover Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, OneDrive, Outlook, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and Salesforce; custom MCP servers must be publicly reachable. Team workspaces and app integrations are listed. The Free plan costs nothing. SuperGrok costs $30 a month, and SuperGrok Plus costs $100 a month.