Genspark Claw vs Grok Bot

How the two compare on price, platforms, what they can act on and how they ask before acting. Facts come from each agent's sources page.

Genspark ClawGrok Bot
MakerGensparkxAI (SpaceXAI), built with Cursor
Cheapest paid planStarting from $9.99/mo for a Cloud Computer plan (shown as a limited time offer at 75% off); Claw work also consumes shared Genspark credits$30/month (Premium on The X Subscription, the cheapest X Subscription plan that includes Grok Bot; legacy Cursor and SuperGrok plans also include it)
Free tierYes: the desktop app (local mode) needs no Cloud Computer subscription and uses Genspark account credits; the Genspark Free plan gives 100 credits per day up to a lifetime limitNo (a one-time trial usage credit with a 7-day window is offered)
PlatformsWebmacOSWindowsWhatsAppTelegramSlackMicrosoft TeamsLINEDiscordSignalGoogle ChatFeishu / LarkEmailmacOSWindowsLinuxiOSAndroidSlackX
Can act onEmailCalendarMessagesFilesBrowserCodePhone callsSocial mediaDocuments and slidesEmailCalendarBrowserFilesCodeMessagesShopping
Approval modelHelp center states external actions such as sending emails or posting messages require permission; messaging channels default to a pairing mode where only approved contacts can message Claw. Scheduled tasks and the optional Heartbeat mode run in the background without a prompt.Auto Review evaluates tool calls and computer actions before they run, with user rules set to Ask first or Allow automatically; Ask first wins when both match. Before actions it cannot undo, such as sending, posting, buying or deleting, a Bot checks for approval; emails go out from draft cards and purchases show an Allow or Deny card. Running commands on the user's own computer defaults to Ask every time.
LaunchedMar 12, 2026Aug 11, 2026
Last updateSep 23, 2026: GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna available in ClawOct 11, 2026: v0.70.2: Bot email addresses, X search, and in-chat apps

See sources on the Genspark Claw and Grok Bot pages.

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