Hi all, I'm considering AIS+ membership. If I go the monthly route, is it possible to switch over to annual at anytime? @support

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At first, I thought it was a great idea. I can unify these accounts, have one account, access Grok bots and my Cybertrack, and all is good. Until I realized that third-party models will be separated out and billed independently based on usage. As it stands right now, I'm just using Grok 4.7 with my Grok bots, and I'm fine with that. But if I decided later on down the line that I wanted them to specialize and wanted to grab certain models, I'd be paying for it (versus if I just stay where I am on the legacy billing). That said, might think, "Well, I'm just going to go and use ChatGPT's app to access their models and leave my Grokbot accessing its own." I just don't know yet, so I think it's really anxiety about how I'm going to use Grokbots in the future that's causing me to pause. How's everyone feeling about this new offering? https://docs.x.ai/x-subscription/overview

Has anyone successfully pulled this off? I lowered my Cursor Ultra plan to the lowest Pro plan, waited for it to basically run out of credits, and then attempted to attach my X Premium Plus account to Cursor. I followed all the instructions that were posted online, and I tried to follow SpaceXAI's support bot "Sam" for instruction as well. First, Sam and the online instructions did not match and second, well, I finally gave up. Haven't heard back from anyone else over there. Thanks in advance!

As much as I love Grokbots, I've noticed that it's ability to write smooth communications seems stunted. I'm using Grok 4.7. Has anyone come across a way to improve it's writing capabilities? If I tell it to "use my voice" it can do a decent job, but not as good a job as Superhuman's own AI can do as an example. Also, if I instruct it to write copy for a website, or a document, etc. I have to do more edits than if I use say a version of Opus. Thanks for any advice.