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● Free tier: Voice Mode available on iOS only — 100 voice queries/day. Not available on Android app (browser workaround exists)
● SuperGrok Lite ($10/mo): Full Voice Mode unlocked, cross-platform
● SuperGrok ($30/mo): 120 minutes voice/day — separate pool from messages. 30 min/session, 3 sessions/day
● SuperGrok Heavy ($300/mo): 480 minutes voice/day, 60 min/session, no daily session cap
● Reset time: Midnight UTC — not your local timezone
● Key fact: Voice minutes are a SEPARATE pool from your message limit — using voice does not reduce your text chat quota
Every Grok Voice Plan — Full Comparison
| Plan |
Price |
Voice access |
Voice minutes/day |
Session limit |
Platforms |
| Free |
$0 |
iOS only, 100 queries/day |
~30-40 min estimated |
No session cap |
iOS app only |
| X Premium |
$8/month |
Basic voice |
Between free and SuperGrok |
Limited |
iOS, Android (via X app) |
| SuperGrok Lite |
$10/month |
Full Voice unlocked |
Full access |
Standard |
iOS, Android, Web |
| SuperGrok |
$30/month |
Priority voice |
120 min/day |
30 min/session, 3 sessions |
All platforms |
| X Premium+ |
$40/month |
Same as SuperGrok |
120 min/day |
30 min/session, 3 sessions |
All platforms |
| SuperGrok Heavy |
$300/month |
Unlimited sessions |
480 min/day |
60 min/session, no cap |
All platforms |
The Voice Minutes Pool — The Most Misunderstood Part of Grok Pricing
The single biggest source of confusion about Grok Voice pricing: voice minutes draw from a completely separate pool from your message limit. On SuperGrok, your 1,000 daily messages and your 120 daily voice minutes are independent counters. Using 2 hours of voice mode does not reduce your text message allowance and vice versa. This is different from how most people expect AI assistant pricing to work — and it is actually more generous than it sounds.
The session structure on SuperGrok is: 30 minutes maximum per session, up to 3 sessions per day. You cannot extend a session beyond 30 minutes — Grok will end the voice conversation and you must start a new one. At 3 sessions maximum, your practical daily ceiling is 90 minutes even if the pool is 120 minutes. The 120-minute pool exists to accommodate sessions that run slightly under 30 minutes — you effectively get more than 3 full sessions-worth of voice time if each session ends at 25 minutes.
Free Tier Voice — iOS vs Android Reality
The free tier voice experience is completely different on iOS vs Android — and this asymmetry catches people off guard.
iOS Free — Voice Available
Free iOS users get Voice Mode directly in the Grok app. The cap is 100 voice queries per day — roughly 30-40 minutes depending on query length. The daily reset is midnight UTC, not your local time. US users on EST get a fresh 100 queries at 7pm local time each evening. Voice options: Aria (default female, neutral accent) and Max (male, slightly deeper). Aria performs better on technical vocabulary; Max performs better on casual conversation.
Android Free — Voice Blocked in App
Android free users see Voice Mode grayed out in the native app. This is an app-level restriction, not a model-level restriction. The workaround: open grok.com in Chrome on Android, tap the three-dot menu → Desktop site → Voice Mode loads without app-level restrictions. This works as of June 2026 but is not an officially supported path — xAI could adjust web access rules.
Which Plan Should You Choose for Voice?
Casual voice user (under 30 min/day) → Free or SuperGrok Lite $10/month
If you are on iOS and use voice occasionally, the free 100 queries/day is sufficient. Android users who want voice without paying $30/month: SuperGrok Lite at $10 is the cheapest official path to unlocked Android voice.
Regular voice user (30-120 min/day) → SuperGrok $30/month
120 minutes/day across 3 sessions covers most professional use cases. You also get everything else SuperGrok includes: unlimited image generation, DeepSearch, full Grok 4 access, and Custom Agents. At $30/month, this is the right entry point for daily voice use.
Heavy voice user (2+ hours/day, podcasters, transcription) → SuperGrok Heavy $300/month
480 minutes/day (8 hours) with 60-minute sessions and no daily session cap. The $300/month price is significant — verify your use case genuinely requires this volume before committing. Most professional users never hit SuperGrok's 120-minute cap.
SuperGrok vs X Premium+ for Voice
Both SuperGrok ($30/month) and X Premium+ ($40/month) give you the same Grok Voice access — 120 minutes/day, 30 min/session, 3 sessions/day. The voice capability is identical. The $10 price difference pays for X Premium+ platform features: ad-free browsing, larger creator revenue share, and longer post limits on X. If you only want Grok Voice and do not care about X platform perks, SuperGrok saves you $120/year.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Grok Voice use my message quota?
No. Voice minutes draw from a completely separate pool. On SuperGrok, your 1,000 daily text messages and 120 daily voice minutes are independent counters. You can use the full voice allowance and still have all your text messages available.
When does the Grok Voice limit reset?
Midnight UTC — not your local time. US EST users (UTC-5) get a fresh voice allowance at 7pm local time each evening, not midnight local. This matters if you are planning heavy voice use — the reset is earlier in the evening than most US users expect.
Is Grok Voice available in all countries?
Grok Voice availability varies by region. It is confirmed available in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Some EU countries have restricted access due to regulatory requirements. Full country availability: see our Grok Voice supported countries guide.
Is Grok Voice free on Android?
Not in the native Android app on the free tier — Voice Mode is grayed out. Free Android users can access Voice Mode through Chrome on grok.com by requesting desktop site. This works as of June 2026 but is not officially supported. SuperGrok Lite at $10/month is the cheapest official path to Android voice access.
Related: Grok Voice daily limits explained · Grok Voice vs ChatGPT Voice · Grok Voice Mode FAQ · How to enable Grok Voice Mode