Grok Usage Statistics: November 2026

Last updated November 2, 2026

Our research team spent July 13 through October 27, 2026 measuring how people use Grok, the AI assistant built by xAI. The dataset combines web and app panel data covering grok.com and the Grok mobile app, usage data for the Grok features built into X, a survey of 2,410 Grok users in the U.S., the U.K. and India, and a classified sample of 341,000 anonymized prompts. We modeled and normalized these inputs so that each person counts once, however many ways they reach Grok.

Grok differs from most AI assistants in where people find it. Hundreds of millions of people see it inside X, where it answers questions about posts and live events, while others use it through its own app and website or in Tesla vehicles. In the sections below, we break down Grok’s user base, its growth since early 2025, the ways people reach it, where its users live, and what they ask it to do.

Grok Usage Overview

The table below gathers the core usage figures for Grok at the end of our study period, covering every way people use it: on X, in the Grok app, on grok.com and in Tesla vehicles.

Grok Usage Overview, 2026

Metric	Figure (October 2026)
Monthly active users, all access points	118.4 million
Month-over-month growth in monthly active users	0.7%
U.S. AI chatbot market share	3.4%
Monthly visits to grok.com	291 million
Share of monthly X users who also use Grok	22.9%
Paid SuperGrok subscribers	2.4 million
Average session length	7 minutes, 34 seconds
Share of Grok users who are male	74.1%

Our team took three main points from this data:

• We found that Grok’s 3.4% share of U.S. AI chatbot usage places it fourth, behind ChatGPT, Google Gemini (including AI Mode in Google Search) and Claude, and well ahead of Microsoft Copilot.
• Our data showed that only about 2% of monthly users pay for SuperGrok. Most people use the free tier, much of it through X, which keeps Grok’s audience large but its paying base small.
• Grok’s audience is far more male than that of other major assistants. Our survey found the gap widest among users who reach Grok mainly through X.

Grok Monthly Active Users

Grok’s user base has grown in bursts, usually after a new model release or feature launch. In the table below, we show our estimate of Grok’s monthly active users, reported for the final month of each quarter through 2025 and for every month of 2026, since the fourth quarter of 2026 is still under way.

Grok Monthly Active Users, Q1 2025 to October 2026

Period	Monthly Active Users	Change vs. Prior Period
Q1 2025	34.8 million	Baseline
Q2 2025	47.3 million	+35.9%
Q3 2025	61.9 million	+30.9%
Q4 2025	83.5 million	+34.9%
January 2026	104.6 million	+25.3%
February 2026	113.1 million	+8.1%
March 2026	119.4 million	+5.6%
April 2026	117.0 million	-2.0%
May 2026	114.8 million	-1.9%
June 2026	114.2 million	-0.5%
July 2026	115.1 million	+0.8%
August 2026	116.3 million	+1.0%
September 2026	117.6 million	+1.1%
October 2026	118.4 million	+0.7%

Our researchers drew three conclusions from the trend:

• Grok grew more than threefold from 34.8 million users in the first quarter of 2025 to a peak of 119.4 million in March 2026, with the largest gains following the Grok 3 and Grok 4 releases.
• Users fell in each month from April through June 2026, a combined decline of 4.4% from the March peak. App downloads dropped sharply after a surge in January, and many of the users who arrived then did not stay.
• Grok has added users in each of the four months since, reaching 118.4 million in October, still 0.8% below its peak. The recovery coincided with the Grok 4.6 release and the public beta of Grok Bot, xAI’s task-taking agent, in August, though our dataset cannot isolate how much of the gain either one produced.

Grok Monthly Active Users by Access Point

People reach Grok in four main ways. To avoid counting anyone twice, our model assigns each user to the access point they used most often during the month. In the table below, we show the result for October 2026, along with each access point’s change since July 2026.

Grok Monthly Active Users by Access Point, 2026

Access Point	Monthly Active Users	Share of Grok Users	Change vs. July 2026	Average Sessions per User per Week
Grok on X	54.6 million	46.1%	-1.3%	4.5
Grok mobile app	34.6 million	29.2%	+7.8%	6.0
Grok.com	25.4 million	21.5%	+4.5%	3.8
Grok in Tesla vehicles	3.8 million	3.2%	+11.8%	2.8
All access points	118.4 million	100%	+2.9%	4.7

Three findings stood out to our team:

• X remains Grok’s largest entry point at 46.1% of users, but it was the only access point to lose users since July, down 1.3%.
• The Grok mobile app added the most users, 2.5 million, and its users opened Grok 6.0 times a week on average, more than users of any other access point.
• Grok in Tesla vehicles grew fastest in relative terms, up 11.8%, but from a small base at 3.2% of users. It is the only access point where most use happens by voice.

Grok Users by Country

Grok’s audience is more international than its American origins suggest. In the table below, we show the ten countries with the largest share of Grok’s monthly users, along with the share of each country’s monthly X users who also use Grok.

Grok Users by Country, 2026

Country	Share of Grok Users	Share of X Users Who Also Use Grok
United States	20.9%	31.8%
India	11.1%	18.4%
Brazil	4.8%	21.5%
Indonesia	3.9%	17.2%
Vietnam	3.6%	25.1%
United Kingdom	3.4%	22.6%
Japan	3.2%	13.9%
Philippines	2.7%	19.6%
Turkey	2.5%	17.0%
Mexico	2.4%	16.1%
All other countries	41.5%	Not reported

Our team found three patterns in the country data:

• The United States accounts for 20.9% of Grok users, but the ten largest countries together make up only 58.5%. Grok’s audience is spread across many mid-sized markets.
• India is Grok’s second-largest market at 11.1% of users, driven mostly by questions asked in replies on X, often in Hindi and other regional languages.
• The United States also has the highest share of X users who use Grok, at 31.8%, followed by Vietnam at 25.1%.

How People Use Grok

We classified our sample of 341,000 anonymized prompts into eight task types. In the table below, we show each task’s share of prompts and the access point where it happens most often.

Grok Prompts by Task Type, 2026

Task Type	Share of Prompts	Access Point Where It Happens Most
Real-time news and current events	19.1%	Grok on X
General questions and research	17.5%	Grok.com
Image and video generation	16.2%	Grok mobile app
Fact-checking posts on X	11.4%	Grok on X
Entertainment and companion conversations	10.0%	Grok mobile app
Writing and editing	9.4%	Grok.com
Personal advice	8.3%	Grok mobile app
Writing and debugging code	8.1%	Grok.com

Here is what our researchers took from the breakdown:

• Real-time news and fact-checking posts on X together make up 30.5% of prompts, a far larger share of news-related use than we have measured for any other major assistant, including in our ChatGPT usage statistics.
• Image and video generation accounts for 16.2% of prompts, mostly in the Grok mobile app, where it is the single most common task.
• Coding makes up 8.1% of prompts, the smallest share of the eight task types. Developers in our survey said they use Grok for quick questions but rely on other tools for most programming work.

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