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Cursor Pro vs SuperGrok: Which offers more Grok 4.5 tokens?

A user on Reddit is seeking to determine which platform, Cursor Pro or SuperGrok, offers more tokens for the Grok 4.5 model. The inquiry focuses on maximizing token output specifically for Grok 4.5, as neither service publicly discloses exact token numbers. The user is looking for real-world usage data to understand which service provides better value in terms of token longevity. AI

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Cursor Pro vs SuperGrok: Which offers more Grok 4.5 tokens?

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/inflorm ·

    Cursor Pro vs SuperGrok, which actually gives more Grok 4.5 tokens for the money?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Anyone done the math on this? Not asking about price, just raw token output if you’re only using Grok 4.5 on both.</p> <p>Neither one publishes an actual token number so I’m curious if anyone’s actually tracked real usage on either.</p> <p>Which …