Rerun vs Claude Cowork
Claude’s agent for tasks, now built into ClaudeClaude takes on the tasks you hand it, on Claude models. Rerun runs your recurring work with a team of agents, on any model, your Claude plan included.
Read the comparisonRerun vs Grok Bot
Grok Bot, from xAI, gives always-on AI teammates a computer they share in the cloud. Rerun does too, on the model you choose, with a board your whole team can read.
Last reviewed , against each product’s public pricing and docs.
The short answer
Both put agents on a cloud computer, let them sign in to your tools and work around the clock, and both have one agent hand work to another. Pick Grok Bot if you already pay for SuperGrok or a Cursor plan that includes it and you are happy with a beta inside their apps. Pick Rerun if you want to choose the model, start from 60+ ready-made agents, give the whole team a board to read, and buy agents on their own published plan today.
Choose Grok Bot if
- You already pay for SuperGrok or Cursor Pro and up, and want agents included
- The tools you use have no API and must be driven through their interface
- You want your agents to live inside the Grok or Cursor apps, on desktop and iOS
Choose Rerun if
- You want to run on Claude, ChatGPT or your own model
- You want a standalone plan with published prices, not a bundle in beta
- Your team needs a shared board and free seats, not one account per person
- You want ready-made agents from a template library
Side by side
Rerun vs Grok Bot at a glance.
Grok Bot comes inside SuperGrok and Cursor plans, in beta. Rerun is a plan of its own, with agents ready to install on the model you choose.
How you get itBundled, in beta, with every SuperGrok plan and with Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams. Enterprise is still a waitlist.
Bundled, in beta, with every SuperGrok plan and with Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams. Enterprise is still a waitlist.A plan of its own: $29 a month, with a 5-day free trial.
Where you use itThe desktop app and iOS.
The desktop app and iOS.Any browser, on a live board your whole team shares.
Choosing the modelxAI’s models only, with their own usage pool separate from your Grok or Cursor plan.
xAI’s models only, with their own usage pool separate from your Grok or Cursor plan.Your choice for each agent: the Rerun model included in the plan, your ChatGPT or Claude plan, or your own key.
While you are awayBots come back to you when something needs your approval.
Bots come back to you when something needs your approval.With Autopilot on, Rerun answers your agents within your rules, never for spending or deleting, and has a recap ready when you return.
Reaching your toolsBots sign in to your apps and operate the sites that have no API or MCP, the way a person would.
Bots sign in to your apps and operate the sites that have no API or MCP, the way a person would.3,000+ apps through their APIs, plus a browser and a desktop for the sites that have none.
Ready-made agentsYou brief each Bot in chat, or show it a workflow once.
You brief each Bot in chat, or show it a workflow once.60+ ready-made agents to install, or one an expert builds for you.
Key differences
Where Rerun and Grok Bot part ways.
Four differences that change your day to day, shown on the real product.
Your model, not one vendor
Connect your stackGrok Bot runs on xAI’s models, with its own usage pool separate from your Grok or Cursor plan. Rerun agents run on the model included in the plan, or on Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and more with your own subscription or key, and reach 3,000+ apps or any MCP server.
A board, not only a chat
See how it learnsEvery run, every tool call and what the agent now remembers is laid out on a live board, next to the conversation, in any browser. Grok Bot lives in the desktop and iOS apps.
## Procedure
1. Pull unpaid invoices from Stripe daily
2. Send a first reminder on day 7 past due
3. Escalate to the account owner after 2 tries
4. Log every touch in the CRM thread
## Exceptions
- Never chase an invoice under $50
- Read references/tone.md before escalating
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## Billing
- Pays around day 30, sometimes later
- A PO number is required on every invoice
- Invoices go to ap@acme.co, not to Dana
## People
- Dana Reyes runs ops, answers within a day
- Escalations go through their COO
74%
## Voice
- English, formal, no emoji
- Sign off as the founder, not an assistant
- Keep it under 120 words
## Timing
- Follow up twice, then stop
- Send whenever the draft is ready
44%
Approvals the whole team can answer
Set up approvalsBots come back to the person who owns them when they need an approval. On Rerun, agents stop before anything risky and ask in the app, seats are free, and anyone on the workspace can answer. With Autopilot on, the Foreman answers within your rules while you are away, never for spending or deleting.
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Margo · Invoice ChasingTwo invoices at acme.com are 20 days overdue. How should I chase them?
1
Send a firm reminder to billing@acme.com
2
Call their AP contact first
3
Escalate to the account owner
Something else
A plan of its own
Automate a taskGrok Bot is still in beta, bundled with SuperGrok and Cursor plans, never sold on its own, and Enterprise access is a waitlist. Rerun is one plan from $29 a month with a free 5-day trial.
listening
running
A payment just failed
Margo is chasing it
done
New email from a lead
Jules is drafting a reply
done
Every morning at 7:00
Sam sorted your inbox
Switching
Move from Grok Bot in three steps.
No migration project. Start with the one task that costs you the most, and let it prove itself.
Step 01
Chase invoicesEvery Monday
Reply to leadsOn every new email
Find 20 new leadsEvery day, 8:00
Give the agent its job
Describe what it owns, or start from a ready-made agent in the library.
Step 02
Pick the model and apps
Choose Claude, ChatGPT or your own plan, then sign in to your tools.
Step 03
This morning07:00
- Sort the inbox07:04
- Chase 2 invoices07:09
- Write the weekly reportRunning
Watch it work
It runs on its machine, on schedule or on a trigger, and every action shows up on your board.
Pricing
What you actually pay.
Grok Bot is not sold on its own: it is included, in beta, with every SuperGrok tier and with Cursor Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams plans, and its usage is counted separately from those plans. Enterprise access is still a waitlist. Rerun is one plan from $29 a month, seats included, and runs are never counted.
Rerun
Everything you need to put Coworkers to work
From$29/month
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Included
5 Coworkers
Five Coworkers running side by side, each with its own job and tools.
Your own machine
A private computer in the cloud where every Coworker of your workspace lives, shares its files and its data. Only yours.
Unlimited seats
Your whole team on the same workspace, with no per-seat fee.
Also included
Bring your own AI
Optional: your own key, subscription or local model.
3,000+ apps
All your tools ready to connect, plus any MCP or API.
Delegate any task
Hand off the busywork. Your Coworkers run it around the clock.
Invite your teammates
Share your workspace and build your Coworkers together.
Further reading
More on Grok Bot and its alternatives.
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Read the comparisonFAQ
Rerun vs Grok Bot, your questions.
Is Rerun a Grok Bot alternative?
Yes. Like Grok Bot, Rerun runs your agents on a computer in the cloud and lets one hand work to another. Rerun lets you pick the model, shows every action on a board any teammate can read, and is available on its own published plan.
Can Rerun use Grok models?
Yes, with an OpenRouter key: Grok sits next to Claude, GPT, Gemini and more in the model picker.
Do I need a SuperGrok or Cursor plan for Rerun?
No. Rerun has its own plan from $29 a month with a free 5-day trial.
Where do Rerun agents run?
On the private, isolated computer your workspace runs on, included in every plan, with a browser and a desktop they can drive. Your files and data stay inside it.
2,000+ businesses run on Rerun
Hire Coworkers on the ChatGPTplan you already pay for.
- 1. Plug in your subscription
- 2. Set up your Coworkers
- 3. Run your business with Coworkers
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