Yes, Grok has a voice mode that lets you hold a hands-free, spoken conversation with Grok, and SpaceXSI’s Grok overview lists it as a core feature of Grok on grok.com and in the iOS and Android apps.
As of November 12, 2026, the official Grok product page describes voice as natural back-and-forth conversation with sub-second latency and says Grok is free to try on the web and in the apps. To use it, sign in with your X or email account, open a chat and switch to voice mode.
Voice is included on the free tier. Grok’s help FAQ says paid SuperGrok plans now draw Chat, Imagine, Voice and Build from one shared weekly usage pool instead of separate daily limits, and Settings, then Usage, shows how much of that pool Voice has used. When a paid user reaches the weekly limit, the free tier limits on Chat and Voice still apply and reset on their own schedule. The FAQ does not list a fixed number of voice minutes per plan.
Related: Grok Voice 3.0: Power-User Guide to the Realtime API, Pricing and Limits, Grok usage limits: how much can you use on each plan? and What is the ChatGPT voice mode limit?
Source: SpaceXSI Docs, Grok Help and FAQ and Welcome to Grok
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