Simurg vs Grok Bot. Shared logins, or real separation.
The short answer
Grok Bot gives you named AI teammates on one cloud computer. All your bots share that computer, with its files, browser and logins, and its own site says isolation is per user, not per bot. Simurg gives you a team too, but each agent is set up on its own, with its own apps, skills, knowledge folders and AI model. Around them the business has a home: real tables, shared knowledge and routines that start from any event.
| Simurg | Grok Bot | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A team of AI agents that runs a business | Named bots working on one shared computer |
| Keeping agents apart | Each agent has its own apps, tools, skills and knowledge folders | Bots share one computer, its files and every login. Isolation is per user, not per bot |
| AI model | Your pick, per agent, on Growth and Scale | It picks for you |
| Your records | Tables built in, with views, links and a history of every change | Files on the shared computer |
| What starts the work | A schedule, an app event, a table change or a webhook | You, or a routine on a schedule |
| Ready-made team | 18 specialists, each with tables, skills and routines | Example bots to start from |
| Setup | One sentence to ARCHITECT, then approve the plan | Create each bot and sign it in |
| What it costs | Free, then $29 a month | $30 a month, with usage past the weekly allowance billed at token cost |
What you get with Simurg.
Real separation between agents.
Connect an app once, then switch it on agent by agent. Your finance agent can use Stripe while your social agent never sees it.
Knowledge, folder by folder.
One shared knowledge base, with a switch per agent, so a folder of contracts stays with the agents who should read it.
Every change has a name on it.
Each write says which agent made it and for which job, so it can be found and put back.
You choose the model.
On Growth and Scale, pick the model for each agent from several makers, and run it on your own key.
Your records have a home.
Leads, invoices and orders live in tables with views and a full history, not in files on a shared machine.
A team ready on day one.
Hire from 18 ready-made specialists, or let ARCHITECT build one for your industry. Change any of them to fit your business.
Which one is for you?
Choose Grok Bot if
You want a few general-purpose bots working together on one computer, and you are happy for them to share it.
Choose Simurg if
You want each agent to reach only what its job needs, with the business's records and knowledge in one place.
Can you use both?
You could, with bots on your own computer work and Simurg running the business. Most owners will want one place to look.
Questions people ask.
Do Simurg agents share logins?
No. You connect an app once for the workspace, then switch it on for each agent that should have it. An agent with the app switched off cannot use it.
Grok Bot has a team of bots too. What is the difference?
Both give you several agents that pass work between them. Simurg keeps them apart: each has its own apps, tools, skills, knowledge folders and model. It also gives the team what a business needs around it, such as tables and routines that start from any event.
What does a job cost on Simurg?
Each job uses credits, and you can see what it used as it runs. With your own key on Growth or Scale, your provider bills you directly and that work uses no credits.
Facts about Grok Bot were checked in November 2026: Grok Bot, Grok Bot security docs, AIMultiple's comparison. Prices and features change, so check before you decide. Grok Bot is a trademark of its owner, and Simurg is not connected with it.