u/DeltaGlid3r

SuperGrok user here on Android, the rate limits are horrendous now. I mostly generate images, and a few days ago I started hitting the rate limits, which rarely happened before. The reset window is now 24 hours. Even after 24 hours have passed, it does that stupid disconnect thing and you get nothing, it doesn't generate for another few hours. Video generation does work, but I often get generation failed or it simply doesn't animate.

When it finally started generated again, I prompted a bunch of images, way fewer than usual and bam, rate limits reached again. I can only assume my attempts to get it working when it was doing the connect/disconnect thing ate into the rate limits, even though I got nothing out of it.

The point is, the constant 24h (more than that, actually) reset period means you're not paying for 30 days, you're paying for less than half that. If you're generating in the evening after you come home from work, the reset window will continually get pushed later and later, until you'll simply have to postpone it for another day, and the cycle restarts.

I'm not paying for this bs. It used to be quite rewarding, now it's constant frustration

I've been using it leisurely as a SuperGrok user, but the last two days were weird. Kept hitting the limits, even though it rarely happened before. Now I'm way past 12 hours on the image generation limit, going on 24 and it hasn't come back yet. Tried doing quality mode, but that stopped too after a few generations. Suffices to say, I won't renew if this keeps being the case. Oh, and it doesn't always give you the rate limit message, it just often fails to generate, both for image and video

Even the 12 or 24h limit, whichever it is , basically means that at least half the time it's unusable, and even when it is, you'll try to generate as little as possible to not get hit with the limits again, since you don't know exactly how much you can generate. This, and the increased moderation means it's not worth it as a paid subscription. There will probably be alternatives