Best Grok Bot plugins for business in 2026

The best Grok Bot plugins for business let the bot finish a job you'd otherwise do by hand. They can draft an email reply or find out what a customer said on last week's call.

Pick plugins by what they let the bot do on its own. Some plugins only read, while others can send messages or change records in your name.

This guide covers seven Grok Bot plugins worth adding, with what the bot can do in each and what it takes to set one up.

How Grok Bot plugins work

Grok Bot runs on a cloud computer, not on your own machine. Plugins are what let it work inside your apps from there, so it can read and act inside them for you.

You add them from Connect apps in the sidebar, which is where the plugin marketplace now lives. Browse or search the list to see which apps you can connect and what each one can do. When you find the one you want, choose Add. If the app asks, you sign in, and the plugin is ready to use.

In a chat, you type @ to attach an app to a task, so Grok Bot knows which app to work in for that request. xAI's Grok Bot guide walks through the steps if you want more detail.

Plugins are account-wide: one install works for every bot on your account, not only the bot you set it up for.

Each plugin uses the account you sign in with. It can do only what that account can already do, this means, it can’t give you, or the bot, more access than you already have.

Your sign-in details stay protected. The sign-in tokens stay on the plugin backend, and the bot uses the app's tools without ever seeing them.

Note that Grok Bot isn't the same product as Grok Build, xAI's coding agent. Grok Build has its own plugin catalog, aimed at developers.

The 7 best Grok Bot plugins for business in 2026

These seven plugins cover the work most businesses do every day: email, calendars, documents, customer records and phone calls. They aren’t all equally easy to start with.

Four of the seven need nothing more than a Google or HubSpot account, so if your team already uses those tools, you can connect them in a few minutes at no extra cost. For Allo, the phone plugin, you will need a paid plan.

How we chose the plugins

Grok Bot uses the plugin marketplace of Cursor, a coding tool. Many of the listings are built for developers. That’s useful if you build software, but not if you run a sales team, a support desk or a small business.

To make this list, we skipped the developer tools and kept only the plugins a business team would use day to day.

We went through it on Oct. 29, 2026, and kept the plugins that pass these tests:

• Listed in Grok Bot's plugin marketplace. You can add it from Connect apps without setting up a server.
• Covers a business job, from email and scheduling to customer records and calls. We left out plugins built for developers, like GitHub, Sentry and Linear.
• Documented capabilities, on the plugin page or in the app maker's own docs. We link the key ones so you can check them.
• Positive third-party reviews (G2, Trustpilot) that confirm the product works well

The table's "Built by" column shows who maintains each plugin. Only the Google Drive plugin runs on Cursor's own server. The others use each company's official tools.

Allo is one of the seven. Its section follows the same format as the other six, including the limits: Grok Bot can't place calls through Allo, and the plugin isn't available on the Solo plan.

HubSpot

HubSpot is the plugin to add first if your team already tracks customers in the CRM. The bot can search your contacts, companies and deals, and update them for you, so you don’t have to switch tabs to keep your records current.

After a sales call, you can ask it to move the deal to the next stage and log the next step without opening HubSpot.

It's best for sales and support teams already on HubSpot, including the free CRM. A team that keeps customers in a spreadsheet will get more out of the Google Drive plugin.

What Grok Bot can do with HubSpot

• Search and update contacts, companies, deals and tickets
• Read activities and conversations linked to a record
• Draft marketing emails
• Use HubSpot's own remote server, which HubSpot opened to all accounts, with write access

HubSpot plugin cost

The plugin works with every HubSpot account, including the free CRM. A five-person team can connect it for $0.

Accounts with HubSpot's Sensitive Data setting turned on can't share activity and conversation data with the bot. The rest of the CRM still works.

HubSpot pros and cons

Gmail

Gmail is the safest first plugin for most businesses. The bot can read and sort your inbox and write replies, but every reply stays a draft until you send it yourself.

It works for anyone who spends the first hour of the day on email, from a solo owner to a support lead.

Teams on Outlook can use the Outlook plugin instead.

What Grok Bot can do with Gmail

• Search threads and read messages
• Apply and remove labels, and create new ones
• Write replies as drafts

Gmail plugin cost

The plugin is free with the Google account you sign in with. A company Google Workspace account may need an admin to approve Grok before it connects.

It connects one mailbox at a time. If you handle a personal inbox and a shared support inbox, you'll pick one.

Gmail pros and cons

Allo

If your customers reach you by phone, Allo puts those calls in front of the bot. The bot can read every call and transcript and tell you who to call back.

It also can write text messages for you, such as a follow-up after a call, but it shows you each one to approve it before it goes out.

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Allo fits teams that sell or support customers by phone and want call details next to their email and CRM. The Business plan starts at two seats, which puts the smallest setup at $64 a month billed yearly.

What Grok Bot can do with Allo

• Search calls and texts by date, line, teammate, tag or keyword
• Quote what was said on a call, with the date, from its transcript
• Report call volume, answer rate, outbound results and the best time to call
• Send a text from your Allo line, after you've read it
• Set up the AI receptionist: instructions, voice, website knowledge, on or off
• Add numbers to your Power Dialer queue, which you then start in Allo
• Save call flow changes as a draft for you to publish in Allo

Allo also adds three commands. /allo-briefing covers the day's calls and follow-ups, and /allo-followups finds calls that still need one. /allo-report compares your team with the previous period.

With Allo for Grok Bot, each command can also run as a routine. Set /allo-briefing to run each morning, and the day's missed calls and follow-ups are waiting before you open Allo.

Allo plugin cost

The plugin comes with Allo's Business plan, at $32 per user/month billed yearly ($45 monthly). For a five-person team, that's $160 a month, with the phone system, numbers and AI call summaries included.

The Ultra plan ($100 per user/month billed yearly) adds a parallel dialer and AI agents. The Power Dialer and the AI receptionist are add-ons on both plans.

Allo pros and cons

Google Calendar

Once the bot handles your email, Google Calendar finishes the job. It can find a free slot and book the meeting, which closes the loop on a scheduling thread.

It pays off for anyone whose week runs through Google Calendar, from a solo consultant to a sales team setting demos.

What Grok Bot can do with Google Calendar

• List calendars and search events
• Suggest meeting times
• Create, update and delete events
• Accept or decline invitations

Google Calendar plugin cost

Like Gmail, it only needs the Google account you sign in with, and a company account may need the same admin approval.

Google Calendar pros and cons

Google Drive

Google Drive is the plugin for teams whose work lives in shared files. The bot can find a file, read it, create a new one in the right folder and share it.

Teams that run on Docs and Sheets get the most from it. The plugin can also turn notes or a comma-separated values (CSV) file into a Doc or Sheet and export a PDF.

What Grok Bot can do with Google Drive

• Search files and folders, and read their contents
• Create, rename, move and organize files
• Share files and manage comments
• Convert notes or CSV files into Docs or Sheets, and export PDFs

Google Drive plugin cost

There's no charge beyond your Google account. Files the bot creates count toward your Drive storage, like any file you make yourself.

Google Drive pros and cons

Slack

Slack built this plugin itself, and it works as you in your workspace. The bot can search conversations and send or schedule messages, which helps when the answer to a question is buried in a channel.

If your team settles refunds and schedule changes in Slack, the bot can find those decisions when a task depends on them.

Most of the plugin's eight skills are for developers building Slack apps. Business users will mostly use its messaging tools: search, send and schedule.

What Grok Bot can do with Slack

• Search messages, files, channels and people
• Read channels and threads
• Send, draft and schedule messages, and add reactions
• Create and update canvases

Slack plugin cost

Slack's docs don't tie the connection to a paid plan.

Slack lets workspace admins approve and manage every app that connects this way. You may need an admin's OK first.

Slack pros and cons

Notion

Notion maintains its own plugin, which covers your docs and task lists. The bot can find a page or create a task with a due date and owner.

It's best for teams that keep their processes and projects in Notion. Its 14 skills include ready-made actions like creating a task or querying a database.

What Grok Bot can do with Notion

• Search pages and databases
• Create pages, database rows and tasks
• Update existing records
• Publish content to your workspace

Notion plugin cost

The plugin works on every Notion plan, including the free one. Business and Enterprise plans add higher request limits and some extra search filters.

It works with any content your Notion account can reach. Limiting which apps members can connect needs Notion's Enterprise plan.

Notion pros and cons

What the plugins let Grok Bot do on its own

A plugin that reads your inbox and a plugin that sends email for you carry different risks. Before you add one, check two things:

• what it can change
• whether anything stops for your OK.

Five of the seven plugins have no documented check of their own. They act as soon as the bot decides to.

Where a plugin has no built-in check, Grok Bot's own rules decide. In Settings, General, Auto-review, you can add "Ask first" rules that always stop matching actions for your OK.

xAI recommends clear limits for sending messages or invitations, publishing, deleting data and changing permissions. If an "Ask first" rule and an "Allow automatically" rule both match, "Ask first" wins.

On a team plan, your admin decides which plugins are available. A blocked plugin shows Disabled by team admin, and your own rules can only make the team's rules stricter.

How to choose your first plugins

Start with the job you repeat most often. Two or three plugins that cover a full task beat ten that each cover a piece of one.

Which plugins handle email and scheduling?

Gmail and Google Calendar, added together. Gmail drafts the reply, and Calendar books the meeting the reply promises.

Teams on Microsoft 365 can use the Outlook plugin instead.

Which plugin keeps customer records current?

HubSpot, if that's your CRM. The bot can update a deal or a contact right after the conversation it came from, which keeps the record from going stale.

Which plugin brings your customer calls into the bot?

Allo, if your business calls customers. The bot can quote what a customer said on a call and line up who to call back.

Which Grok Bot plugins you should start with

Grok Bot gets useful for a business once it can finish a task inside the apps you already pay for. The right plugins depend on where your customer work happens.

• Start with HubSpot if you track customers in a CRM. It works on the free plan and keeps records current.
• Add Gmail for the safest first step. Every reply stays a draft until you send it.
• Add Allo if customers call you. The bot reads your calls and transcripts, and it shows you every text before it goes out ($32 per user/month billed yearly).
• Add Google Calendar once email is covered, to book what your replies promise.
• Choose Google Drive, Slack or Notion based on where your team keeps files and conversations.

Whichever you pick, set "Ask first" rules before you connect a plugin that can send or delete. A plugin only has your access, but it uses all of it.

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