This limit remains in effect even after 72 hours of inactivity, which makes it useless. Out of 18 videos, I only got four usable ones. Everything else was filled with AI hallucinations - hands and heads flying off bodies or strange objects appearing. What is even the point of this kind of subscription?
So I was hit with this nonsense in a mid of a project. All I needed was about 50 generation attempts per day. I was previously a $30 SuperGrok subscriber.
Well, I had to finish the project, so I decided to pay the $99 for one month and then cancel. Well, no luck. Generated 40 videos yesterday, out of which about 10 were usable with very careful manual prompting, and thought it was ok. Next day, about 16 hours later, I went to generate some more and well, after about 4 attempts, I got forced to 480p and a notice to UPGRADE. That's funny. Clicking on Upgrade leads you to a $30 SuperGrok subscription. The current subscription says SuperGrok Heavy, near-unlimited.
Who is even running this whole thing? I would expect this if it were rrun by a single amateur guy as a hobby, and that would be forgivable, but having more than 1000 subscribers doing this, there's really no single word that would describe this black hole full of cash being sucked into the void. Obviously no support, no refunds, just user abuse. And did I mention "no service"?
Someone on this company's end feels invincible. Actually even the name "Grok" byitself sounds like a villain, no? Was the name Elon's idea? I wouldn't name an implementation with a caconymous name like this.