The Grok Bot Marketplace is live. You can now browse public Bot templates and add them from the catalog instead of building every agent from a blank chat or finding someone who has shared a Bot with a link you’d like.
On 4 September 2026, the official Grok Bot account said users can now add Bot templates from the marketplace. The product page currently lists 69 public Bots, 43 creators, and nine categories, with Browse Bots, Get Grok Bot, and Add as the main paths on x.ai/bot/marketplace.
What You Can Do Now
Before this, third-party Bot templates were not something you installed from a storefront. The live catalog is public and populated, not a coming-soon shelf, and xAI describes it as a place to browse public, handpicked Grok Bot templates across From Grok Bot Team, Engineering, Sales, Marketing, Design, Personal, Recruiting & People, Operations, and Product.
This is an expansion of the just-released shareable Grok Bot templates functionality that was launched just last week. The new marketplace provides a one-stop-shop for full agents, which can include skills, and will request access for plugins. As a note, this storefront doesn’t overlap with the Grok Build Marketplace, which provides skills and connections for Grok Build, the terminal-based IDE for professional coding work.
Haggle Bot as the Showcase
The clearest early listing is Haggle Bot, a procurement agent aimed at SaaS spend. Same-day SpaceXAI procurement coverage tied the bot to company-reported savings of more than $100,000 in direct costs. That figure is SpaceXAI’s own reporting, not an independent audit, and the news page uses the same “more than $100,000 in direct savings” wording.
Elon Musk pointed people at Haggle Bot the same day and called it a gamechanger.
xAI is enabling the marketplace, alongside the sharing functionality for all accounts with access to Grok Bot. However, what isn’t known at this time is how a Bot becomes featured on the marketplace. The majority of Bots enabled at the moment in the marketplace appear to be built by the xAI or Cursor teams, with bots “handpicked” after review.
