GROX vs MausBot
A free, open-source Mac app with a team of bots, each with a cloud desktop, plus paid cloud plans that keep them working with the laptop closed. Here is how it compares with GROX — including where MausBot is ahead.
Both do
- Work on a cloud computer you can watch and take over.
- Automations from one sentence — on a schedule or when something happens in your apps.
- A list of what is waiting on your yes, and the desktop app in several languages.
- Bring your own AI keys.
Where GROX is different
- One assistant that does it all, instead of a team of separate bots.
- Building and deploying sites and apps, markets and voice calls in the same place.
- Available in the browser on any computer, not only a Mac.
- Nothing to install or host — it runs in your browser; GROX Desktop adds the folders on your own computer.
- Anything that sends, posts, pays or deletes waits for your approval first, on a card that says exactly what it will do.
- By default it only uses AI providers that agreed in writing not to train on what you send them.
- Bring your own AI keys on any plan, the free one included.
Where MausBot is ahead
- The app is open source.
- Its bots can run on the AI subscriptions you already pay for.
- Screens in 11 languages; GROX's in 9.
Price
GROX: Free to start with 300 credits and no card. One plan opens everything: $29 a month or $278 a year, with 2,000 credits every month; credits you buy never expire.
MausBot: The Mac app is free; cloud plans are $15, $49 and $99 a month (mausbot.com, Oct 2026).
Checked 24 Oct 2026
What MausBot does comes from MausBot's own pages, as they were on that day. Products change — if something here is out of date, tell us at support@grox.life and we will fix it.
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