SpaceX Super Intelligence (SpaceXSI) announced its Grok partner network on October 22, 2026, for companies building products, services and integrations with Grok for shared customers. The program has two tracks: one for enterprise deployments and another for plugins and integrations. SpaceXSI says partners receive training, tools and support for customer work.

The network focuses on how businesses build and deploy with Grok. NeoTeo previously covered a separate question, Grok 4.6’s benchmark performance.

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Two tracks for different partner work

Transformation Partners help enterprises deploy Grok. Marketplace Partners build plugins and integrations that connect the Grok product suite with tools customers already use. In practical terms, the first track centers on enterprise implementation; the second centers on connecting software.

Partner trackIntended partnerStated work
Transformation PartnersSystems integrators, consultants and services firmsHelp deploy Grok across enterprises
Marketplace PartnersCompanies building software products, including independent software vendorsBuild plugins and integrations for Grok and customers’ existing tools

Training, tools and support

SpaceXSI says partners can access training, tools and support for engagements with shared customers. It also says engineers at more than 30 organizations have received training through its Forward Deployed Engineer accreditation program.

The name describes a training program, not a count of individual engineers: SpaceXSI reports the number of organizations where engineers have been trained. Its announcement does not specify a number of trained engineers.

What the early-access figure counts

SpaceXSI says more than 130 companies participated in the network’s early-access phase. That figure counts companies, while the separate training figure counts organizations. SpaceXSI also says its partners are working with customers across industries and around the world, from startups to Fortune 20 companies.