I Tested Grok Bot vs. Claude: Who Wins?

0:00Which is the better AI agent? Is it Grok Bot from SpaceX or is it Claude from Anthropic? And if you could only choose one, which one would it be? So, in this video, I'm going to feed both of them five different jobs and then compare the outputs side by side so that you can see which one is better for you. So, first up, we have Grok Bot from SpaceX AI, aka Elon Musk's version of Meta Muse, Claude Code, and ChatGPT dots all wrapped into a much better package. I've been using it the last couple of days and it has blown my face off. I think it is the

0:38best agentic AI I have ever used. But, I have also built incredible systems that have made me hundreds of thousands of dollars with Claude Code. Now, which one is better for which job? That's what we're going to find out today and answer the question, if you could only pick one, which one would it be? So, here are the rules of the game. First, we're going to feed it the same prompt. I'm going to paste it into both. They are going to run autonomously and then I'm going to time everything and then show you the actual output. So, the first job we're going to feed it is to redesign

1:13this landing page. This landing page is my landing page. And so, one of the things that I do is that I work with SaaS products and info businesses and I help them run launches to their existing list. And I do it all for free. I only take a percentage. And so, we have done this multiple times across different niches where we are able to generate 300 grand from one launch, 92 grand from a list of only 4,500 people, and so on and so forth. And on average, I generate $136,000 every launch, but we have done more than 8 million dollars in revenue. And you can see here that the page is pretty

1:52basic. There is a little calculator slider down the bottom here where you're able to toggle across from SaaS, if you sell a course, if you've got templates, and the size of your list. So, we're not running ads, we are creating emails and sales funnels to sell to an existing audience that you own. So, let's say you're a SaaS product and you have 20,000 people on your list, you could make $420,000 per launch. Pretty compelling. I have a launch system that I go through with every single client, and then instead of charging you 40 grand, I do it all for free, and I only take a percentage of

2:28the money that I help you make. That didn't exist before I came along. So, I think it's a pretty darn compelling offer. The page is a little bit flat, and then people can fill out a form here to work with me, but I really hate using Calendly, so I am also going to completely redesign Calendly as another one of the jobs. So, the page is pretty good, it's fairly compelling, and it generates me sales calls. However, it can always be better. So, I thought it would be a fun experiment to see what Grokbot would come back with if I fed this page to them and asked them to

3:00redesign it. And if you want to get me to run your launch for you completely for free, then you can check out a link in the description. I'll leave a way for you to fill out a form and see if you qualify. And so, all I'm going to do is just copy this prompt over and feed it

3:15now both to Grokbot and to Claude Code. And real quick, if you want to follow along and paste in all of the same prompts, then I will leave all of it, including all the assets I create in this video, inside my free Dopamine Digital School group. You can see that every single day I give away tons and tons of different value in here. The other day I gave away 14 different Grokbot employees and all the prompts,

3:40so you can literally just steal them. And then all the prompts that I used to build a $200 a day business with Grokbot is all inside the free group. And so, if you want to join 9,000 other business owners just like you, then I will leave that free group linked down below. Now, if we open up Grok Bot, you can see that I've already got a bunch of different bots from previous experiments, but I think I would make a brand new bot and call it the landing page designer. So, I'm going to feed it this prompt to sort of program the identity of this Grok Bot. I'm going to say, "Your job is to

4:18redesign landing pages in a beautiful way so that they not only look gorgeous, but also convert into sales calls. You are to follow best practices in CRO and design." So, you can see that the Grok Bot landing page designer has said that they will redesign landing pages to look great and turn visitors into booked sales calls using proven conversion and

4:40design practices. So, I'm just going to now cop I'm So, I'm just going to now paste in the prompt we copied over earlier and let it do its magic. And now I have opened up Claude Code here, and I'm just going to paste in the exact same prompt. If you are wondering what all this cool crazy stuff is down the bottom here, these are a bunch of mods that I have given to Claude Code, which is not something unfortunately you can do inside of Grok Bot. I have even created a way for you to play Tetris while you wait for Claude Code to do its thing here. So, pretty cool stuff that

5:18you can do inside of Claude Code if you get creative. Again, if you want a bunch of these free mods, I've already dropped them down below inside the Dopamine Digital School group along with all the rest of the source that I put out every single day. Boom. All right. So, after about 30 minutes or so, you can see that Claude took 30 minutes and Grok Bot here took 20 minutes. Let's open up the Grok Bot page and see how it's redesigned everything. Okay, so this is what Grok Bot has come back with. This is their landing page. You can see that that's got this eyebrow copy for founders with

5:54an existing list, which I quite like. And then we build your launch for free, then take 20% and then some nice bullets, some decent social proof here directly beneath the call to action, and then some more social proof that we can scroll through. The video is nicely sized and then the case studies are stacked next to each other. And so as a quick reminder, this is what the original page looks like. Everything is quite large and dark and then the case studies here are stacked on top of each other and then we

6:27go into the screenshots. Whereas the way that Grock has laid things out, I can kind of see all of the numbers without scrolling too much and I quite like it. Even the fact that it's got this above the fold section with the video on the right and then the text and all of the copy on the left, I feel like I quite like that because when I'm looking on the page, I can take in way more stuff. And then as we scroll down the page here, you can see it's done a great job of just copying pasting over the screenshots and then breaking down the same numbers in a similar way, but

7:00for some reason they seem to be easier for me to consume. Then a cheeky little call to action midway through the page, I really like that and then this section here somehow feels more real than this section here. For some reason, it might be the white on the black background that's doing it, whereas this feels like it's more genuine, I don't know. Then we've got the payday launch system, the six steps that I go through and then the value stack right at the end here with a big free text headline and even it's done the calculator here where you can drag things and toggle across. So

7:38overall, very impressed. Even the questions before you book has a nice call to action here and then finally the Calendly embed which I want to redesign in one of the next jobs. So, overall I think Grok did a fantastic job. What do you guys think? Now, coming back over here, let's open up the Claude output and see what that looks like. So, you can see it's kind of very corporate and it's got this yellow lime color which I'm not too sure how I feel about that. And then the headline is turn your list into a $136,834 launch. I almost prefer that because it leads with the dream outcome for the

8:21client and it also qualifies them because it asks them basically if they have a list. So, I quite like this. I like how it's put this inside a mini little browser almost and the video play button is down here and then the social proof below the fold is kind of cool but these numbers I'm kind of blind to and then

8:41these logos are just generic text. Five launches all to lists they already have. So, one thing I notice immediately is that the video case studies which I think are the most powerful thing in this whole page are completely missing from below the fold. Yes, it has copied over the correct screenshots and it has given me the same sort of numbers but for some reason I don't feel like they are going into my brain as well as the Grok Boss stuff. It's also said that we only have three steps. However, if I come to the main page, we quite clearly have six steps. So, it's made a bit of

9:20an error there. Then it's added this what we do versus what you do section and then hear it from the founders. And so, when I look at this, it looks like an article. I don't immediately understand that it's a video which is a big big problem because these are the most compelling pieces of proof that I have. This is like a 25-minute interview and then this is like a 15- or 18-minute video of me breaking down exactly what I did to get this client to $92,000 and you can see it's kind of buried the

9:50number down here. And then these feel just corporate. I don't know really if I like this very much. And then the final embed down here. So overall, I think I would say I'm like impressed by the design, but the actual execution, it kind of fell short. So quite honestly, guys, I think I have to give this to Grokbot. Grokbot not only redesigned the page in a beautiful way, it did not make any errors, and it created more things to help me drive sales calls. I think the way it arranged the social proof was better. The fact that when you scroll down the page, you've got a bar that

10:27pops up halfway through. The fact that it's very clear that these are videos and they are not articles. Like even here, you can see that it's still got the play button. And this, the play button is hidden down here. So I think by far the best output is clearly Grokbot, which is crazy to say because Claude Opus 5.5 is the best design tool I have ever used, but now Grokbot seems to have dethroned Claude. What's going on, Elon Musk? So the second job that we are going to feed to both Grokbot and Claude Code here is to find a problem and to design a product from scratch for

11:06us to solve that problem. For this particular test, I'm going to get it to create something for real estate agents, and I want it to look for five real complaints online and then pick a name, a price, and build a sales page and a demand score for me. So this is where we really can put Grokbot to the test because it can access X, where Claude can't really access X. It's one of the things that that makes Grokbot way better than Claude Code is that it can do research basically in real time through its X integration. Now, where Claude stands out here is that they can

11:41read through Reddit and GrokBot has big problems reading through all of these Reddit threads. So, this is the prompt that we are going to copy-paste over into GrokBot and now into Claude Code as well. And so, just like before, I'm going to create a brand new bot here and I'm going to call him research and design and then we are going to create that bot and then just paste in the prompt that we copied over. And then here in a new tab inside of Claude Code,

12:11we're going to paste in the same thing. So, you can see we are asking it to find one problem that real estate agents complain about right now that a small software tool or AI template could solve. First, use X, then anywhere else. I want it to show me five real companies with exact quotes who said it. Pick one problem that comes up the most and then design a product, come up with the name and what it does in one sentence, who buys it, what's the price, why they'd pay, and then build a one-page sales page and a screenshot it and then score your own idea out of 10 for demand and

12:48then build all of that for me. So, after about 16 minutes, you can see that Claude took 16 minutes, whereas GrokBot took five. We have these two different outputs. So, let's open them up and compare them side by side. Okay, so GrokBot has come back and it has created something called Warm Queue. So, it is an AI follow-up co-pilot for solo realtors that texts new leads in under 60 seconds and it turns voice notes into CRM updates and shows one daily list of

13:23who needs a touch today. Pretty cool. And it's designed for solo US agents and teams of one to five people who buy leads. Now, it's going to charge $49 a month or $39 a month billed yearly with a 14-day trial, and it looks like there is an eight out of 10 demand score. This is based on a bunch of tweets that it's found. So, you can see this is one of the tweets it found, and surprisingly, actually, Grok also found a bunch of research on Reddit, which is pretty cool. And Cloud Code has created something here called rekindle, and rekindle every week finds old leads and

14:03past clients who had a real reason to move and writes a short personal text that the agent send from their own phone in one tap. And it's for solo agents and teams of one to five sitting on 500 to 5,000 cold portal leads priced at $99 a month or 299 for a team of five with a 14-day trial and a seven out of 10 demand score. And you can see down the side here are where all of the research has come from. It looks like it's gone to the Realtors thread within Reddit, and it's brought back a bunch of different research about how Zillow is crushing them and all of these other

14:43things. So, some pretty cool research. Now, let's compare the actual sales pages side by side. All right, so very juicy. We have the GrokBot warm queue here and the Cloud Code rekindle. Let's open them up. So, this is what GrokBot has created, warm queue. One slow reply can hand your lead to the next agent. You can see it's beautifully designed with a nice phone icon here showing you kind of how the interface actually looks. And then it presents all of the research that backs up the creation of this product, and then it only takes one cold lead. You already paid for the lead. The leak happens after it arrives,

15:22it's not wrong. What happens when you're in a showing? So, it's making it very specific for real estate agents here. A lead lands, warm queue texts back, they reply, you get a ping, you talk for 20 seconds, you're morning in one list. Kind of not self-explanatory as somebody who is not a realtor and is completely removed, I feel like it should make sense to a fifth grader or somebody that doesn't has no idea what this thing is, it should make sense to me and it's not really making sense so far. Your options side by side here. Will this replace my CRM? Uh so, the website itself is pretty

15:58generic, but the goal was really to come up with a compelling product that we could go and sell. So, overall not crazy impressed with what Grok Bot has created. Let's open up what Claude Code spit out. So, this is what Claude Code created, Rekindle. Your next three deals are already in your old leads. I like that, it's straight to the point, it

16:18makes you think. It's well-written copy. So, I don't really like the image here on the right, but it does explain what the app actually does. So, Dana asked about three beds near Lincoln Park and there's recently been a price drop. So, the app understands that and then drafts a message and you can just one-click send the message to them and then you

16:38can see that that's demonstrated here. So, here is the problem it is solving, leads are expensive, you already paid for these leads, Rekindle makes them pay you back. I quite like it. And then a whole year costs less than two Zillow connections. So, it's being again very specific to realtors and it's using simple language and the page is not going to win any design awards, especially whatever the hell is going on here, but I think that the idea is much more sound than the other one. So, in my opinion, Grok Bot has designed a nicer page, but the goal was to create a solution to a problem that exists and

17:17then find a way to monetize that, and I think that Claude has done that much better with Rekindle here. Okay, the next one is a fun one. If you create ads with AI at all, then this is going to be super relevant, because I want to create a product shot from one photo, and I want to create four different types of ads in a studio, in a cafe, one for an Instagram ad, and then a flat lay for this cold brew coffee brand called Low Tide. Now, apparently, Grok Bot is using GPT 2.5 under the hood, but we have no way of knowing that yet, because Elon

17:49Musk hasn't announced or given us a way to actually change the models, but we know that Claude is using GPT image 2.5 under the hood. I have connected up Higgs Field to both of them to see how they create different images based on the same prompt using similar engines under the hood. So, here is the prompt we are going to copy over, and we've already spun up a image design in a bot,

18:15and we're just going to paste that in. And then, same thing now into Claude code. All right, and after about a minute or so, this is the output that we have gotten back. So, this is what Grok Bot has produced. This is the studio shot of Low Tide cold brew. This is the cafe shot of Low Tide cold brew. This is the ad that we are going to be posting on Instagram, and then this is the flat lay with this nice condensation and some ice and some coffee beans and uh correct shadows and stuff like that. So, I think it's done a pretty good job. Hopping

18:50over now to what Claude has produced, this is the studio shot. So, it looks to me a little bit nicer. This is just kind of sitting on a white background, and then this feels more tangible. It feels like a real object, and it's even got this uh reflection down here, and it just feels more warm and inviting. And although this cafe shot from GrokBot is nice, I look at this cafe shot and I see the croissant, I see this iced glass of cold brew sitting next to the bottle, I see the sun coming in and I can feel it, I can almost taste it and it makes me

19:28want to go out and actually purchase this thing. And then the ad down here, I think is done slightly nicer. It's used the same colors as the logo here with the ice next to it so you know that it's iced. And then the flat lay over here, I think is no doubt significantly better than the GrokBot flat lay. The GrokBot one is kind of a bit generic and boring whereas the one that Claude output, I think is way better and it looks way more real in my opinion. So, what do you guys think? I'm always interested, let me know in the comments. And the fourth one is an exciting one because it is

20:04going to replace a tool that I despise paying so much money for, which is Calendly. So, I want to create a better version of this awful product called Calendly. I want to combine it with Typeform as well as a tool called I closed and I want it to have all of the functionality specifically built for my business. Okay, so I have prepared this enormous prompt and I'm going to feed this now into GrokBot and to Claude and then show you the outputs. So, coming into GrokBot now, we're going to paste this massive prompt and essentially I am asking it to study these three different products and I am asking it to pull in

20:47the reverse engineer anything skill, which if you haven't watched my video on that, I suggest you check that out where it's a GitHub repo that is completely for free that allows your LLM to reverse engineer a piece of software. So, I'm pointing it at that GitHub as well as Calendly as well as Typeform as well as I closed, and then I'm giving it specific instructions about what I need for it from my business specifically, and how it should build out the flows, and all of the rules that should go into the product. You can see here Typeform style questions one at a time, disqualify somebody if their list is

21:24under 1,000 people, route bigger lists to certain other places, and all of these things I want to build custom from the ground up, so I'm not piecing together all of these generic softwares. I'm actually building custom software specific to my business, which I think is kind of the future of software as we move forwards. And now within Claude, I'm just going to give it the exact same

21:49prompt and see what they come back with. And after about 15 minutes or so, they have both come back with their versions of this software booking system. So, let's open up Grokbot first. So, let's go through the form. Now, I'm going to apply for a launch strategy session, and let's say I sell SaaS, and I have under 1,000 people on my email list. Now, remember one of the rules was if I have

22:13under 1,000, I should be disqualified. So, that's exactly what it's done, and then it's sent me to the school or to the homepage. So, I'm going to go back now and change this to something else, and let's say I make $100,000 a month, and I run one launch. My name is John, and you can find me at john@gmail.com, and then call this number. So, I'm a

22:37fit. Now, something I really love that it's done here is that it has given me a video in between me booking a call. So, you can even see that it's given me 20 or it's given me 30 seconds here of the video that I need to watch before I can actually book a call. So, if you get tons and tons of traffic booking calls and they're not qualified, this will will them. So, if you've listened to Hormozi at all, he says that he always gets somebody to consume a video before they come on a call, and maybe you get them to consume it before they book,

23:10maybe you get them to consume it after they book, maybe it's in the follow-up, who knows. But, now you can see I've unlocked the ability to book a time in a calendar. And the calendar is designed a little bit strange. Um and let's say I want to book this uh you know, there are a couple of little design areas here and

23:29there. And I want to book this at 3:30, john@gmail.com, and I can schedule the call. So, all right, John's all booked in. So, you can see the dashboard here with all of the calls, the qualified calls, the disqualified calls, and then some nice charts, and then I can come come down here and even clear everything even. So, that's what Grok has created. Now, let's

23:51see what Claude has created over here. So, immediately the design is much nicer. It starts with a headline with the dream outcome, and then uh it shows them again that they pay $0 up front, I take 20%, and it only takes 2 hours of their time, removing some objections. So, we come through to what do I sell? I sell SaaS or software. And now, if I

24:14click under 1,000, what does it do? It tells me it's not a fit, and then it sells me the AI system society, which is my private school group here. And so, I can even join the AI system society directly from within the uh the flow. Now, if I want to go back, I can do that, and I can say I have over 10,000 people on my list, I make $100,000 a month, I've run a launch a couple of times. I really like the tick list down here, and then the progression bar at the top. It just makes me feel like I'm actually moving forwards, as opposed to

24:49the other one, which is just kind of like I felt like floating in space. So, let's say I am John, John Smith, and I am John Smith@gmail.com. And then we give it a random number here. And then it's given us something similar here. So I have to watch this first and I can only pick a time if I've watched,

25:12let's say 80% of this. Uh so I can click So thanks Josh for for joining me to So you can put case studies here. You can put sort of indoctrination via cells. You can put uh anything you want basically here or you can skip it entirely and you can put it after they book a call. You can see it's even tracking the amount of percentage that

25:32they watch. I think this is a bit crazy. It's a 16-minute case study. I'm not going to make them watch 80% but let's go let's say skip for demo and then come over here to 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday. And then so gorgeously designed, I think, really well done. And then the overview toggle over here, I think, is really really nice. It shows me how many booked calls, uh the answer paths, and where every person went down which path. You can even send somebody directly to a closer or you can send them to the launch team. So if they have lists of

26:06over 10,000, they come directly to me. If they have lists of under 10,000, they go to the team. And then you can see all of today's leads loaded in here really nicely. see how much of a percentage of the video that they watched, crazy. So I don't know about you, but I think the clear winner here was Claude coming in with way better design, better functionality, a better flow, and an overall experience that I felt like was just more professional. And now the last job that we're going to feed both to Grok Bot and to Claude Code is to spy on a competitor's funnel. In this case, I

26:43want to spy on Iman Gadzhi's AI Income Challenge which actually is coming up, depending on when you're watching this, is coming up very very soon as he has just purchased a piece of Higgsfield, which is crazy. This guy continues to crush it. Say whatever you want about him, but he's rich AF and he continues to print cash like he's the Federal Reserve. So, this is the landing page that I want these AIs to study. I want them to go through the funnel and basically document every single part of the process so that I can funnel hack him and I can go through and I can get

27:18some inspiration potentially for my own funnel or clients' funnels. So, this is the prompt I'm going to now finally copy over into GrokBot and into Claude. And here we have the funnel hack bot that we are going to paste this prompt into and then see what it comes back with. And now same thing into Claude code. Again, all of this is just running Opus 5.5 on medium, which is the stock standard for Claude code. Right, and after less than 10 minutes, we have two different results. So, I'm going to walk through the GrokBot report first and then the Claude code report. Right, so this is everything GrokBot came back with. It

27:55found 25 different funnel pages, took 36 different screenshots, and this is the flow at a glance. It screenshotted the survey and VSL page. It screenshotted the VIP ticket upsell. It's gotten all of the different price points and the call to actions here and then taken screenshots of a bunch of different variants that it's found. And so, you can see that it looks like he's trying to test different price points. These almost look identical. One is $15, one

28:28is $9. And then he's got this fast track kit upsell here, which looks like again, he's got a bunch of different variations where it looks as though he might be split testing some different prices. So, you've got a $9 and a $15 kit. They look exactly the same. Yeah, so we can see that this is the page and this is selling for $15, whereas if we come over here, this is selling for $9. However,

28:59it looks like they are the same thing. Three obstacles you'll face and then we scroll down and so he might be just literally split testing different price points to see the receptiveness of the market. We have all the thank you pages here for all of these different offers. And then down here we have the schedule portal for all of the events that he's running from November 7th. It's even found a bunch of tests and older versions that they don't have published anymore as well as all of these other variations that it's also found. It's even given me three different ways that I could potentially copy this for my

29:39school funnel, which I think is a fantastic little addition that I didn't ask for. Then right down the bottom here, it's even found the ads that Iman is running to these pages. So if I want to check this ad out here, I can simply click this button and open up the ad and now I can funnel hack literally the entire process. You can see that these are the ads that actually Iman Gadzhi is running and paying money to send traffic to these landing pages. Crazy stuff. And so if I click through this ad, you can see that this is exactly the landing page that I funnel hacked. So GrogBot

30:17has gone literally end to end and not only found the confirmation pages at the end, but also the ads at the very beginning of the funnel. And now coming back over to Claude here, let's see what it has found. All right, so this is what Claude Code has come back with. Inside Iman Gadzhi's AI Income Challenge Funnel. So already the design is just a lot neater, which I quite like. And then it's given me this beautifully designed uh, flowchart where all of these cool animations exist. And so, I can kind of see visually how I go through the process, which I love. And then, I wonder what happens if I click here. It

30:53actually opens up the page. Really cool. And as I go down the funnel, the WAP checkout, the thank you page, everything is included here. So, let's see. It's got every single thing that Grok Bot found as well. Very impressive. Very impressive. And then, the screenshots of the landing pages, I think in a much nicer presented way here with the headline, the offer, the price. So, everything just kind of detailed out a

31:21little bit nicer than what Grok did. Some strange hallucination here. And same buttons, thank you pages. Thank you page long letter version. So, it looks like he's also testing different thank you pages. So, if we look here, this looks to be the same thank you page, but short form. So, I can't But, this is the same thank you page,

31:43but with a long form sales letter. Further down the page, many more versions that are all clickable that I can go to and I can funnel hack every page on the site. And then, all of these softwares that they use inside these platforms. And then, three things that I could copy for my school funnel. But, I don't see any ads, which I'm very disappointed in because I think the ads really give me a full picture of the entire funnel. So, even though I think that this is way nicer designed, this is way easier for me to skim through. If I come back to the Grok Bot, uh, output,

32:23it's got nice little light and dark mode toggle up here. The fact that it has links to his advertorials, which are usually going to be very, very difficult to find. The fact that I have one of the best marketers in the world, say what you will about the man, I have his advertorials that I can literally just go and I can funnel hack and reverse engineer now, is pretty darn crazy. And so, the fact that I have that, I feel like means that we have to give it to Grokbot. So, if you remember, the launch page went to Grokbot. The product idea went to Claude because it

33:00was a better idea in my opinion and it communicated the value much better. The product shots, I feel like were clearly Claude. The booking app, I think was clearly Claude. And then, the funnel spy right at the end has to go to Grokbot. Meaning that Claude came out on top, beating Grokbot 3 to 2. I'm curious to hear what you guys think in the comments down below. And last thing, if you want to become an expert at Grok and Claude, I have put all of my systems inside my private school community here called the AI systems society, where I went from 0 to $16,305 a month in 84 days. And I took literally

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