Grok 4.7
xAI's reasoning model, reached through NeverNo without your name, account or IP address: a patient thinker with a 200k-token context, for text-only work.
Updated November 8, 2026
Readable on your devices only.
Your conversation is readable on your device, and on your other devices if you sync them. Nowhere else.
Unreadable to us.
Your message passes through without being written down; your chats are only ever stored encrypted.
The model doesn’t know you.
It gets the question, never your email, your account or your IP address.
Nothing is left along the way.
The reply comes back and is stored here, encrypted; even when you sync, your key never reaches us in the clear.
At a glance
| Maker | xAI |
|---|---|
| Context | 200,000 tokens |
| Longest reply | 16,384 tokens |
| Strengths in the app | Hard questions, Reasoning |
| Reasoning | Always on |
| Who can use it | Paid plans |
| How it’s paid | Credits, from the first use |
| Privacy | Anonymized: NeverNo sends the request to its maker without your name, account or IP address. The maker still reads the text, applies its own rules and may keep it for a while under its own policy. |
Price
What the app charges, read from the same table the servers bill with. 1 credit = $0.01.
| Typical message (2,000 tokens read, 600 written) | 2.01 credits ($0.0201) |
|---|---|
| Million tokens read | 527.5 credits ($5.28) |
| Million tokens written | 1,582.5 credits ($15.83) |
Measured
Our own measurements and one third-party score, each with its conditions and date. Figures are not rounded.
| Median time to the first word | 5.59 sOur client, 12 conversations of 3 turns, November 9, 2026 |
|---|---|
| arena.ai Text Arena, overall score | 1,441Third-party leaderboard, page dated October 27, 2026 |
What it is
Grok 4.7 is the model from xAI in NeverNo's picker. The catalog tags it smart and reasoning, gives it a 200k-token context, and lets it write up to 16,384 tokens per reply. Its reasoning is not something you set: there is no Light or High switch, because our tests on November 4, 2026 showed it thinks just as much at any level. On a genuinely hard question that thinking can run past 150 seconds before the first word appears.
That makes Grok a deliberate choice rather than a quick one. It suits problems where a long internal deliberation is worth the wait: a logic puzzle, a tricky estimate, a plan with many dependencies, a question where the obvious answer is probably wrong. For short exchanges, a model whose reasoning can be lowered or switched off will feel far more responsive.
Grok is anonymized. NeverNo sends your request to xAI without your name, account or IP address, and your conversation history stays encrypted in your browser. xAI still reads the text it receives, applies its own rules, and may refuse a request or keep it for a while under its own policy. It is a premium model, paid in credits on paid plans.
On the arena.ai Text Arena, Grok 4.7 had an overall score of 1441 on the page dated October 27, 2026. That is below Gemini 4 Argon (1520) and GPT-6.1 Sol (1481) on general conversation, which is worth knowing before you pick it for everyday chat; Grok earns its place on the slow, careful questions described above.
Strengths
Reasons at length on every turn without any setting to manage, which suits puzzles, estimates and plans with many moving parts.
A 200k-token context and replies of up to 16,384 tokens, so long briefs and detailed answers fit in one exchange.
Its written output costs fewer credits per token than that of GPT-6.1 Sol or Gemini 4 Argon, which helps when you ask for long answers.
Anonymized access: xAI never receives your name, NeverNo account or IP address.
Limits
Slow to start on hard questions: in our measurements of November 4, 2026 it could think for more than 150 seconds before answering, and no setting shortens that.
Not tagged for vision in NeverNo's catalog: to discuss a screenshot or photo, pick a model that reads images, such as Gemini 4 Argon or GPT-6.1 Sol.
Its arena.ai score (1441, page dated October 27, 2026) is lower than those of the other flagship models we offer for general conversation.
xAI moderates and keeps requests under its own policy: Grok is anonymized, never private, and requires a paid plan.
When to choose it
Questions where the first idea is a trap
Probability riddles, scheduling constraints, "which of these four options is cheapest over ten years": Grok takes the time to test the obvious answer before giving its own.
Fermi estimates and back-of-the-envelope math
How many charging stations a town needs, what a habit costs over a decade, whether a business idea can break even: ask for the assumptions, the arithmetic and a range rather than a single number. Journalists checking a statistic, analysts sanity-checking a forecast and curious readers questioning a viral claim all benefit from seeing each multiplication laid out.
Stress-testing a plan
Paste a project plan, a travel itinerary or a negotiation strategy and ask Grok to find what breaks first. Long deliberation is well spent on hunting for weak points and hidden dependencies. Founders rehearsing a pitch, students defending a thesis outline or teams preparing a post-mortem can all use it as a demanding sparring partner who objects before the real audience does.
Prompt tips
Send one well-framed hard question rather than several small ones: each turn includes a thinking phase, so batching related questions saves waiting time.
Ask for the reasoning to be summarized at the end (key assumptions, the step that decided the answer) so you can check it quickly instead of reading everything.
Paste text instead of attaching images: Grok works on text in NeverNo, so copy the content of a document or describe the chart you want discussed.
Frequently asked questions
Is Grok 4.7 free on NeverNo?
No. Grok 4.7 is a premium model paid in credits and reserved for paid plans. The Free plan includes other models, such as DeepSeek V4 Flash and GLM 5.3 Flash.
Does xAI know it’s me when I use Grok 4.7 through NeverNo?
No name, account or IP address is passed on: xAI receives an anonymized request. It does read the text and applies its own rules, so Grok is labeled anonymized, not private.
Why is Grok 4.7 slow to answer?
It reasons before every reply and that reasoning cannot be turned down. On difficult questions our tests of November 4, 2026 saw it think for more than 150 seconds. For quick answers, choose a model with adjustable reasoning.
Grok 4.7 or Gemini 4 Argon?
Argon reads images, lets you pick a reasoning effort and scored higher on the arena.ai Text Arena (1520 versus 1441, page dated October 27, 2026). Grok's replies cost fewer credits per output token, and it suits long deliberation on text-only problems.
What is Grok 4.7's context window on NeverNo?
200k tokens, with up to 16,384 tokens per reply.