Model terms / xAI / Grok Image Pro

xAI · Comfy Cloud

Can I use Grok Image Pro via Comfy Cloud commercially?

Yes

Commercial use of Grok Image Pro via Comfy Cloud: Yes, according to Comfy Cloud terms as read on 2026-10-28. 6 of 10 usage questions have an answer on record.

Terms as read on 2026-10-28. Service you used: Comfy Cloud (proxied).

Two sets of terms apply when you use Grok Image Pro through Comfy Cloud. Comfy Cloud terms govern your contract; xAI terms (model provider) govern what happens to your data. Each answer below says which one it comes from. Where both speak and disagree, the more protective reading is shown and the other is noted.
QuestionAnswerAccording toRead on
Commercial useYes Comfy Cloud terms comfy.org2026-10-28
"No output-use restriction in the Terms; ownership of Output vests in the Customer. s2 Customer Data: 'As between Comfy and Customer, Customer retains all right, title, and interest in and to any data, images, videos, prompts, models, workflows, nodes, parameters, or other materials submitted or uploaded by Customer to the Comfy Products ("Input"), as well as any images, videos, designs, or other visual content generated through Customer's use of the Comfy Products as a result of processing Customer's Input ("Output").' Caveat: 'Comfy may generate the same or similar Output for other customers'."
Where outputs may be usednot on record --
Trains on your inputsNo xAI terms (model provider) x.ai2026-10-28
"SpaceXAI will not use any User Content to train any foundation models, large language models, or other artificial intelligence systems or to develop any new products, services, or features, subject to disclosures to Customer and Customer-controlled user settings."
Trains on your promptsNo xAI terms (model provider) x.ai2026-10-28
"Input and Output are User Content; same clause: 'SpaceXAI will not use any User Content to train any foundation models, large language models, or other artificial intelligence systems'."
Trains on your outputsNo xAI terms (model provider) x.ai2026-10-28
"Same clause. Reverse restriction: Customer will not 'use any Output to train any foundation models, large language models, or other artificial intelligence systems except as may be expressly permitted in an Order Form'."
Output ownershipUser Comfy Cloud terms comfy.org2026-10-28
"s2 Customer Data: 'As between Comfy and Customer, Customer retains all right, title, and interest in and to any data, images, videos, prompts, models, workflows, nodes, parameters, or other materials submitted or uploaded by Customer to the Comfy Products ("Input"), as well as any images, videos, designs, or other visual content generated through Customer's use of the Comfy Products as a result of processing Customer's Input ("Output").' Caveat: 'Comfy may generate the same or similar Output for other customers'."
Copyright indemnityNo
Stricter of the two shown. xAI terms (model provider) say Yes
Comfy Cloud terms comfy.org2026-10-28
"s10 Indemnification: 'You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Comfy Organization, Inc.... from and against any and all third-party claims... to the extent resulting from your Customer Data' - the indemnity runs customer to Comfy; s8 disclaims non-infringement, including for Output."
Marking applied by the modelnot on record --
Disclosure duty on younot on record --
Training data disclosednot on record --

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