Kiro Adds Grok 4.7 to Four Paid Plans for AI-Assisted Coding
The model is available in Kiro’s IDE, command-line interface, Crew and web app. Requests above 200,000 tokens carry a 5.4 times credit rate.

Kiro added experimental access to xAI’s Grok 4.7 on Nov. 10 across four paid plans, giving developers another model option in its coding tools and applying higher credit rates to larger requests.
Subscribers on Pro, Pro+, Pro Max and Power can use the model in Kiro’s integrated development environment, command-line interface, Crew and web app. Grok 4.7 has a 500,000-token context window, which lets it consider a large amount of project information during a request.
Kiro charges 2.7 times its base credit rate for requests of up to 200,000 tokens. Requests above that size cost 5.4 times the base rate. Developers must refresh or restart Kiro before the model appears in its model list.
Kiro, an Amazon Web Services coding platform, organizes AI-assisted development around written specifications that set out project goals. The service drew public attention in 2025 and has since expanded its model lineup.