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Cursor Pricing 2026: Free, Plus, Premium, Super, Ultra and Teams
Cursor (Agentdex profile) has changed its pricing more than once, so many guides online now list plans that no longer exist. As of October 24, 2026, the official pricing page lists seven options: Free, Plus, Premium, Super, Ultra, Teams and Enterprise. Paid plans give you a usage allowance that refreshes every week, and that allowance is shared with Grok. This guide explains what each plan includes, how usage and third-party models are billed, and which plan fits which kind of developer.
Key Takeaways
- Cursor has a Free plan. Paid individual plans are Plus ($8/month), Premium ($30/month), Super ($100/month) and Ultra ($200/month).
- Plus only covers Grok models. To use third-party models such as Claude, GPT or Gemini inside Cursor you need Premium or higher, and those models are billed separately at API list price.
- Usage allowances refresh weekly and are shared between Cursor and Grok. You can buy top-offs if you run out.
- Teams starts at $30 per user per month, and Enterprise is custom-priced with pooled usage, SCIM, audit logs and invoicing.
- Older guides that mention Hobby, Pro ($20) or Pro+ plans are out of date. Always check cursor.com/pricing before you buy.
Cursor plans and prices at a glance
These are the prices on Cursor's official pricing page as of October 24, 2026. Prices are in US dollars and exclude tax.
Plan | Price | Usage | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
Free | $0 | Limited agent and chat requests | Try the editor and agent with a small allowance |
Plus | $8/month | Base allowance, shared with Grok | Grok models only in Cursor, Grok API access |
Premium | $30/month | 4x Plus | Cloud agents and automations, Bugbot code review, code hosting via Origin, third-party models at API list price (billed separately) |
Super | $100/month | 15x Plus | Everything in Premium, plus priority model access at peak times |
Ultra | $200/month | 50x Plus | Everything in Super, plus earliest access to new capabilities |
Teams | From $30/user/month | 4x to 50x Plus, depending on seat type | Centralized billing, usage analytics, team privacy controls, SAML/OIDC SSO, mixed seat types |
Enterprise | Custom | Pooled usage | Invoice and PO billing, SCIM, granular spend controls, audit logs, repository, model and MCP access controls, priority support |
How Cursor usage works now
Cursor's paid plans are no longer "a set number of requests per month". Each plan gives you an AI usage allowance that refreshes weekly. Higher plans multiply the Plus allowance: Premium gives 4x, Super 15x and Ultra 50x.
That allowance is shared across Cursor and Grok, so heavy use of one leaves less for the other. When you run out before the weekly refresh, you can buy a top-off rather than upgrading straight away.
The important detail is how third-party models are billed. Plus only covers Grok models. On Premium and above you can use models from other labs, but those are charged at the provider's API list price and billed separately by usage. In practice, a developer who uses Claude or GPT models all day should budget for the plan price plus model usage, not the plan price alone.
Which Cursor plan should you choose?
Free: for trying Cursor
Free is enough to learn the editor, try the agent on a side project and decide whether the workflow suits you. The allowance is limited, so it is not a plan for daily professional work.
Plus ($8): for developers happy with Grok models
Plus is the cheapest paid plan, but it only covers Grok models. If that suits you, it is good value. If you already know you want Claude or GPT models in your editor, skip straight to Premium.
Premium ($30): the default for most professional developers
Premium is where Cursor's full feature set starts: cloud agents and automations, Bugbot AI code review, code hosting via Origin and access to third-party models. Remember that third-party model use is billed on top at API list price.
Super ($100) and Ultra ($200): for heavy agent users
If you run agents for hours a day, the weekly allowance on Premium can run out. Super (15x Plus) and Ultra (50x Plus) raise that ceiling and add priority access when models are busy. Only upgrade once your usage dashboard shows you regularly hitting the Premium limit.
Teams and Enterprise: for companies
Teams starts at $30 per user per month and lets you mix seat types, so light users do not need the same seat as power users. Enterprise adds pooled usage, invoicing, SCIM provisioning, audit logs and fine-grained controls over which repositories, models and MCP servers people can use.
How Cursor compares on price
Cursor is not the only option, and the cheapest choice depends on which models you want. Here are the entry paid plans of close rivals, from their official pricing pages as of October 24, 2026:
Tool | Entry paid plan | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Cursor | Plus $8/month (Grok only); Premium $30/month | Third-party models billed at API list price on Premium and above |
Pro $10/month | Includes 1,500 GitHub AI Credits a month; completions are unlimited on paid plans | |
Devin Desktop (Agentdex profile) (formerly Windsurf) | Pro $20/month | Frontier models included within daily and weekly quotas; extra usage at API pricing |
Claude Pro $20/month ($17/month billed annually) | Terminal and desktop agent; usage shared with your Claude plan |
For deeper comparisons, see Cursor vs Copilot, Cursor vs Claude Code, Windsurf vs Cursor and our list of Cursor alternatives.
Ways to keep your Cursor bill under control
- Start on Free or Plus and check the usage dashboard for a couple of weeks before committing to a bigger plan.
- Use cheaper models for routine edits and save frontier models for hard problems. On Premium and above, third-party model usage is what moves your bill.
- Use project rules so the agent wastes fewer turns. Our Cursor rules guide explains how.
- On Teams, give heavy users bigger seats instead of upgrading everyone.
- Treat top-offs as a signal. If you buy them every week, a higher plan is probably cheaper.
Trade-offs to know before you pay
- Plan names and allowances have changed several times. Expect further changes and re-check the pricing page before renewing.
- The weekly allowance is shared with Grok, so it is not a pure "coding budget".
- Third-party models are not bundled into the monthly price on any plan, so the headline price can understate the real cost for Claude or GPT users.
- Cursor sells subscriptions directly and states it does not use resellers, so be wary of discounted "Cursor keys" sold elsewhere.
FAQ
Is Cursor free?
Yes. Cursor has a Free plan with a limited allowance for the agent and chat. It is designed for trying the editor rather than daily professional use.
How much is Cursor Pro?
Cursor's current pricing page no longer lists a plan called Pro. As of October 24, 2026, the paid individual plans are Plus ($8/month), Premium ($30/month), Super ($100/month) and Ultra ($200/month).
Can I use Claude or GPT models in Cursor?
Yes, on Premium and higher plans. Third-party models are charged at the provider's API list price and billed separately by usage. Plus only covers Grok models.
How often does Cursor usage reset?
Paid plan allowances refresh weekly. If you run out before then, you can buy a top-off or move to a higher plan.
How much does Cursor cost for a team?
Teams starts at $30 per user per month, with usage between 4x and 50x the Plus allowance depending on seat type. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Written by Agentdex Editorial. Agentdex is an independent directory reviewing AI coding tools; we are not affiliated with the companies mentioned. Prices and features are as of October 24, 2026, from official sources linked above. Always confirm on the vendor's site.