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AI-first code editor built on VS Code, and the reference product in the AI-coding category. Every paid plan includes a credit pool equal to the subscription price, consumed by AI operations at underlying LLM token cost. Pricing: Hobby free, Pro $20/mo, Pro+ $60/mo, Ultra $200/mo, Teams $40/user/mo, Enterprise custom. Annual billing ~20% off. Powers Anysphere's growth to $500M+ ARR.

In other words, Cursor is worth it for developers who want an AI-native editor where autocomplete, chat, and agent-mode Composer feel like extensions of the IDE — not bolted on. The credit-pool model is the interesting pricing innovation: your $20 subscription IS your $20 of AI usage, so heavy Claude Opus users burn faster than lighter GPT-5 mini users. Pro+ ($60) and Ultra ($200) exist because power users routinely blow through Pro's pool by mid-month. Teams tier ($40/user) adds shared rules and commands.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$20/mo

$16/mo billed annually

Pricing model
Hybrid

Both

Key limit
Pro

Main metered limit

Free trial
No

Not applicable

Pricing verified for United States.View full pricing details on Cursor's website
Machine-readable pricing: pricing.md ↓
Alternatives to consider

Want unlimited AI usage with lower ceiling? GitHub Copilot ($10/mo). Building autonomous agents inside your IDE? Try Devin or Windsurf's Max tier.

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Hobby
Free
Free
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ProEntry tier
$20
$16Save 20%
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Pro+
$60
$48Save 20%
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Ultra
$200
$160Save 20%
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Teams
$40
$32Save 20%
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Enterprise
Custom
Custom
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All tier prices checked October 3, 2026 · View source →

Price history

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Common questions about Cursor

Is Cursor worth it?
Cursor is worth it for developers who want an AI-native editor where autocomplete, chat, and agent-mode Composer feel like extensions of the IDE — not bolted on. The credit-pool model is the interesting pricing innovation: your $20 subscription IS your $20 of AI usage, so heavy Claude Opus users burn faster than lighter GPT-5 mini users.
What are the pricing tiers of Cursor?
Cursor has 6 plans: Hobby (free), Pro ($20/mo), Pro+ ($60/mo), Ultra ($200/mo), Teams ($40/mo), Enterprise (custom).
How is Cursor priced — per usage or subscription?
Cursor is priced hybrid. You pay a fixed subscription plus metered usage on top.

Frequently asked questions

About Cursor pricing.

Cursor charges $20/month fixed on its Pro tier, plus metered usage on top. Real all-in cost may be higher depending on downstream models, telephony, or storage — see the full pricing breakdown on this page.

Yes. Cursor has a Hobby tier. Usage beyond that cap is billed at the standard hybrid rate.

Cursor is priced hybrid: a fixed subscription from $20/month plus metered usage billed per token. Your bill moves with consumption, not headcount.

See side-by-side comparisons with GitHub Copilot and Building autonomous agent on saaspricehub.io. Note that Cursor bills on usage, so total cost depends on volume rather than seat count — normalise both tools to your expected monthly usage before comparing.

No pricing changes recorded in the last 6 months of tracking.

At a glance

Key limit metric
Pro
Pricing transparency
Public

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