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Cursor Pricing: Plans & Cost Calculator 2026

Free Hobby tier plus paid plans from $20 to $200/mo, each a credit pool that bills overage at API rates once it runs dry.

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Cursor plans and pricing

High· Verified July 16, 2026
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Pick a plan, set your seat count and switch billing to see the running total. The full breakdown lives in the calculator below.

$16Pro · effective monthly, billed annually
Free

Hobby

Individuals trying Cursor

Free
Limited Agent requests
Limited Tab completions
Pro two-week trial
2,000 completions
50 slow requests
Get started
Plan

Teams Standard

Teams: standard usage limits

$32/mo
$40 /mosave 20%
All Pro features
Shared chats, commands, and rules
Centralized team billing
Usage analytics and reporting
Org-wide privacy mode controls
Role-based access control
SAML/OIDC SSO
Admin dashboard
Choose Teams Standard
Plan

Pro+

Developers needing extended limits

$48/mo
$60 /mosave 20%
All Pro features
3x usage on all OpenAI, Claude, Gemini models
$60 monthly credit pool
For developers who consistently hit Pro limits
Choose Pro+
Plan

Teams Premium

Teams: 5x standard limits on Agent

$96/mo
$120 /mosave 20%
All Pro features
Shared chats, commands, and rules
Centralized team billing
Usage analytics and reporting
Org-wide privacy mode controls
Role-based access control
SAML/OIDC SSO
Admin dashboard
5x Standard limits on Agent
Choose Teams Premium
Plan

Ultra

Agent power users

$160/mo
$200 /mosave 20%
All Pro+ features
20x usage multiplier (compared to Pro)
$200 monthly credit pool
Priority access to new features
For power users running agents all day
Choose Ultra
Custom

Enterprise

Large orgs needing security+compliance

Custom
All Teams features
Pooled usage
Invoice/PO billing
SCIM seat management
AI code tracking API and audit logs
Granular admin and model controls
Priority support and account management
Custom pricing
Contact sales

Cursor pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerHigh· Verified July 16, 2026

Cursor is freemium as of July 16, 2026, with a $0 Hobby tier and paid plans that all work as credit pools. Pro is $20/mo ($16 annual), Pro+ is $60 ($48), and Ultra is $200 ($160), each bundling a monthly credit pool equal to its price that premium model requests draw down. Teams come in two seats: Standard at $40/user/mo ($32 annual) and Premium at $120 ($96) with 5x the Agent limits, and Enterprise is custom. Annual billing is a flat 20% off every tier. The catch worth reading twice: once you burn the included credit, extra usage bills in arrears at raw API pricing, so a heavy agent day can push a $20 Pro seat well past $20.

  • HobbyFree
  • Pro$20/mo
  • Teams Standard$40/mo
  • Pro+$60/mo
  • Teams Premium$120/mo
  • Ultra$200/mo
  • EnterpriseCustom
Run your numbers in the cost calculator: pick a plan and compare monthly against annual billing.
Free tier
Yes
Billing model
Freemium
Cheapest paid
$20/mo
Annual discount
Save ~20%

At $20/mo to start, Cursor sits right at the $20/mo median across 11 ai coding tools tools we track.


Cursor cost calculator

Cursor Hidden Costs & Pitfalls

What sits on top of the plan fee

Every paid Cursor tier is a credit wallet sized to its price. The subscription buys you that pool, and the real question is what happens the day you empty it.

On-demand usage past the credit pool
Pro's $20/mo includes a $20 credit pool for premium model requests; when it runs dry, further usage bills in arrears at API pricing rather than stopping. Cost per message swings with the model, task size, and reasoning depth, so a week of running agents in loops can add a real overage on top of the $20. Treat the plan price as the floor, not the ceiling, if you code with the agent all day.
billed at API pricing after the pool
Tier jumps to raise the included credit
The way to get more included credit is to move up: Pro+ at $60/mo carries a $60 pool and Ultra at $200/mo a $200 pool. So a developer who consistently exhausts Pro is effectively choosing between paying overage at API rates or committing to the next tier. For steady heavy use the $60 Pro+ pool is usually cheaper than repeatedly topping up Pro; run a month before you decide.
$60/mo Pro+, $200/mo Ultra
Teams credit is per seat, in two flavors
Teams Standard at $40/user/mo gives each seat its own monthly credit pool, so a five-person team is $200/mo in seats with the credit spread across them. Teams Premium at $120/user/mo keeps the same per-seat pool but carries 5x the Standard Agent limits for seats that run agents all day. Heavy users exhaust their share and drop to on-demand API billing while lighter seats leave credit unused, so watch per-seat consumption rather than the headline seat count.
$40 or $120/seat/mo
The renewal jump, credit expiry and every discount worth having are in the Cursor true cost guide, with an email generator for negotiating team and enterprise rates.
Cursor Cost Analysis

Cursor pricing, read against its live plans and category

Positioning

$20/moentry price
in line with the category median
low $10median $20 · n=11high $100

Cursor's paid tiers are credit pools sized to their price. Pro at $20/mo carries a $20 pool, Pro+ at $60/mo a $60 pool, and Ultra at $200/mo a $200 pool, with premium requests to Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, GPT-5.5, and Gemini 3.1 Pro drawing them down. The free Hobby tier is a real trial with unlimited completions and limited agent use. For a developer who lives in the agent, the honest read is that $20 is the entry, not the bill, because on-demand usage past the pool runs at API rates.

Cost drivers

  • 1Premium model requests deplete the monthly credit pool, and further usage bills in arrears at API pricing, so speed stops being free once the pool is empty.
  • 2Raising your included credit means jumping tiers to Pro+ at $60/mo or Ultra at $200/mo, not buying a cheap top-up.
  • 3On the Teams plans ($40 Standard or $120 Premium per user/mo) the credit is per seat, so heavy users burn their share and drop to on-demand billing.

Watch-outs

Buyers reported the Pro plan's limits tightening without much warning and agent runs draining credit fast enough to produce surprise charges.

Strengths

The repo-wide context and multi-file editing are the reason people pay, and the VS Code fork keeps their extensions and muscle memory intact. Users rate it 4.5 on G2 and 4.8 on Capterra.

Editor’s take

Start on Pro at $20/mo, but if you run agents continuously, budget for Pro+ at $60/mo rather than bleeding out in API overage. If you want a flat rate with no credit pool to track, GitHub Copilot at $10/mo is the more predictable pick.

Oleh KemOleh KemFounder & Lead Analyst
ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 16, 2026

Cursor price history


Price & Data Intelligence SyncLast verified: July 16, 2026 · CE-AICODE-2026W29-CA61D8 · ✓ Pricing updated
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Sources & verification

Verified by ComparEdgeMethod: Vendor docs, official pages, and selected independent sources
SourceWhat was checkedLast checked
Cursor help center: student discount policyDocuments that the free-year student program closed to new sign-ups on June 25 2026, so no current student offer applies.July 16, 2026
Cursor help center: cancellation policyExplains that canceling keeps access through the paid period and then drops the account back to the free Hobby plan.July 16, 2026
Official Pricing PageSource of verified tiersJuly 16, 2026
Official WebsiteOfficial vendor website
G2G2 verified user reviews · 4.5/5 · 78 reviews
CapterraCapterra verified user reviews · 4.8/5
TrustRadiusTrustRadius verified reviews
PeerSpotPeerSpot enterprise peer reviews

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