Cursor’s listed individual prices are $0 for Free, $8/month for Plus, $30/month for Premium, $100/month for Super, and $200/month for Ultra. Cursor also lists Teams seats at $30, $100, or $200 per user/month, depending on seat tier; Enterprise pricing is custom. These are subscription prices, and some model usage can cost extra. (Cursor Docs, “Models & Pricing”; “Team Pricing”)
Cursor pricing at a glance
| Plan | Listed price | Reported relative usage | Pricing note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited | Limited usage. |
| Plus | $8/month, or $80/year | Baseline | Annual price is listed in Cursor’s documentation. |
| Premium | $30/month, or $300/year | 4× Plus | Annual price is listed in Cursor’s documentation. |
| Super | $100/month, or $1,000/year | 15× Plus | Annual price is listed in Cursor’s documentation. |
| Ultra | $200/month, or $2,000/year | 50× Plus | Annual price is listed in Cursor’s documentation. |
| Teams | $30, $100, or $200 per paid seat/month | Depends on seat tier | Premium, Super, or Ultra seat. Usage beyond included allowances may cost extra. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Pooled usage | Contact Cursor for a quote. |
The individual-plan usage multipliers are reported by FelloAI, which says the included pool’s dollar value is not published. They are relative allowances, not dollar amounts or a guarantee that all model use is included. For Teams, Cursor’s documentation states that Super has 3.75× the Premium weekly pool and Ultra has 12.5× the Premium pool. (FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”; Cursor Docs, “Team Pricing”)
Cursor’s documentation lists the annual amounts above. Dividing by 12 gives approximate monthly equivalents of $6.67, $25, $83.33, and $166.67 for Plus through Ultra. The Team Pricing page says Plus is not available as a Teams seat. (Cursor Docs, “Models & Pricing”; “Team Pricing”)
Existing subscribers may have different prices
Cursor’s legacy-plan documentation says an existing subscriber’s legacy plan, price, and features continue unless they change or cancel; switching to The X Subscription is optional and permanent. Separately, FelloAI reports legacy Pro at $20/month and Pro+ at $60/month. Cursor’s Team Pricing page lists legacy Teams Standard at $40 and Premium at $120 per user/month for teams created before The X Subscription. Check your account’s terms before changing plans; legacy prices are not the current listed price grid. (Cursor Docs, “Legacy Cursor Plans”; FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”; Cursor Docs, “Team Pricing”)
What can make the bill higher than the plan price?
For individual plans, FelloAI reports that The X Subscription has a weekly usage pool shared across Grok and Cursor, and that the pool refreshes weekly. The article says its dollar value is not published and that third-party models are billed separately at API list prices. These are third-party reports, not confirmations from the supplied individual-plan documentation; check Cursor’s current plan terms before buying. (FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”)
FelloAI also reports that when an individual’s included pool runs out, they can buy top-ups or wait for the weekly refresh. The available excerpts do not establish whether individual top-ups can replenish automatically or whether individual accounts have a spending cap. Treat those controls as unconfirmed and check the account’s billing settings before relying on a fixed maximum bill. (FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”)
For Teams, included usage is per paid seat: each seat has its own weekly pool, and usage does not transfer between team members. That is separate from the team’s shared prepaid balance for additional usage. Cursor says eligible third-party model requests on Teams and Enterprise may incur public API list prices plus a $0.25-per-million-token Cursor Token Rate, subject to stated exceptions. Team admins can set an additional-usage limit; additional usage stops when the prepaid balance is empty or the team limit is reached, whichever comes first. (Cursor Docs, “Team Pricing”)
Example: a 10-person team. Ten Premium seats at $30 each make a $300/month seat subtotal, before taxes and separately billed model usage. This is a seat-cost calculation, not a usage estimate or quote. (Cursor Docs, “Team Pricing”; FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”)
FelloAI reports that the listed prices are before tax. Because that is a third-party report, confirm the amount shown at checkout for your account. (FelloAI, “Cursor Pricing 2026”)
Which Cursor plan fits your needs?
- Evaluating Cursor? Free is the no-subscription-cost starting point; its usage is limited.
- Grok models are enough? FelloAI describes Plus as the lowest paid tier and Grok-only. Verify model access in Cursor’s current plan details.
- Need third-party models inside Cursor? FelloAI reports they start at Premium and are billed separately at API list prices. Include that variable usage in your budget.
- Use Cursor heavily? FelloAI reports 4× Plus usage for Premium, 15× for Super, and 50× for Ultra, but does not give the pools’ dollar values. If you repeatedly buy top-ups, compare your actual monthly top-up spending with the added subscription cost: Super is $70/month more than Premium, and Ultra is $100/month more than Super. Those comparisons do not predict a break-even point, and third-party model spending remains separate.
- Need team administration or pooled organizational usage? Cursor recommends Teams for self-serve organizations and Enterprise for needs such as pooled usage, invoicing, priority support, SCIM, or advanced security controls. Enterprise is custom-priced. (Cursor Docs, “Team Pricing”)
Does Cursor pricing cover a production model API?
Do not treat a Cursor editor subscription as the production inference budget for a deployed app. The supplied Cursor pricing information covers subscriptions and model usage inside Cursor. Cursor’s API documentation describes Cloud Agents and related APIs; it does not establish a general-purpose inference API for an application’s runtime calls. (Cursor Docs, “Cursor APIs Overview”)
Token Forge Cloud describes production API access to model families including Qwen, DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax, and Seedance. The available information here does not establish a specific model’s current rate, endpoint, limits, or commercial terms, so do not infer a production price from Cursor’s subscription or in-editor usage. Confirm the provider’s current documentation and pricing for the model and deployment you intend to use. (Token Forge Cloud)
A reproducible production estimate needs the model’s input and output rates and your expected token volume. For example, assume 100,000 requests per month, each averaging 2,000 input tokens and 500 output tokens. That is 200 million input tokens and 50 million output tokens. If the provider quotes input rate I and output rate O, each per million tokens, the token-based estimate is:
Monthly model cost = 200 × I + 50 × O
This is a hypothetical calculation, not a Token Forge Cloud quote. Add any applicable fees or other billing rules stated by the provider. If you need both coding assistance and deployed-app inference, budget them separately: one amount for Cursor seats and in-editor usage, another for production API traffic.
Sources
Models & Pricing | Cursor Docs
Legacy Cursor Plans | Cursor Docs