Hobby
Free
Usage: Limited agent requests and tab completions
- No credit card required
- Limited Agent requests
- Limited Tab completions
Updated Cursor pricing snapshot with paid plans starting at $20 per month, included usage budgets, team seats, and the separate Bugbot add-on checked on April 13, 2026.
What matters before you compare plans
Start with Pro+. It is the clearest baseline before you compare usage ceilings and higher-spend tiers.
Verified against Cursor's official pricing pages on April 13, 2026.
Plan matrix
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Plans listed
6
Benchmark plan
Pro+
Free
Usage: Limited agent requests and tab completions
From $20
Usage: Includes $20 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
$40/seat/mo
Usage: 500 included agent requests per user per month
From $60
Usage: Includes $70 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
From $200
Usage: Includes $400 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
Contact for pricing
Usage: Included per-seat usage allotment with pooled usage options
Free plan
Available
Trial
No trial listed
Billing unit
Hybrid
Last checked
April 13, 2026
Editorial pricing notes
Official plan caveats, contract details, and feature access notes that do not fit into the summary cards above.
Plan | Price | Included usage | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
Hobby | Free | Limited agent requests and tab completions | Trying Cursor |
Pro | $20/mo | $20 included agent API usage plus bonus capacity | Regular individual use |
Pro+ | $60/mo | $70 included agent API usage plus bonus capacity | Daily agent users |
Ultra | $200/mo | $400 included agent API usage plus bonus capacity | Heavy power users |
Teams | $40/user/mo | 500 included agent requests per user per month | Collaborative teams |
Enterprise | Custom | Included per-seat usage allotment and pooled usage options | Larger organizations |
Cursor is not a simple flat-rate product anymore. The official docs say paid plans include model-usage budgets, and some workflows can continue on usage-based billing after the included amount is consumed.
That makes Cursor a hybrid pricing model: subscription first, then usage sensitivity on top. It is powerful for people who want frontier models and heavy agent work, but you need to watch usage instead of treating the sticker price as a hard ceiling.
Bugbot is priced separately from the main Cursor editor plans.
Bugbot plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
Pro | $40/user/mo | Reviews on up to 200 PRs per month and access to Bugbot rules |
Teams | $40/user/mo | Code reviews on all PRs, shared team usage, and advanced rules and settings |
Enterprise | Custom | Advanced analytics, reporting, and priority support |
The official pricing page shows both Monthly and Yearly toggles, but the page content I verified on April 13, 2026 did not expose clear annual monthly-equivalent figures in crawlable text. This snapshot therefore uses the clearly published monthly prices.
If predictable spend matters, read the usage docs before purchasing. The biggest pricing mistake with Cursor is assuming the plan headline is the full cost in every heavy-use workflow.
Decision archive
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Starting price
$20
Access model
Free plan available
Plan count
6
Billing unit
Hybrid
Hobby
hobby
Monthly: $0/mo + usage
Annual: Not listed
Usage: Limited agent requests and tab completions
Pro
pro
Monthly: $20/mo + usage
Annual: Not listed
Usage: Includes $20 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
Pro+
pro-plus
Monthly: $60/mo + usage
Annual: Not listed
Usage: Includes $70 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
Ultra
ultra
Monthly: $200/mo + usage
Annual: Not listed
Usage: Includes $400 agent API usage plus bonus capacity
Teams
teams
Monthly: $40/mo + usage
Annual: Not listed
Usage: 500 included agent requests per user per month
Enterprise
enterprise
Monthly: Not listed
Annual: Not listed
Usage: Included per-seat usage allotment with pooled usage options
Yes. Cursor's official pricing page verified on April 13, 2026 lists Hobby as a free plan. Paid individual plans start with Pro at $20 per month, and paid usage can still expand beyond the headline plan price in some workflows.
Yes. Cursor says privacy mode can be enabled in settings or by a team admin, and when it is enabled code data is never stored by model providers or used for training. Team members have privacy mode forcibly enabled by default.
Yes. Cursor's official product pages cover cloud agents, GitHub code review, Slack-triggered automations, and a CLI, so the product now spans more than the desktop editing experience alone.
Yes. Cursor announced JetBrains IDE support on March 4, 2026 through the Agent Client Protocol, covering IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs.
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