Cursor subscription tiers explained: Free, Plus, Premium, Super and Ultra
11/03/2026 — 11/03, 08:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A DEV Community review, based on Cursor's public pricing page, model pricing docs and help center, breaks down what each personal tier — Fre…
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On 2026-11-03, a breakdown of Cursor's subscription lineup was published on DEV Community. The author notes that Cursor is an AI code editor and coding agent, and that it is now sold as part of The X Subscription, which bundles Grok, Cursor and X. Cursor's lineup consists of a Free tier, four paid individual plans called Plus, Premium, Super and Ultra, plus per-seat Teams pricing and custom Enterprise pricing, and the post walks through what each of those plans promises. The author states that the piece is based on paper information only, with no hands-on testing, and that the pricing facts were drawn from Cursor's pricing page, its models-and-pricing documentation and its help pages, checked on 2026-10-30. That is all the coverage the event has so far, and no further developments have been reported.
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A DEV Community review breaks down what Cursor's Free tier, four paid individual plans (Plus, Premium, Super and Ultra), per-seat Teams pricing and custom Enterprise pricing promise, based on Cursor's public pricing page, models-and-pricing docs and help pages. The author notes the review is paper-only and not hands-on tested. Cursor is now sold as part of The X Subscription alongside Grok and X.
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