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Cursor

Cursor is a code editor built on top of VS Code that embeds AI assistance directly into the editing experience. It lets you write, edit, and refactor code using natural language instructions, inline completions, and a chat panel that understands your entire codebase. It is designed to replace your standard editor rather than bolt AI on as a plugin.

Made byAnysphere
Launched2022
CategoryAI Code Editor
Best forSoftware developers who want AI assistance deeply integrated into their daily coding workflow, particularly for navigating large codebases, making multi-file edits, and refactoring existing code without constantly switching between tools.
PricingFree tier available; paid plans start at $20/month per user; team and enterprise pricing available.

Models and pricing

Hobby (Free)$0/month

Casual or occasional coding with AI assistance

Includes 2,000 code completions per month and 50 slow premium requests. Good for trying Cursor out or light personal projects, but the request caps will feel tight quickly for daily use.

Pro$20/month

Individual developers using AI assistance as a core part of their workflow

Unlimited code completions, 500 fast premium model requests per month (GPT-4, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, etc.), and unlimited slow requests. This is the right tier for most working developers.

Business$40/user/month

Teams needing centralized billing, admin controls, and enforced privacy settings

Everything in Pro plus team management, SSO, and a privacy mode that ensures code is not stored or used for training. Required for most professional or enterprise environments handling sensitive code.

EnterpriseCustom pricing, contact sales

Large organizations with custom security, compliance, or deployment requirements

Cursor does not publish exact enterprise pricing. Includes dedicated support and likely options for self-hosted or stricter data handling. Contact Anysphere directly for a quote.

Which one should you use?

Most individual developers should start with the free tier to test the workflow and then move to Pro at $20/month once it becomes a daily tool; teams handling proprietary code should go straight to Business for the privacy guarantees.

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