Cursor 3
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built around agentic coding, chat and multi-file code generation, made by Anysphere. It offers a free Hobby tier with limited agent requests, Individual at $20 a month with extended agent limits, and Teams at $40 per user a month with centralized billing and cloud agents.
Facts checked on against the sources listed at the end of this page.
- Pricing
- FreemiumPaid from $20 a month (Individual plan)
- Open source
- NoProprietary
A good fit for
- Developers who want AI agentic coding built directly into their primary code editor
- Individuals wanting to try AI-first coding for free before committing to a paid plan
- Teams needing centralized billing, cloud agents and shared usage across the organization
- Developers who want a single editor combining features that used to require separate tools like Supermaven or Continue
Not a good fit for
- Developers who don't want to switch their primary code editor
- Teams wanting the very lowest-cost AI coding option, since Individual and Teams pricing is mid-tier compared to some alternatives
- Anyone specifically wanting to keep using Continue, which Cursor acquired and then shut down
Cursor 3 pricing
Hobby is free with limited agent requests and Composer access, no credit card required. Individual is $20 a month with extended agent limits, generous usage of certain models and frontier model access. Teams is $40 per user a month with centralized billing, a team marketplace, cloud agents and usage analytics. Enterprise is custom, adding pooled usage, invoice/PO billing and SCIM. Prices exclude applicable taxes.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Hobby | $0 | Limited agent requests, Composer access, no credit card required. |
| Individual | $20/month | Extended agent limits, frontier model access, generous usage allowances. |
| Teams | $40/user/month | Centralized billing, team marketplace, cloud agents, usage analytics. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Pooled usage, invoice/PO billing, SCIM seat management, priority support. |
Prices in USD, checked on 27 September 2026. Current prices on cursor.com.
Main features
- Agentic coding
- Multi-step, multi-file code generation and editing driven by AI agents.
- Composer
- A mode for larger, structured AI-assisted code changes across a project.
- Chat
- Conversational AI assistance integrated into the editor.
- Cloud agents
- Run coding agents in the cloud rather than only locally, on Teams and above.
- Team marketplace and billing
- Centralized billing and shared resources for teams, on the Teams plan.
About Cursor 3
Cursor is a code editor built as a fork of VS Code, with AI features integrated throughout: multi-file agentic coding, chat, inline edits and a composer mode for larger changes, aimed at developers who want AI woven into their primary editor rather than a separate tool.
The company behind Cursor, Anysphere, has grown the product through a series of acquisitions, including Supermaven (an AI autocomplete tool), Graphite (a code review tool) and Continue (an open source AI coding assistant that was subsequently shut down), consolidating capabilities into the Cursor platform.
Pricing scales from a free Hobby tier through Individual and Teams subscriptions to custom Enterprise plans, with higher tiers unlocking expanded agent request limits, frontier model access and team collaboration features like centralized billing and cloud agents.
- Made by
- Anysphere
- Free plan
- Yes: Hobby plan with limited agent requests and access to Composer, no credit card required
- Available on
- macOS, Windows, Linux
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Questions about Cursor 3
Is Cursor free?
Yes, the Hobby plan is free with limited agent requests and Composer access.
How much does Cursor cost for a team?
Teams is $40 per user a month, adding centralized billing, cloud agents and usage analytics over the Individual plan.
What companies has Cursor acquired?
Cursor's maker, Anysphere, has acquired Supermaven, Graphite and Continue, consolidating their capabilities into the Cursor platform.
Is Cursor based on VS Code?
Yes, Cursor is built as a fork of VS Code with AI features integrated throughout.
Sources and links
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