Usage
For more pricing info, please visit Cursor Pricing.
Subscription Tiers
Cursor offers multiple subscription tiers to fit your needs.
- Hobby
- 14 days Pro trial
- 50 slow
GPT-4
uses - 200
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uses - 2000 Copilot++ uses
- Pro
- 500 fast
GPT-4
uses per month - Unlimited slow
GPT-4
uses - Unlimited
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uses - Unlimited Copilot++ completions
- 10
Claude Opus
uses per month
- 500 fast
- Business
- Usage information is the same as the
Pro
tier - Extra benefits, detailed on the pricing page
- Usage information is the same as the
Pro Trial
All new users receive a 14-day Pro trial, granting access to all Pro features. After the 14-day period, users who have not upgraded will revert to the Hobby plan.
Fast and Slow GPT-4
By default, Cursor servers try to put all users on the fast GPT-4
model. However, during peak periods,
users who run out of fast GPT-4
credits will be moved to a slow pool, which essentially is a queue of users waiting for
a fast GPT-4
to become available.
This queue is fair, and Cursor will do everything possible to keep the queue as short as possible.
However, if you need more fast GPT-4
and don’t want to wait, you can add more requests on the settings page.
Check Your Usage
You can check your usage on the Cursor Settings page. You can reach this page inside the Cursor application as well,
under Cursor Settings
> General
> Account
, and press “Manage Subscription” for pro users, or “Manage” for business users.
Cursor usage resets monthly, depending on when you started your subscription.
Optional Usage-based Pricing
You may opt in to usage-based pricing for requests that go beyond what is included in your plan by visiting your settings page.
Usage-based pricing details:
- Usage-based pricing is per calendar month (not necessarily same as your billing cycle, will be billed roughly on the 2nd-3rd day of the month)
- If you immediately cancel a request or if it errors we do not count it
- You can configure a hard limit, and you will never ever have to pay more than the hard limit per month (for the usage-based pricing)