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5 guides · what breaks in Cursor, why it happens, and the exact steps that fix it.

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Cursor pricing (last checked November 1, 2026)

Cursor now has seven plans: Free ($0), Plus ($8 a month), Premium ($30 a month), Super ($100 a month), Ultra ($200 a month), Teams (from $30 per user per month) and Enterprise (custom pricing). Plus runs Grok models only. Claude, GPT and other third-party models are available from Premium up, billed separately at API list price. The old $20 Pro plan is closed to new customers, but people who already have it can keep it.

Plan	Monthly price	Usage vs Plus	Models
Free	$0	Limited	Limited agent requests, no third-party models
Plus	$8	Basic (1x)	Grok models only
Premium	$30	4x	Latest Grok models, third-party models at API list price
Super	$100	15x	Same as Premium, plus priority model access at peak times
Ultra	$200	50x	Same as Super, plus earliest access to new products and models
Teams	From $30 per user	4x to 50x	Same as the matching seat tier
Enterprise	Custom	Pooled	All of the above, plus admin and security controls

Prices exclude taxes such as VAT. Every plan draws on one usage pool shared between Cursor and Grok. It refreshes weekly, and if you run out you can buy top-offs or wait for the refresh.

What happened to Cursor Pro?

Since October 12, 2026, new sign-ups get the new plans, according to AI Coding Weekly. Pro ($20) and Pro+ ($60) no longer appear on the pricing page and can’t be bought by new customers. Cursor’s own help page says existing subscribers keep their legacy plan, price and features unless they change or cancel, and they can still move between legacy plans, for example from Pro to Pro+.

Switching to the new plans is optional, but it is permanent. Cursor’s docs list what changes: your usage moves from two monthly pools to one weekly pool shared with Grok, and third-party models stop being included in the plan. Cursor lists Premium as the closest match to legacy Pro.

AI Coding Weekly also reports that Teams dropped from $40 to $30 per seat on October 19.

Can you use Claude or GPT on Plus?

No. The $8 Plus plan is limited to Grok models. To use Claude, GPT or other third-party models in Cursor you need Premium or higher, and even then that usage isn’t covered by the monthly price. It is billed by usage at API list price, and you can set spending caps.

Which plan should you pick?

Cursor’s own recommendation is Premium for new AI users, Super for daily agent users and Ultra for power users. A practical way to read that:

If you mostly use Grok models and code a few times a week, Plus is the cheapest way in.
If you want Claude or GPT, cloud agents or Bugbot code reviews, start at Premium. Budget for third-party model usage on top of the $30.
If you hit your weekly limit often, Super gives 15x the Plus usage and priority access at peak times.
If you are still on legacy Pro and rely on its included third-party model usage, compare carefully before switching, because you can’t go back.

Cursor pricing FAQ

How much does Cursor cost now? As of October 26, 2026, Cursor costs $0 (Free), $8 (Plus), $30 (Premium), $100 (Super) or $200 (Ultra) a month for individuals. Teams starts at $30 per user per month, and Enterprise is custom. Prices exclude taxes.

Is the $20 Cursor Pro plan gone? For new customers, yes. Pro is no longer sold. Existing Pro subscribers keep their plan and price unless they cancel or choose to switch, and switching is permanent.

Can I use Claude or GPT on the $8 Cursor plan? No. Plus includes Grok models only. Third-party models such as Claude and GPT are available from Premium ($30 a month) up, billed separately at API list price.