Cursor by Anysphere (a division of SpaceX) is listed as Freemium under AI-Native IDEs & Editors on ai.dosa.dev. See the Cursor review for features and verdict.
01Plans
| ProEntry plan | $20 | per month |
| Pro+ | $60 | per month |
| Ultra | $200 | per month |
| Standard | $40 | per user / month |
| Premium | $120 | per user / month |
Free Hobby tier available. Paid individual plans start at $20/mo (Pro), with Pro+ ($60/mo) and Ultra ($200/mo). Teams plans are $40/user/mo (Standard) or $120/user/mo (Premium). Enterprise pricing is custom. All paid plans use a usage-metered credit system with on-demand overages billed in arrears.
Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
02Who it's for
Best for
Professional software developers and engineering teams working on complex, multi-file codebases who require agent-driven workflows.
Not ideal for
Hobbyists seeking predictable flat-rate billing, developers requiring offline-first capabilities, or organizations with strict on-premises/air-gapped security requirements.
03Alternatives and their pricing
04FAQ
Is Cursor free?+
Cursor is Freemium. Free Hobby tier available. Paid individual plans start at $20/mo (Pro), with Pro+ ($60/mo) and Ultra ($200/mo). Teams plans are $40/user/mo (Standard) or $120/user/mo (Premium). Enterprise pricing is custom. All paid plans use a usage-metered credit system with on-demand overages billed in arrears. Check the official site for current plans.
Is Cursor open source?+
Cursor is not listed as open source on ai.dosa.dev - it is Freemium.
How much does Cursor cost?+
Free Hobby tier available. Paid individual plans start at $20/mo (Pro), with Pro+ ($60/mo) and Ultra ($200/mo). Teams plans are $40/user/mo (Standard) or $120/user/mo (Premium). Enterprise pricing is custom. All paid plans use a usage-metered credit system with on-demand overages billed in arrears. Pricing changes often - verify on the official site.
Who is Cursor best for?+
Professional software developers and engineering teams working on complex, multi-file codebases who require agent-driven workflows.
Who is Cursor not ideal for?+
Hobbyists seeking predictable flat-rate billing, developers requiring offline-first capabilities, or organizations with strict on-premises/air-gapped security requirements.
What are the best Cursor alternatives?+
The closest Cursor alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are Devin, Trae, Zed - all listed under AI-Native IDEs & Editors.
Who makes Cursor?+
Cursor is developed by Anysphere (a division of SpaceX). It is listed in the AI-Native IDEs & Editors category on ai.dosa.dev.