TL;DR - Cursor
- Cursor is an AI-powered code editor built on VS Code with deep codebase understanding
- It provides intelligent autocomplete, chat, and the ability to edit code with natural language
- Free tier available, Pro at $20/month for more AI features
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 90/100
Pricing Plans
free trialHobby
Free
Free
- 2K completions
- 50 slow requests
- Basic AI
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Pro
$20/month
Annual $16/mo
- Unlimited completions
- 500 fast requests
- GPT-4/Claude
Business
$40/user/month
Teams
- All Pro
- Admin controls
- SSO
- Priority support
About Cursor
Cursor is VS Code rebuilt with AI at the center. Not just autocomplete—conversations about code, explanations of complex functions, and refactoring suggestions that understand your entire codebase.
The AI integration is deep, not bolted on. Context from your project informs suggestions. The familiar VS Code base means minimal learning curve.
Developers who want AI assistance as a core part of their editor, not an add-on, choose Cursor for an AI-first coding experience.
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Cursor FAQ
Yes, Cursor's Hobby tier is free with 2,000 completions and 50 slow premium requests/month. Pro costs $20/month with unlimited completions and 500 fast premium requests.
Cursor Pro costs $20/month with unlimited completions and 500 fast premium model requests. Business costs $40/user/month with team features, SSO, and admin controls.
Cursor is an AI-first code editor built on VS Code. It includes AI chat, code generation, and editing powered by GPT-4 and Claude. It's designed for AI-assisted development.
Yes, Cursor integrates with GPT-4, Claude, and other models. Premium requests use advanced models for complex code generation and reasoning. You can choose your preferred model.
Cursor understands your entire codebase. You can chat with it about code, generate functions from descriptions, and edit multiple files with natural language. It's like pair programming with AI.
Yes, Cursor is built on VS Code and supports most VS Code extensions, themes, and settings. You can import your existing VS Code configuration.
Cursor offers chat-based interaction and codebase-aware editing. Copilot focuses on inline completions. Cursor is more powerful for complex tasks; Copilot is simpler for suggestions.