Cursor Teams Pricing: Premium, Super and Ultra Seats Explained
Cursor's current Teams documentation lists three paid seat tiers: Premium at $30 per user per month, Super at $100 and Ultra at $200, plus a free seat with no team usage allowance. Teams created before The X Subscription, the name Cursor now uses for its plans, are documented separately and keep the older Standard ($40) and Premium ($120) seats. Cursor's pages give no date for the change, so…
Cursor now offers three paid seat tiers for its Teams subscription: Premium at $30 per user per month, Super at $100, and Ultra at $200. These tiers come with different weekly usage pools for Cursor's own models, such as Grok and Composer variants. The Super tier's pool is described as 3.75 times the size of the Premium pool, while Ultra's pool is 12.5 times larger.
Free seats are also available but come with no team usage allowance. The seat tier assigned to each engineer determines most of the monthly bill, with the seat price being only a small part of the total cost for heavy users. Additional third-party model usage, such as from Claude, GPT, or Gemini, is billed at the provider's list API price plus a $0.25 per million token Cursor Token Rate, which is paid from the team's prepaid balance.
Admins can monitor and control usage through Cursor's dashboard, but this does not reflect usage from other AI assistants the team may be connected to.
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