Pricing
4 movesChanges seen on the public pricing pages.
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Teams plan: $40 → $30+. Pooled usage, Centralized billing and administration, Team-wide privacy settings added to Teams tier. Centralized team billing and administration, Team marketplace for internal rules, skills, and plugins, Cloud agents and automations with shared team context, Grok Bot access, Agentic code…
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New promo: Save 20% with yearly billing.
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New Teams tier added ($40 / user / mo). Pro tier removed. Pro+ tier removed. Ultra tier removed. Teams Standard tier removed. Teams Premium tier removed. Hobby plan: $0 → Free.
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Hobby plan: $0 → Free. Grok Bot access added to Pro+ tier. Access to Grok Bot removed from Pro+ tier. Higher Grok Bot usage limits added to Ultra tier. Access to Grok Bot removed from Ultra tier. Grok Bot access added to Teams Standard tier. Access to Grok Bot removed from Teams Standard tier.
Product and releases
10 movesChangelog entries and releases.
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Cursor's changelog indicates the introduction of a voice chat feature that enables users to communicate with agents during development. This feature is accessible in the Agents Window, the IDE, on the web, and in the iOS version of Cursor.
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The changelog update on November 5, 2026, introduces a feature that enables users to build live apps in Cursor, which includes automatic setup of databases and authentication. This feature aims to facilitate sharing of tools within organizations by allowing users to create and deploy applications directly from the…
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The Agent SDK is now available, enabling users to define agents as folders of code and test them with evals. Users can deploy these agents to Cursor or their own infrastructure, with options to start from various templates.
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The latest changelog from Cursor reveals the addition of interactive canvases that cloud agents can build and share, as well as the introduction of a beta Environments API for managing cloud environments. These updates suggest a focus on enhancing collaboration and environment management capabilities for users.
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Cursor has launched the Origin App Marketplace, which now integrates with over 20 applications for various functions such as deployments, CI, code review, security, monitoring, and project management. Additionally, the marketplace is open for public submissions, enabling teams to publish their own apps for Origin.
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Cursor introduced a feature that enables users to see and interact with local agents running on their computers through the Cursor iOS app. This feature is available by default for all users except those on Enterprise plans. Users can approve pairing requests and view their local agents in a list format within the app.
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Cursor introduced two new features: Rollouts, which monitors code changes during deployment and reports their health, and Security Review, which identifies exploitable bugs on pull requests. Both features are available for Teams and Enterprise plans.
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Cursor introduced a new feature named Projects that enables users to handle larger tasks such as features or full applications. This feature maintains context over extended periods and allows for task delegation to multiple subagents. The Projects feature can be accessed from the left-hand navigation menu.
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Cursor's changelog now includes a new feature that supports self-hosted machines, enabling users to keep their codebase, build outputs, and secrets on internal infrastructure. Additionally, a feature called My Machines allows for personal workflows by connecting a single laptop or VM to a user's account, while team…
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Cursor's changelog indicates that users can now begin projects from scratch without needing to connect to external source control management systems. The new feature allows users to prompt the cloud agent immediately, with the option to save their work to a Cursor Origin repo.
Money and deals
1 moveFunding, acquisitions, deals and filings.
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SpaceX has finalized its acquisition of Cursor for $60 billion. Additionally, Cursor is reportedly outlining rebranding plans following the acquisition.
In the news
11 movesCoverage in the press.
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Cursor reported that the Claude Code extension version 2.1.313 in their marketplace was tampered with, leading to the installation of a persistent SSH backdoor on affected devices.
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Cursor has introduced a TypeScript SDK for its coding agent, enabling developers to create applications using this SDK. Additionally, Cursor was mentioned in a trust audit comparison with VS Code.
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SpaceX has introduced 'X Subscription', which combines X Premium, Grok, and Cursor into one subscription plan.
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Ismail Elmas, who was the Europe Chief at Cursor, has left the company to join OpenAI.
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Cursor has implemented S3 WAL technology to enhance its Git storage performance, achieving a capacity of over 300 pushes per second.
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Cursor's MCP Server is now powered by ZoomInfo, which will serve as the go-to-market context layer.
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Cloudflare's support for Cursor Cloud Agents indicates a partnership that may enhance Cursor's integration capabilities within Cloudflare's infrastructure.
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OpenAI's decision to cut off AI models for Cursor was reported by Reuters.
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Cursor announced the release of a new product named Origin, which is positioned as an agent-native alternative to GitHub.
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Today, there were 24 new articles mentioning Cursor AI, with notable coverage from Infosecurity Magazine about threat actors abusing Cursor Agent AI for ransomware operations.
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IMDEX has publicly stated that they are accelerating their AI development by 10 times through the use of Cursor's technology, as reported in an article from StartupHub.ai.
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