AI Tool Profile
Cursor
Cursor’s key buying boundary is not simply which models it exposes. Price, included usage, Privacy Mode, provider retention and the Cursor request path all depend on the plan and model route.
Kingy AI Product Facts
Cursor
Current statusUnknown
- Company
- Not yet reviewed
- Primary job
- Understand codebases, plan and build features, fix bugs, and review code changes.
- Audience
- Not yet reviewed
- Free plan
- Available
- Evidence
- Source-backed; coverage expanding
- Coverage
- 12 of 87 core fields recorded
- Sources
- 4
- Latest source check
- September 7, 2026
See all tracked product factsPricing, platforms, dependencies, data claims, regions, and timeline
Plans and pricing units
- Hobby
- Pro
- Standard
Where it runs
- Cli
- Available
- Linux
- Available
- Macos
- Available
- Windows
- Available
Stack and integrations
- Model / provider dependencies
- Not yet reviewed
- Integrations
- Not yet reviewed
Data and regions
- Vendor data-use claim
- Not yet reviewed
- Vendor retention claim
- Not yet reviewed
- Regions
- Not yet reviewed
Launch and latest material update
- Launch
- Not yet reviewed
- Latest material update
- Not yet reviewed
Review history
- Cursor — Product Facts updated
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Kingy Product Passport · source-bound profile
Cursor
Cursor’s key buying boundary is not simply which models it exposes. Price, included usage, Privacy Mode, provider retention and the Cursor request path all depend on the plan and model route.
Decision snapshot
Cursor’s key buying boundary is not simply which models it exposes. Price, included usage, Privacy Mode, provider retention and the Cursor request path all depend on the plan and model route.
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Use this Passport to check the exact plan, Privacy Mode posture and request path before an organization adopts Cursor or enables a non-ZDR model.
Boundary
Cursor subscriptions, controls and documented routing only. Model-provider terms, enterprise overrides and hands-on shell or agent behavior remain separate.
Approved source-bound claims
pricing
September 7, 2026 source check: Hobby is free with limited Agent requests and no credit card required. Cursor lists Individual Pro and Teams Standard plan labels. This check does not establish paid-plan currency, exact paid amounts, numeric Agent allowances or regional checkout terms; use the current access and free-entry section below for its scope.
Scope: Cursor subscription product · Evidence: cursor-pricing
privacy
Cursor says customer data is not used for training, all providers are under zero-data-retention terms, abuse-classifier exceptions can retain flagged data, and non-ZDR models require designation or administrator opt-in.
Scope: Cursor Privacy Mode; designated provider and admin exceptions apply · Evidence: cursor-data-use, cursor-security
architecture
Cursor says requests, including bring-your-own-key requests, still pass through Cursor infrastructure for final prompt construction before reaching model providers.
Scope: Cursor request path; provider treatment remains separate · Evidence: cursor-data-use
Evidence gaps
- No Kingy agent/shell permission test.
- Model roster and exact included usage remain dynamic.
- Enterprise overrides remain contract-specific.
Official sources
- Cursor pricing — Anysphere, captured 2026-08-09
- Cursor data use and privacy — Anysphere, captured 2026-08-09
- Cursor security — Anysphere, captured 2026-08-09
Freshness and corrections
Source checked 2026-08-09. Kingy has not hands-on tested this product. Corrections are handled through the existing Kingy editorial process.
Current desktop availability
Cursor’s official download page says its desktop app is available for macOS, Windows and Linux. The same page lists Windows x64 and ARM64 installers, plus Linux .deb, RPM and AppImage downloads for ARM64 and x64.
Cursor download page is the installation route. This update does not assert plan pricing, included usage or currency.
Where Cursor runs, and what the free plan establishes
Cursor is a coding agent for understanding a codebase, planning and building features, fixing bugs and reviewing changes. Its installation guide lists macOS 12 Monterey or later, Windows 10 or later, and Linux installation routes. The macOS build supports Apple Silicon and Intel. Linux users have Debian/Ubuntu, RHEL/Fedora and AppImage routes; this check does not establish one minimum version for every Linux distribution.
Cursor CLI is a terminal access route for writing, reviewing and modifying code. It has interactive and non-interactive modes. An available access route does not establish unlimited usage or entitlement for every account.
The current pricing page lists a free Hobby plan with no credit card required, limited Agent requests and access to Composer. It also lists Individual Pro and Teams Standard plan labels. The free plan has limits. This source check does not establish numeric Agent allowances, paid-plan currency, regional checkout terms or an enterprise contract.
Source checked September 7, 2026. These are documented product and plan properties. Kingy has not independently tested installation, code quality, task completion or the cost of a successful coding task.
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Launch History
Cursor 1.0 with BugBot and Background Agent GA
Cursor shipped version 1.0 with BugBot for AI code review, Background Agent availability, memories, one-click MCP setup, Jupyter support, and broader AI-native IDE workflow upgrades.
A priority AI coding record because Cursor 1.0 marked the shift from autocomplete to delegated development, review, memory, and agent workflows inside the IDE.