Pick Cursor Premium if…
you rarely exhaust your allowance and off-peak speed is fine.
Super is everything in Premium with more usage and one extra: priority model access at peak times. There are no new coding features, so the decision is purely about whether you run out of Premium's allowance.
Stay on Premium ($30/mo) unless you regularly hit its limits. Upgrade to Super ($100/mo) if you do, or if slowdowns at peak hours cost you real time — Super gives 3.75× Premium's usage.
| Cursor Premium | Cursor Super | |
|---|---|---|
| Price / month | $30/mo | $100/mo |
| What you get |
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| Usage vs Plus | 4× | 15× |
| Peak-time access | Standard | Priority model access at peak times |
| Coding features | Cloud agents, code hosting, Bugbot reviews | Same — everything in Premium |
| Claude/GPT | Billed separately at API list price | Billed separately at API list price |
Monthly prices in US dollars before tax, from each vendor's official pricing (US list price; weekly-billed plans converted to a monthly figure). Updated November 2, 2026
you rarely exhaust your allowance and off-peak speed is fine.
you run agents for most of the day and keep hitting Premium's cap or peak-hour queues.
If you're considering Super for usage alone, look at Ultra ($200/mo): it gives 50× the usage of Plus against Super's 15×, plus earliest access to new products and models. Our three-way Premium vs Super vs Ultra page breaks it down.
Super is $100/mo versus $30/mo for Premium.
Only usage and priority: Premium has 4× Plus's usage instead of 15×, and no priority model access at peak times.
Claude/GPT are available from Premium up but billed separately at API list price on every tier, including Super.
How we choose: prices come from each vendor's official pricing page and are re-checked every week. We take no affiliate fees, so rankings aren't for sale.