What is Cursor 2.0?
Cursor's agent-first release: Composer, parallel agents and a built-in browser.
Who is Cursor 2.0 best for?
Cursor 2.0 is best for developers who want an AI code editor that runs several coding agents at once.
Running agents in parallel
Cursor 2.0 runs many agents side by side on git worktrees or remote machines, so you can let several attempts at one task compete and keep the best.
Quick agent turns
Cursor's own Composer model is built for low-latency coding and finishes most turns in under 30 seconds.
Checking what agents changed
A review view shows each agent's edits, and a built-in browser tool lets the agent test its own work and try again.
Teams that ship together
The Teams plan adds central billing, SSO, a shared marketplace for rules and skills, and agent code reviews with Bugbot.
How much does Cursor 2.0 cost?
Cursor 2.0 comes with every Cursor plan: Hobby is free with limited Agent requests, and paid plans cost $20 a month for Pro, $60 for Pro+ and $200 for Ultra, or $40 per user a month for Teams.
- No credit card required
- Limited Agent requests
- Access to the Composer model
- Extended Agent limits
- Frontier models and cloud agents
- MCPs, skills and hooks
- 3x the Pro limits on Agent
- Higher Grok Bot usage limits
- Everything in Pro
- 20x the Pro limits on Agent
- Highest Grok Bot usage limits
- Priority access to new features
Teams costs $40 per user a month on Standard or $120 per user a month on Premium, which has 5x the Standard Agent limits; both add central billing, SSO, team privacy mode and Bugbot code reviews. Enterprise is priced on request. Paying yearly takes 20% off: Pro is $16, Pro+ $48 and Ultra $160 a month, and Teams $32 or $96 per user a month. Each plan includes a set amount of model usage, and on-demand usage beyond it is billed afterwards. Prices exclude tax. Full pricing on cursor.com. We checked these prices on .
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What are the best Cursor 2.0 alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do Cursor 2.0's job. Zed is open source, so you can run it on your own server.
Questions about Cursor 2.0
What is Cursor 2.0?
Cursor's agent-first release: Composer, parallel agents and a built-in browser.
Who is Cursor 2.0 for?
Cursor 2.0 is best for developers who want an AI code editor that runs several coding agents at once.
Is Cursor 2.0 free?
Yes, Cursor's Hobby plan is free with no credit card, and it includes limited Agent requests and the Composer model. Heavier use needs Pro at $20 a month, which extends Agent limits and adds frontier models and cloud agents.
How much does Cursor 2.0 cost?
Cursor 2.0's paid plans are Pro at $20 per month, Pro+ at $60 per month and Ultra at $200 per month.
Is there an open source alternative to Cursor 2.0?
Yes. Zed is an open source tool that does the same job, so you can run your own.
What are the best Cursor 2.0 alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are Antigravity, Kiro and Zed.
Where can I try Cursor 2.0?
On its official website, cursor.com.
Does Cursor use my code to train models?
Not when privacy mode is on. Cursor says that with privacy mode enabled, your code is not used for training by Cursor or its model providers. You can switch it on in settings, and on Teams an admin can turn it on for everyone.
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