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Cursor Teams Premium plan fails to impress users with increased model usage

A user upgraded from Cursor's Pro+ plan to the Teams Premium tier, expecting significantly more usage for "Other Models." However, the user found that the Teams Premium plan, which costs double the Pro+ plan, did not feel substantially different in terms of model usage. The user is seeking feedback from others who have made a similar upgrade to see if they share the same sentiment. AI

IMPACT Indicates potential user dissatisfaction with tiered AI model access pricing.

RANK_REASON User feedback on a specific product tier's perceived value.

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Cursor Teams Premium plan fails to impress users with increased model usage

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  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Proud_Trick6857 ·

    Teams Premium ($120) doesn’t feel much different from Pro+ ($60) for Other Models

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I upgraded from Individual Pro+ ($60) to Teams Premium ($120), mainly expecting noticeably more usage for Other Models.</p> <p>With Pro+, I usually only ran out of Other Model usage in the last 3–4 days of the month, so I figured $120 would give …