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Cursor AI chat tool ends bundled third-party model access

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Cursor has updated its pricing tiers, removing bundled third-party model usage from all plans. Previously, plans like Pro and Pro+ included allowances for models such as Claude and GPT, but these are now separate purchases billed on top of the new subscription costs. While this change may benefit users who primarily use the Grok models, those relying on third-party AI models will see increased monthly expenses. AI

IMPACT Users relying on third-party models like Claude and GPT will face higher costs with Cursor's new pricing structure.

RANK_REASON Product pricing change for an AI-adjacent tool.

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Cursor AI chat tool ends bundled third-party model access

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

    Third-party models are no longer included in any Cursor tier. What that does to the old $20 and $60 plans.

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>read cursors actual pricing page this morning instead of the announcement and its free /$8 / $30 / $100 / $200 now. no pro at $20 and no pro+ at $60 anywhere on it.</p> <p>theres a line under the third party models heading that explains it.. &quo…

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