Hi Saad,
Thanks for the screenshots, they made this easy to pin down.
The “Plus” label comes from the 3.23 version of the desktop app, which was built before the new plan names were final, so it shows an older name for your plan. The label doesn’t change which plan or limits apply. Those come from your subscription itself, which is why the usage bar and reset date match what you see on the Grok dashboard (and why the upgrade card offers Super).
To get the correct label:
- Download the latest version from Cursor · Download (3.24 or newer).
- Install it the same way you installed Cursor before (AppImage, .deb or .rpm).
- Restart Cursor and open Cursor Settings > Plan & Usage. It should now show Premium.
If it still says Plus after updating, reply here with the version shown under Help > About and we’ll take another look.