Request: Custom-quota / high-volume plan for individual user

Ideas Feature Requests
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Hi Cursor Team,

I’m an individual developer who uses Cursor heavily. Right now I’m on the Ultra plan. I’m reaching the quota, and I expect my usage to remain very high for the future.

I understand Cursor’s enterprise plans are aimed at teams and organizations. Still, I’d like to request whether a “single enterprise-style” custom plan could be considered for a heavy-usage individual. Specifically:

A reliably large monthly usage quota (beyond what Ultra + pay-as-you-go offers).

A fixed-price or negotiated billing option (instead of variable overage charges), for predictability.

Willingness on my part to pay more for consistent high volume.

If anyone from the sales/account-management side (e.g. @deanrie or similar) sees this: I’d appreciate a human review of this request. I’m not representing a company, just a committed individual developer, but my usage is team-like, and I think Custom Quota + Predictable Billing could work for both me and Cursor.

Thanks for reading. Happy to give any details (e.g. expected monthly usage, rough token/API-call estimates) if that helps the discussion.

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Hey, thanks for the request.

We don’t currently offer custom individual quotas or fixed pricing beyond existing plans. For high usage, we recommend:

  • Staying on Ultra and using on-demand consumption at the same API rates if needed: Pricing | Cursor Docs
  • If you need a contract with predictable billing and enterprise options, contact sales: Contact our sales team · Cursor. Note that Enterprise is typically for teams and organizations.

If you’d still like to discuss with our team, please share: expected monthly volume, model mix, need for invoices, and any enterprise requirements. We’ll see how we can help.

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Hi, thank you for your reply. When I go try to fill out the form to contact the sales team, it doesn’t let me use my personal gmail account. Do you know of another way to fill out the form?

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To contact sales, try emailing [email protected] directly. This will bypass the form’s restrictions.