I am on the $20 subscription. A few days ago when I viewed usage I would see the costs. Now I don’t and it’s been reworked to show a percentage of monthly usage. Is there an announcement somewhere explaining the change in strategy? Thanks
I am on the Pro subscription too. Are you referring to the web dashboard view or in the IDE v2.15.17?
Web Dashboard:
https://cursor.com/dashboard?tab=billing
IDE (clicking the label triggers the popup):
Hi, thanks, I’m referring to the web dashboard. I was regularly keeping an eye on usage costs per conversation
this should show cost per prompt: https://cursor.com/dashboard?tab=usage
That’s interesting how it doesn’t show the actual cost for auto.
Yes, frustrating! I assume some haven’t changed over yet but it’s coming to everyone
That would be lame. So we wont’ know how much stuff costs and how its impacting our usage? Does it only do it to Auto for you, or all models. I only see auto in your screenshot.
Looks like a completely new pricing strategy with the additional usage using the API reserve and the percentage usage being some hidden allocation with no way of knowing how it’s impacted by each call, unless I’m missing something
UPDATE - it’s pushed the sonnet costs into the API $20 allocation but hasn’t told me how much it cost. I just have to assume it’s somewhere between $0.01 and $0.40 depending on rounding
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Interesting. Yea this looks like they are gradually rolling this out. In a way this could be better for people since it gives people more usage from Auto/Composer in theory, but they could at least tell you how much each request cost in terms of %. I still have unlimited Auto, so maybe that is why I am not seeing this new pricing strategy.
Are there any costs seen on this page? https://cursor.com/dashboard?tab=billing If so, then one could monitor the changes and see the cost for each prompt.
By chance are using a teams plan?
Here they mention this being the new way usage is shown for teams.
No, I’m on the pro plan
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I also don’t see the costs in dollars anymore and that’s frustrating. However, I found out that the costs show up in .csv file when you use “Export CSV”
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Good find, I wonder if you can see the cost in the json response (DevTools > Network > get-fitlered-usage-events) to https://cursor.com/api/dashboard/get-filtered-usage-events
If so, could write something that exposes that bit of the json.
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Yeah that’s interesting, good find, so the data is there and they have stopped showing it. It may be just a matter of time before we can’t see it whatsoever
Heavy plus.
https://cursor.com/dashboard?tab=usage used to show costs before plan limits were reached. Now they show “Included”.
This hurts cost efficiency as I can no longer see if the model is producing efficient results. I can calculate or guess it based on token counts, but this just adds more work for me.
You can get the information in the response JSON and in the CSV download but I also appreciated the efficiency of tuning based on easily seeing the cost of a prompt - I won’t take the time to keep exporting
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It’s time to write a chrome extension 
