What is the best Plan to start on

[Alastair_Allars]

Hi, first time poster here… I have just signed up to the $20 Plan, but it seems that in my excitement of creating solutions with the tool I have exceeded my limits. My question is should I go up to the next plan Pro+ at $60 or should I stay as is and set an on demand limit to be $60. If I do go to Pro+ and my usage slows down, can i revert back to the Standard Pro plan at $20. By the way if anyone from Cursor sees this post, I love the platform, have had a lot of fun using it.

[sabriguenes (SG)]

@Alastair_Allars

Hi, first time poster here… I have just signed up to the $20 Plan, but it seems that in my excitement of creating solutions with the tool I have exceeded my limits. My question is should I go up to the next plan Pro+ at $60 or should I stay as is and set an on demand limit to be $60. If I do go to Pro+ and my usage slows down, can i revert back to the Standard Pro plan at $20. By the way if anyone from Cursor sees this post, I love the platform, have had a lot of fun using it.

Hi and welcome!

1. If you want to start and test Cursor, the $20 plan is a good starting point!

2. If you want to develop “daily”, the $60 with low-cost LLMs would make sense.

3. Finally, if you are coding 8h~ daily, I recommend the Ultra plan.