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Create a card for Cursor in Halocard
In your Halocard dashboard, create a new card, name it Cursor and set a limit that covers what you are about to pay.
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AcceptedHalocard is accepted
Halocard is accepted at Cursor. Cursor accepts all major credit and debit cards through Stripe checkout for Pro, Pro+, Ultra and Teams plans, while Enterprise plans can pay by invoice or wire transfer. Usage beyond your plan's included amount is billed to your card in arrears, on separate invoices. Plans bought inside the iOS or Android app are billed by Apple or Google instead.
Halocard has processed 500+ transactions for Cursor
What payment methods does Cursor accept?
Accepted
- AcceptedHalocard
- AcceptedCredit Cards
- AcceptedDebit Cards
- AcceptedApple Pay
- AcceptedGoogle Pay
- Accepted with conditionsWire TransferEnterprise plans only, invoiced after you contact Cursor sales.
Not accepted
- Not acceptedPrepaid Cards
- Not acceptedPayPal
- Not acceptedBank Transfer (ACH)
- Not acceptedCryptocurrency
- Not acceptedStablecoins
How does Cursor appear on my statement?
CURSOR, AI POWERED IDECURSOR USAGE
What merchant category (MCC) is Cursor?
5734Computer software stores
How to pay for Cursor with Halocard
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Open Billing and click Adjust plan
Sign in at cursor.com/dashboard/billing, find the tile with your current plan and click Adjust plan. Select Pro, Pro+ or Ultra, or start a Teams plan from the pricing page.
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Pay in Stripe checkout
Enter the card number, expiry, CVC and billing address in Stripe checkout and confirm. An upgrade to an individual plan takes effect immediately.
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Optional: turn on on-demand usage
In the dashboard sidebar, open Spending. Under On-Demand Usage, set Monthly Limit to a fixed amount or Unlimited and click Save. If no card is on file, Cursor asks you to add one first.
Official payment guidance from Cursor
- Payment options and plans: https://cursor.com/pricing
- Update your card and find invoices: https://cursor.com/help/account-and-billing/billing
- Fix a failed payment: https://cursor.com/help/account-and-billing/payment-issues
Tips for successful payments at Cursor
- AcceptedAdd or change your card in the Stripe billing portal: open cursor.com/dashboard/billing and click Manage Subscription.
- AcceptedOn an individual plan, turn on on-demand usage under Spending and set a monthly limit, so usage charges stay within an amount you choose.
- AcceptedOn a Teams plan, an admin can turn on Only Admins Can Edit Usage Settings in the Spending tab, so only admins change on-demand usage and spend limits.
- AcceptedEnter the billing name and address exactly as they appear on your Halocard.
Why do Cursor payments decline?
- Payment failed at checkout or renewal
- Open Manage Subscription on cursor.com/dashboard/billing, confirm the card number, expiry, CVC and billing address, then retry the payment from the billing page.
- The card is still declined after checking the details
- Ask the card issuer to confirm online charges are enabled for this transaction, or update the default card in the Stripe billing portal and retry.
- Payment went through but the plan still shows Free
- Wait a few minutes and refresh the dashboard, then sign out and back in with the email that was charged. If the plan is still wrong, contact Cursor support with the receipt and a screenshot of your plan.
Cursor payment FAQ
How much does Cursor cost?
Hobby is free. Pro is $20 a month, Pro+ $60 and Ultra $200. Teams costs $40 per user a month for Standard seats and $120 for Premium seats. Enterprise is priced on request and adds invoice billing. Prices exclude any applicable taxes, and usage beyond each plan's included amount is billed separately as on-demand usage.
How does Cursor on-demand usage work?
Every plan includes a monthly usage budget. Past it, on-demand usage is billed at model API rates, in arrears, with its own invoices and line items. On individual plans you must turn it on in your spending settings; on Teams it is on by default. A spend limit stops on-demand usage when reached, though enforcement is not instant, so usage can briefly run over.
Can I get a refund from Cursor?
On Pro, Pro+ and Ultra, the latest subscription payment may be refunded if it was made in the last 14 days and you have not used the plan that period. Refunds reach the original payment method in 5 to 10 business days. On-demand charges for usage already consumed are not refundable. Plans bought in the app are refunded by Apple or Google.
How do I cancel my Cursor subscription?
Use the cancellation option in the billing menu at cursor.com/dashboard/billing, or contact Cursor support. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid the next charge. You keep paid access until the current billing period ends. A plan bought in the iOS or Android app is cancelled in your Apple or Google Play subscription settings.
Can I subscribe to Cursor in the mobile app?
Yes. The Cursor iOS app and the Grok Bot Android app sell monthly Pro, Pro+ and Ultra plans as in-app purchases billed by Apple or Google Play. Yearly billing, Teams and Enterprise are sold only on cursor.com. On-demand usage on an in-app plan is billed to a card you add on the web under Spending.
About Cursor
Cursor is an AI code editor and coding agent made by Anysphere, Inc., founded in 2022 and based in San Francisco. It sells Pro, Pro+, Ultra, Teams and Enterprise plans, with on-demand usage billed at model API rates. Cursor serves individual developers and more than 50,000 enterprises, and SpaceX completed its acquisition of the company in August 2026.
- Website
- cursor.com
- Support
- cursor.com/help
- Billed by
- Anysphere, Inc.
- Billing region
- United States ($USD)
- Users
- More than 1 million daily active users, 2026
- Revenue
- More than $2 billion annualized, early 2026
