Cursor boosts Teams limits, adds Premium seat for heavy users

Cursor has just rolled out higher usage limits for all Teams users, alongside a new Premium team seat promising “5x usage at 3x the cost.” The move follows Ultra’s momentum, but early reactions question upgrade details and whether the math really saves money.

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TL;DR

  • Teams limits increased: Higher usage limits for every Teams user
  • Premium team seat introduced: “5x usage at 3x the cost,” positioned for heavier team usage
  • Change framed as driven by Ultra plan adoption
  • Ultra pricing card: $200/mo Individual plan with Ultra selected
  • Ultra features listed: 5x Pro Agent limits, frontier models, MCPs/skills/hooks, cloud agents, Bugbot usage-based billing, priority features
  • Community response mixed: upgrade logistics, plan impacts, claimed discount math, skepticism about future limit tightening

Cursor announced on X that it is increasing usage limits for every Teams user while introducing a new Premium team seat that, according to the company, offers "5x usage at only 3x the cost." The post also pointed readers to a full announcement.

The company’s post links the change to the success of its Ultra plan. An attached pricing-card image showed an Individual plan priced at "$200/mo.," with Ultra selected and a list of included features that included "5x Pro limits on Agent," "Access to frontier models," "MCPs, skills, and hooks," "Cloud agents," "Bugbot on usage-based billing," and "Priority access to new features."

Source: Cursor

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