Cursor
- Hobby · freeMonth
- Pro · $20Month
- Pro+ · $60Month
- Ultra · $200Month
- Start (India) · ₹649Month
- Teams Standard · $40Month
- Teams Premium · $120Month
- Enterprise · contact salesCustom
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Cursor: Work across codebases in a VS Code-based editor with an agent, chat, and autocomplete. Entry: Free plan; first paid plan: Pro. Aider: Aider is a free, open-source coding assistant for the terminal. It uses a repository map, can edit multiple files and records changes through Git commits. Linters and tests can run after edits; images, web pages and voice input can also help describe a task. Entry: Free plan; first paid plan: Cloud provider API. The deciding factors are the actual workflow and the published plan and usage terms.
| Criterion | Cursor | Aider |
|---|---|---|
| Free access | Free plan | Free plan |
| Paid from | Pro · $20Month | Cloud provider API · Not verified for this marketusage |
Each vendor separately. The same row does not mean the same plan. Prices follow the selected price region.
Work across codebases in a VS Code-based editor with an agent, chat, and autocomplete.
Individual plans start at $20 per month and Teams at $40 per user per month. Every plan includes a set amount of model usage; usage beyond it is billed afterwards.
Aider is a free, open-source coding assistant for the terminal. It uses a repository map, can edit multiple files and records changes through Git commits. Linters and tests can run after edits; images, web pages and voice input can also help describe a task.
You connect a cloud model through an API or run a local model, for example with Ollama. The software license is free, but model calls, hardware and operation can incur costs. A provider's free model follows that provider's limits, not a monthly allowance funded by Aider.
Cursor: Free plan. Aider: Free plan.
Cursor is listed under the “Development & Code” category, Aider under “Development & Code.”
Cursor documents 8 plans, Aider documents 3 plans, each with price, billing period, and included features.
For Cursor and Aider, prices, limits, and product details are each based on the current official vendor page. Missing values stay marked as not published rather than being estimated.