On free tier, Cursor is Hobby, Free and Augment Code does not publish it. On cheapest paid plan, Cursor is $20 / mo. (Pro) and Augment Code is $20 /month flat, no per-seat charge (Standard). On team plan, Cursor is $40 / user / mo. (Teams, Standard seat) and Augment Code is $20/month flat, up to 50 seats included (Standard). On past the included usage, Cursor is On-demand usage, billed in arrears and Augment Code is Top-ups, pay as you go. ToolDrift sells neither of these and takes no referral fee on either, it scores them. Every figure was read off the named company's own page on or since 2026-09-18; the URLs and the dates are at the foot of this page, and a job re-fetches each one on a schedule and fails when a figure is no longer on the page it came from.
| COMPARED ON |  CURSOR |  AUGMENT CODE |
|---|---|---|
| Free tierwhat the vendor gives you at $0 a month, in its own words | Hobby, Free"No credit card required", limited Agent requests, access to Composer. Cursor serves two pricing layouts at random on the same URL, and the plan name sits next to a tagline in one of them, so this row matches the feature line both layouts carry.cursor.com, read 18 September 2026 | not publishedAugment publishes three plans: Standard, Business and Enterprise. None is free and there is no free tier on the page.augmentcode.com, read 18 September 2026 |
| Cheapest paid plan | $20 / mo. (Pro)Cursor names the $20 tier Pro. Sampled ten times tonight, the page returned two layouts five times each: one prints Hobby Free, Pro $20 / mo., Pro+ $60 / mo. and Ultra $200 / mo. as four cards, the other prints one Individual card at $20 / mo. covering Pro, Pro+ and Ultra, which is what this row recorded on 14 August 2026. Both agree the cheapest paid price is $20 / mo. Cursor also publishes Start at ₹649/mo, tax inclusive, for developers in India only.cursor.com, read 18 September 2026 | $20 /month flat, no per-seat charge (Standard)Augment added a Standard plan below Business after this row was read on 14 August 2026. Standard is $20/month flat with "$20/mo of usage across LLM, Context Engine & compute" included. Business is the same shape at $100/month with $100 of usage.augmentcode.com, read 18 September 2026 |
| Team plan | $40 / user / mo. (Teams, Standard seat)"There are two business plans: Teams and Enterprise (custom). Teams offers two seat types: standard ($40/user/mo) and premium ($120/user/mo), where premium adds 5x the standard limits on Agent." Read off Cursor's pricing documentation rather than the pricing page, because one of the two layouts that page serves at random omits the Teams block entirely.cursor.com, read 18 September 2026 | $20/month flat, up to 50 seats included (Standard)"One flat price for your whole team, up to 50 seats with $20 of usage included every month." Business is the same shape at $100/month with $100 of usage. Enterprise is Custom with unlimited users. Usage and top-ups are pooled across the team, with no per-seat charge.augmentcode.com, read 18 September 2026 |
| Past the included usagewhat the vendor says happens when the plan's allowance runs out, the line that decides the real bill, and the one no headline price includes | On-demand usage, billed in arrears"Every plan includes a set amount of model usage. On-demand usage allows you to continue using models after your included amount is consumed, billed in arrears."cursor.com, read 18 September 2026 | Top-ups, pay as you goPast the usage included in the plan, $20 on Standard or $100 on Business, you buy top-ups rather than moving to a higher tier.augmentcode.com, read 18 September 2026 |
Pick Cursor when
You want the editor everyone else on the team already knows, and you want the agent and the editor to be one product rather than a plugin. Cursor is the default answer for a reason: it is the most widely used of these, its $20 tier is the same price as the cheapest agent subscription here, and its Teams tier at $40 / user / mo. is the only one on this table that bundles SSO, pooled billing and agentic code review without a sales call.
Pick Augment Code when
The codebase is large enough that context is the whole problem, and the team is big enough that per-seat pricing has stopped being rational. Augment is the only entry in this table priced as "$20 /month flat, no per-seat charge" on Standard for up to 50 seats, so a twenty-developer team pays $20 against $800 for Cursor Teams, and the retrieval engine is what it sells rather than the editor.
Cursor vs Augment Code, free tier?
Cursor: Hobby, Free. "No credit card required", limited Agent requests, access to Composer. Cursor serves two pricing layouts at random on the same URL, and the plan name sits next to a tagline in one of them, so this row matches the feature line both layouts carry. Augment Code does not state it on augmentcode.com. Augment publishes three plans: Standard, Business and Enterprise. None is free and there is no free tier on the page. Read from cursor.com and augmentcode.com on 2026-09-18. Free tier here means what the vendor gives you at $0 a month, in its own words.
Cursor vs Augment Code, cheapest paid plan?
Cursor: $20 / mo. (Pro). Cursor names the $20 tier Pro. Sampled ten times tonight, the page returned two layouts five times each: one prints Hobby Free, Pro $20 / mo., Pro+ $60 / mo. and Ultra $200 / mo. as four cards, the other prints one Individual card at $20 / mo. covering Pro, Pro+ and Ultra, which is what this row recorded on 14 August 2026. Both agree the cheapest paid price is $20 / mo. Cursor also publishes Start at ₹649/mo, tax inclusive, for developers in India only. Augment Code: $20 /month flat, no per-seat charge (Standard). Augment added a Standard plan below Business after this row was read on 14 August 2026. Standard is $20/month flat with "$20/mo of usage across LLM, Context Engine & compute" included. Business is the same shape at $100/month with $100 of usage. Read from cursor.com and augmentcode.com on 2026-09-18.
Cursor vs Augment Code, team plan?
Cursor: $40 / user / mo. (Teams, Standard seat). "There are two business plans: Teams and Enterprise (custom). Teams offers two seat types: standard ($40/user/mo) and premium ($120/user/mo), where premium adds 5x the standard limits on Agent." Read off Cursor's pricing documentation rather than the pricing page, because one of the two layouts that page serves at random omits the Teams block entirely. Augment Code: $20/month flat, up to 50 seats included (Standard). "One flat price for your whole team, up to 50 seats with $20 of usage included every month." Business is the same shape at $100/month with $100 of usage. Enterprise is Custom with unlimited users. Usage and top-ups are pooled across the team, with no per-seat charge. Read from cursor.com and augmentcode.com on 2026-09-18.
When should I pick Cursor, and when Augment Code?
Cursor, You want the editor everyone else on the team already knows, and you want the agent and the editor to be one product rather than a plugin. Cursor is the default answer for a reason: it is the most widely used of these, its $20 tier is the same price as the cheapest agent subscription here, and its Teams tier at $40 / user / mo. is the only one on this table that bundles SSO, pooled billing and agentic code review without a sales call. Augment Code, The codebase is large enough that context is the whole problem, and the team is big enough that per-seat pricing has stopped being rational. Augment is the only entry in this table priced as "$20 /month flat, no per-seat charge" on Standard for up to 50 seats, so a twenty-developer team pays $20 against $800 for Cursor Teams, and the retrieval engine is what it sells rather than the editor.
| COLUMN | PAGE | WHAT IT SUPPLIED | READ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor | cursor.com | Free tier, Cheapest paid plan, Past the included usage | 18 September 2026 |
| Cursor | cursor.com | Team plan | 18 September 2026 |
| Augment Code | augmentcode.com | Free tier, Cheapest paid plan, Team plan, Past the included usage | 18 September 2026 |
- Cursorcursor.comFree tier, Cheapest paid plan, Past the included usageREAD 18 SEPTEMBER 2026
- Cursorcursor.comTeam planREAD 18 SEPTEMBER 2026
- Augment Codeaugmentcode.comFree tier, Cheapest paid plan, Team plan, Past the included usageREAD 18 SEPTEMBER 2026
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