#Pricing Transparency

Cursor removed cost information from the usage page and CSV export

Cursor has removed cost visibility from its usage tracking interface for self-serve plans, displaying only token counts instead of dollar amounts on the usage page and CSV exports, significantly impacting IT organizations' ability to monitor spend and enforce budget controls. This change creates operational friction for teams managing shared usage pools or tracking per-user and per-model spending, forcing them to rely on fragmented alternative dashboards or custom scripts to maintain cost visibility. Organizations should reassess their cost monitoring workflows and escalate requests to Cursor for granular spending transparency, particularly for Teams and Enterprise deployments where detailed usage allocation is critical for chargeback and budget management.