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Isn’t Cursor’s business model mostly subscriptions? They’re the ones paying for inference, not the user directly, right? So wouldn’t they be incentivized to min
by Archonical 6mo ago
Isn’t Cursor’s business model mostly subscriptions? They’re the ones paying for inference, not the user directly, right? So wouldn’t they be incentivized to minimize token usage per unit of user value, not maximize raw tokens?
- adityamwagh 5mo agoI think enterprise users have a API for the whole company do pay as you go? I believe that’s where they make the most money.
- bb1298 6mo agoNope. Enterprise you pay for seat to access all of the enterprise features and then you just pay for tokens as you go. Vast majority of their actual revenue comes from enterprise and their revenue is just api pass through to the model providers.
- fweimer 6mo agoIt's pay-as-you-go after a certain number of included requests/tokens: https://cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing https://cursor.com/docs/models-and-pricing