2026 年 7 款 Cursor 替代工具及實際價格比較

By Nole Avery, Editor, AIBuildersUse. Originally published at aibuildersuse.com. Prices were checked on each vendor's own pricing page on Oct 17, 2026. This article was written with AI assistance and edited by AIBuildersUse; the facts come from our published page and vendor sources.

Cursor still has a free plan and paid plans from $8 to $200 a month, but the plans changed. Every tier now draws from one weekly pool of AI usage shared across Cursor and Grok. The $8 Plus plan only includes Grok models. Claude, GPT and other third-party models bill separately at API list price, and you only get them on Premium ($30/mo) and up, which also adds cloud agents, Bugbot code reviews and code hosting on Origin. Teams starts at $30 per user per month.

If you mostly want Claude or GPT, or a different editor, these seven tools may be a better fit for the money.

1. GitHub Copilot in VS Code: the smallest move

Cursor is a VS Code fork, so VS Code with Copilot is the most familiar switch. You get chat beside your code, an Agents window to delegate and track several sessions, and a choice of agent harness (Copilot, Anthropic Claude or OpenAI Codex). You can bring your own API key or a local model, and add MCP servers, skills and plugins. Copilot CLI and cloud agents that open pull requests cover work outside the editor.

Price: Free (limited chat and agent use), Pro $10/mo ($15 of AI credits), Pro+ $39/mo ($70), Max $100/mo ($200). Business is $19 and Enterprise $39 per user/mo. Code completions don't use credits.

2. Claude Code: for agent-first work

If you mostly hand Cursor's agent big multi-file tasks, Claude Code does the same thing from the terminal, VS Code and JetBrains extensions, a desktop app and the web. Its VS Code extension also works inside forks, including Cursor, so you can keep the editor during the switch.

Price: not on Claude Free. Pro is $20/mo ($17/mo billed annually), Max from $100/mo, and Team Standard seats are $25/seat/mo ($20 billed annually).

3. OpenAI Codex: if you already pay for ChatGPT

Codex comes with ChatGPT plans and runs on the web, in the CLI, in an IDE extension and on iOS. The extension works in VS Code, Cursor and Windsurf, and Xcode and JetBrains have their own integrations.

Price: Free and Go ($8/mo) for light tasks, Plus $20/mo, Pro $100, $200 or $500/mo, and Business $20/user/mo billed annually ($25 monthly, 2+ users).

4. Windsurf (now Devin Desktop): the closest like-for-like IDE

Cognition renamed Windsurf to Devin Desktop. It's the other big agentic VS Code-style editor: Tab completion, inline edits and debugging, plus an Agent Command Center for local and cloud agents, and other agents over the Agent Client Protocol (ACP).

Price: Free (light agent quota, unlimited Tab and inline edits), Pro $20/mo, Max $200/mo, and Teams at $80/mo plus $40 per full dev seat, up to 200 users. Quotas refresh daily and weekly.

5. Zed: fast, open source, AI optional

Zed is a native editor written in Rust for macOS, Windows and Linux. The free Personal plan gives unlimited use with your own API keys or external agents such as Claude Agent and Codex, installed from the ACP registry.

Price: Personal $0, Pro $10/mo (unlimited edit predictions and $5 of hosted tokens, then API list price plus 10%, with a 14-day trial), Business $30/seat/mo.

6. Cline: the open-source agent

Cline (Apache-2.0, about 70,000 GitHub stars) runs as a VS Code extension, a CLI, a desktop app and an SDK. It edits across files with diffs and checkpoints, runs terminal commands, uses MCP servers and asks for approval at each step, with a Plan mode before it acts.

Price: free for individual developers. Bring your own keys (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, local Ollama and more) or pay for inference at cost through Cline. ClinePass ($9.99/mo) is optional.

7. Google Antigravity: the biggest free tier from a big lab

Antigravity is an agent-first platform with an IDE, an agent manager app, a CLI, editor extensions and an SDK. The free individual plan includes a range of agent models and unlimited Tab completions and command requests, with basic weekly rate limits.

Price: Individual $0, Google AI Pro $19.99/mo (US), Ultra from $99.99/mo.

How to choose

• Least change: VS Code + GitHub Copilot (free to start, Pro $10/mo).
• Another agentic IDE like Cursor: Windsurf / Devin Desktop (Pro $20/mo).
• You mostly delegate big tasks: Claude Code (Claude Pro $20/mo) or Codex (ChatGPT Plus $20/mo). Both run inside the editor you already use.
• Speed and no lock-in: Zed with your own keys is free, and Cline is free plus whatever tokens you use.
• Most free usage to start: Google Antigravity and Copilot Free.

Also worth knowing

Continue is no longer a Cursor alternative: Cursor acquired it, and its last release shipped on Jun 19, 2026. The Apache-2.0 code stays on GitHub.

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