Cursor

Cursor is a code editor with a built-in AI assistant: it completes code as you type, answers questions about the project, edits several files at once and can work in agent mode. It looks and feels much like VS Code, so developers switch to it without a long adjustment period. The free plan caps the number of model requests, while paid plans raise those limits.

Sellers here offer paid Cursor subscription setup, ready-made accounts with an active plan, and services such as help with configuring the editor, connecting models and moving a working environment over. The key question is whose account the plan goes on. A subscription on your own account keeps your settings, history and email. A ready-made account is convenient, but the service's terms do not allow account transfers and such an account can be restricted. Also check which plan is paid and until when, and do not open private work code inside someone else's account.

Every deal is protected by the marketplace: the money is held by the site until you sign in to Cursor, see the active plan and confirm receipt. Details arrive on the deal page with automatic delivery or from the seller in the chat. If the plan is not active or the account does not match the listing, open a dispute before confirming and a moderator will review the chat. Account purchases can include an optional guarantee package. A tip: before paying, ask the seller how the plan will be set up, and whenever possible choose setup on your own email.