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Cursor Free Has Limits Nobody Will Put a Number On
The 2,000 completions and 50 requests figures come from users, not from Cursor. The vendor's own pricing page says limited and stops there.
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The 2,000 completions and 50 requests figures come from users, not from Cursor. The vendor's own pricing page says limited and stops there.
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Two separate meters, both monthly, and neither rolls over. The completion cap usually survives longer than the chat cap, and model choice is gone on Free.
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You.com no longer publishes consumer pricing. Its public free tier is a hundred search API calls a day, which is a different product from the assistant it used to be.
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A single Claude Opus message costs more than a free day. Poe's 300 points cover roughly 15 to 30 short messages, and one frontier question can use all of them.
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Fifteen hundred tokens a day sounds like 150 images. Leonardo prices by GPU load, so a real image costs several tokens and the daily allowance is gone in an afternoon.
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Mistral renamed Le Chat to Vibe and gave the free plan $10 a month of API credit, which is the most useful thing on it. The message limit stays unpublished.
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Ideogram's documentation says 30 credits a week. Its pricing page says 10. Both are live. The free plan also requires a Google, Apple or Microsoft sign-in to get any credits at all.
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There is no DeepSeek Plus. The consumer app costs nothing, there is no upgrade to buy, and the only bill is the API, which you can avoid entirely by self-hosting.
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Every guide says 10 messages per two hours. xAI's own pricing page says generous limits and prints no number. The paid tiers share one weekly pool.
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Penpot is the only design tool here whose free plan locks no features at all. The limits are storage, history and eight team members, and all three are quantitative.
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Microsoft does not meter Copilot chat. Think Deeper is free and unlimited, and paying moves you up the queue rather than raising a ceiling.
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Every review quotes 25 credits a month. Adobe does not. The free plan runs on daily generations with no published number, plus two lifetime caps that never reset.