Cursor AI Enterprise SSO and Security Certification Support: What Solo Developers Need to Know


Based on Cursor AI's official page (https://cursor.com/pricing), scraped 2026-08-03.

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Bottom Line

[General guidance] When comparing plans together, verify each feature and condition separately in that plan's official description. [General guidance] Verify feature availability in each plan's official description before making your choice.

Verified Facts

  • ๐Ÿ’ก The Cursor Teams Premium plan supports enterprise-grade authentication, including SAML/OIDC SSO.Verified factEvidence: cursor.com
  • ๐Ÿ’ก Team-wide privacy mode allows you to apply data protection policies across the entire team at once.Verified factEvidence: cursor.com
  • ๐Ÿ’ก The Enterprise plan enhances security tracking through audit logs and service accounts.Verified factEvidence: cursor.com

Comparison

Feature Premium Enterprise
SAML/OIDC SSO SAML/OIDC SSO
Team-wide privacy mode Team-wide privacy mode
Audit logs and service accounts Audit logs and service accounts
Section evidence: cursor.com

Plan-by-Plan Availability of SSO and Security Features

The Cursor Teams Premium plan officially supports SAML/OIDC SSO. This allows organizations to manage user access through a centralized authentication system. Additionally, the Premium plan includes team-wide privacy mode, enabling you to batch-configure settings so that code data from all team members is not used for training. If you require a higher level of security tracking and control, the Enterprise plan is suitable. It includes audit logs and service accounts, allowing you to closely monitor system access and code change histories. [General guidance] Verify feature availability in each plan's official description before making your choice. [General guidance] Check the latest guidance on the official page and compare options based on your project scale before proceeding.

Section evidence: cursor.com

Security and Authentication Selection Guide for Solo Developers

[General guidance] As a solo developer, you should first determine if SSO is essential. If you're only using Cursor personally, the Solo plan (e.g., Pro) may be sufficient. [General guidance] Verify feature availability in each plan's official description before making your choice. [General guidance] The Enterprise plan might be overkill for a solo developer. Invoice/PO payments, SCIM seat management, and the AI code tracing API are better suited for large organizations. [General guidance] Check the latest guidance on the official page and compare options based on your project scale before proceeding. [General guidance] Verify whether the feature is listed for the plan in the official description before deciding.

Section evidence: cursor.com

Questions About This Pricing

Q. Which plan do I need to choose to use SSO on Cursor?

SAML/OIDC SSO is only supported on the Teams Premium or Enterprise plans. It cannot be used with the Solo plan.

Evidence: cursor.com
Q. What additional features are provided if a solo developer uses a team plan?

The Teams Premium plan provides centralized team billing and administration, a team marketplace, Bugbot code reviews, cloud agents, usage analytics, and team-wide privacy mode.

Evidence: cursor.com
Q. What features are available for security tracking?

With the Enterprise plan, you can closely monitor system access and code change histories through audit logs and service accounts.

Evidence: cursor.com

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