How to Unlock Cursor Pro for Free and Beat the 14-Day Limit

Want to try the full power of the AI coding tool Cursor but stuck behind trial limits? This article shows how to use open-source projects to break past the official trial restrictions and enjoy all the Pro features!

Cursor's Official Trial Policy Overview

Cursor offers a 14-day free trial of the Pro version with the following limits:

• Code completions: up to 2,000
• Advanced model requests: 50 (e.g., GPT-4, Claude 3.5)
• Base model requests: 200 (e.g., GPT-3.5)

Once the trial ends, if you don't upgrade to a paid user, you can no longer use the Pro version's advanced features.

To solve the trial-expiry problem, netizens racked their brains and open-source projects for free Cursor Pro refills started popping up. Below are some typical open-source projects for refilling Cursor Pro for free.

Open-Source Projects for Unlimited Free Cursor Pro Refills

1. Open-source project: cursor-free-everyday

• Source: https://github.com/agentcodee/cursor-free-everyday
• To solve the trial limitation, community developers launched the open-source project cursor-free-everyday. Its features include: automatic account management — one-click account acquisition, no need for your own account, no worries about machine-code issues, simple yet very powerful; quota reset mechanism — breaks past official limits for unlimited code generation and calls; completely free and open source — transparent and public, anyone is welcome to use or help improve it.

2. Open-source project: cursor-free-vip

• Source: https://github.com/yeongpin/cursor-free-vip

3. Open-source project: go-cursor-help

• Source: https://github.com/yuaotian/go-cursor-help
• Core features: automatically clears Cursor's trial machine-identification code via scripts, resets the device fingerprint and removes the same-device multiple-trial limit; supports Windows, macOS and Linux.
• How to use: run the corresponding script for your system, delete the account and re-register to restore the trial period. The project also offers an anti-upgrade feature that locks the current stable version 125.

Notes: close the Cursor client before running the script, and it's recommended to use it with a newly registered account to avoid official email bans.

4. Open-source project: cursor-vip

• Source: https://github.com/kingparks/cursor-vip
• Core features: shared Pro account mode — up to 8 devices share one paid account to split costs, suitable for users in regions where payment is restricted. Provides CLI tools and config-file customization.
• How to use: install via script or download the binary manually; after configuring, Cursor shows a VIP account. Note that stability depends on the shared account's maintenance.

5. Open-source project: Cursor_pro

• Source: https://github.com/lbjlaq/Cursor_pro
• Core features: automated account registration and machine-code reset, supporting Windows and macOS (Apple Silicon). A visual interface simplifies the process — great for non-technical users.
• Highlights: built-in browser automation module that handles CAPTCHAs and the account-deletion flow automatically, reducing manual complexity.

6. Open-source project: cursor-tool

• Source: https://gitee.com/lyz171272/cursor-tool
• Features: integrates account management, machine-code reset and update blocking; must run with administrator privileges. Modifies the system hosts file to prevent Cursor from auto-updating, keeping the tool effective long-term.