
AI coding assistant startup Windsurf has promoted “large -scale reductions” to users in competition with rival cursors by reducing the price of “overall” on Monday.
Windsurf said that AI is eliminating the complex “Flow Action Credits” system that AI claims for the behavior of the background. In addition, the price of the team plan is reduced from $ 35 to $ 35 to $ 30 per user, while the corporate plan is “much cheaper” according to the announcement.
The Windsurf Product Marketer Rob Hou has been declared on X, and Windsurf now has a “best and low -cost pricing structure of all AI coding tools in the market,” and recognizes it as Windsurf that optimizes GPU usage.
The HOU criticized the $ 20 “confusing” competitors a month with a clear discovery of the Cursor’s individual monthly plan, which began at $ 20 compared to the $ 15 of Windsurf.
Inspection, which is known to be considered that Windsurf is considered to have acquired OPENAI for $ 3 billion (Cursor’s Creator AnySphere is discussed for $ 10 billion), Techcrunch reported by TechCrunch earlier, Windsurf is about $ 100 million compared to Cursor’s $ 300 million. Coding Assistant STARTUP has produced about $ 100 million in small and Arr. Openai originally wanted to buy a cursor, but it is not going to grow too quickly and sell it to the market.
Windsurf has not confirmed the OPENAI acquisition report, but has recently strengthened its open cooperation with Openai.
For example, Varun Mohan, CEO of Windsurf, appeared in a launching video for the latest API model family of Openai earlier this month. And as part of the price change, Windsurf uses Openai’s latest GPT-4.1 and O4-Mini models for free for a week for free.
The biggest problem is whether the cursor cuts its own price in response to the renovation of Windsurf. This can lead to price wars, making it more difficult for two startups to profitable.
Windsurf, who refused to mention this article, said in a presentation that he continues to convey his promise to “deliver” from the beginning to the user.
The cursor producer AnySphere did not respond to the request.