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Enterprise credibility dies on a wrong number

Put yourself in this case: "A security lead asks whether zero-data-retention always applies. What's the precise, credible answer?" Give the clearest next step.

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Enterprise credibility dies on a wrong number. Carry the verified facts precisely and label the perishable ones 'verify before quoting' instead of stating them as gospel. These are the load-bearing claims for the foundational pitch.

Two shelves: durable vs. perishable

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diagram: fact-shelf

Durable claims (audited posture) you can state with confidence. Perishable ones (directional stats, dates, pricing) get verified the day you say them.

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Agent surface & Bugbot

Agent surface & Bugbotcurrent, but mark dates

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Cursor 3An older release label for Cursor's multi-agent interface; current product guidance calls the active surface the Agents Window. Press Enter for the full definition..1 (Apr 2026)
What to say
Added CLI /debug
Caution
Tie versions to dates
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Cursor 3An older release label for Cursor's multi-agent interface; current product guidance calls the active surface the Agents Window. Press Enter for the full definition..7 (Jun 2026)
What to say
Cloud AgentsAgents that run in a Cursor-managed virtual machine, check out the repo, do the work and open a pull request, then shut down, with no load on your laptop. Press Enter for the full definition. with guided environment setup, reusable snapshots, .cursor/environment.json, /in-cloud subagents, /babysit and local/cloud handoff
Caution
Not approved everywhere (see Aurora)
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BugbotCursor's automated PR reviewer that posts inline findings and can push fix commits from isolated VMs. Press Enter for the full definition. (June 2026)
What to say
Average review time ~90 seconds, down from ~5 minutes; ~22% lower run cost; ~10% more bugs found; model not published by Cursor (don't assert one); /review runs before push
Caution
Pre-merge-resolution stats are older/directional - verify
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Organizations
What to say
GA to Enterprise on June 3, 2026: one admin plane over many teams, with Groups for cohort model-access/spend/agent permissions
Caution
Confirm effective settings because most-permissive wins

Pricing - directional only

  • Teams Standard lists at $40 monthly or $32 annual per seat; Teams Premium lists at $120 monthly or $96 annual per seat with 5x Standard usage.
  • Teams usage is split into Auto + ComposerCursor's own fast coding model, tuned for the editor and priced well below frontier models; the recommended day-to-day model for executing a plan. Press Enter for the full definition. and third-party API pools.
  • Enterprise is negotiated, with volume discounts at 100+ seats.
  • Never quote enterprise pricing as a fixed number. State the list anchor and pivot to value.
Perishable - verify before quoting

Older BugbotCursor's automated PR reviewer that posts inline findings and can push fix commits from isolated VMs. Press Enter for the full definition. pre-merge-resolution and timing shorthand can be less precise than the June 2026 average-review-time claim.

Pricing, Organizations and any feature-version claim can move, so confirm the day you quote them.

Anything you'd put in a slide for a CISOChief Information Security Officer. The executive who owns security; usually the hardest and most important person to win over. Press Enter for the full definition.: if it's a number, source it the day you say it.

Say it like this

"We're SOC 2 Type II with AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.2+ in transit. One caveat I'll surface before your security team does: zero-data-retention does not apply if you bring your own API keys."