Cursor vs. Replit: data protection per plan
Cursor (5 plans) and Replit (4 plans) side by side: DPA, training on inputs, hosting and data retention per plan, based on the providers’ public documents. Without rating.
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At a glance
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| Feature | Cursor | Replit |
|---|---|---|
| Provider based in | Anysphere, Inc., 2261 Market Street STE 86466, San Francisco, CA 94114, USA | Replit, Inc., 1001 E Hillsdale Blvd, Suite 400, Foster City, CA 94404, USA |
| Plans recorded | 5 | 4 |
| Hosting | mixed: all 5 plans | US only: Startermixed: Core, Pro, Enterprise |
| Training on inputs | opt-out available: all 5 plans | not documented: Starter, Coreopt-out available: Prono: Enterprise |
| DPA | not documented: Free, Plus, Premium / Super / Ultra, Teamsyes: Enterprise | not documented: Starter, Coreyes: Pro, Enterprise |
| As of | 18 Oct 2026 | 18 Oct 2026 |
Plans compared
Comparing: Cursor Teams vs. Replit Pro
| Feature | CursorTeams | ReplitPro |
|---|---|---|
| differs by plan | not publicly documented | yes |
| Details: DPA available | not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service') | yes (DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement; EU SCCs Module Two/Three, UK Addendum; general authorisation for sub-processors) Provider’s DPA |
| opt-out available | opt-out available | |
| Details: Training on inputs | Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. Teams: team-wide privacy settings; new members inherit the team setting; admins can enforce Privacy Mode. | Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service. Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): opt-out from the use of content for model development only for Pro users (Settings > Personalization > Model Improvement); for Enterprise, Replit does not use customer content for training. Default setting not documented. According to the documentation, the opt-out applies only to new content and does not delete any data; processing for operation, security and troubleshooting continues. |
| mixed | mixed | |
| Details: Data residency | Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development. | Trust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Pro: workspace and publishing region selectable (including EU). |
| list available | list available | |
| Details: List published |
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| differs by plan | With Privacy Mode: ZDR with model… | DPA: customer may request return or… |
| Details: Data retention | With Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented. | DPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': paid subscriptions are not terminated for inactivity. Pricing page: database rollback up to 28 days. |
| differs by plan | from 30 USD/user/mo | 100 USD/mo… (further prices in the details) |
| Details: Price | from USD 30 per user per month (pricing page: "$30+/user/month", excl. taxes); seat types can be combined. | 100 USD per month or 90 USD per month with annual payment (pricing page; plus taxes depending on location). The pricing page shows further Pro tiers at 225, 440, 850 and 2,050 USD per month (with annual payment 215, 425, 825 and 2,000 USD per month); monthly credits according to the FAQ 'starting at $100 for Pro'. Additional usage under Effort-Based Pricing (pay-as-you-go) or via credit packs; budgets can be set as a hard cap. |
| yes | yes | |
| Details: AI features included | yes (as Premium, plus team marketplace, centralised billing, team-wide privacy settings, custom chat data retention, SAML/OIDC SSO; usage 4x to 50x Plus depending on seat tier) | yes (10 parallel Agents, USD 100 credit for the most powerful models, up to 15 collaborators, premium support) |
| 6 sources | 11 sources | |
| Details: Sources with retrieval date |
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Contract / DPA
- differs by plan
- Cursor Teamsnot publicly documented
- Replit Proyes
- Cursor Teams
not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service')
Replit Proyes (DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement; EU SCCs Module Two/Three, UK Addendum; general authorisation for sub-processors)
Provider’s DPA
Training
- Cursor Teamsopt-out available
- Replit Proopt-out available
- Cursor Teams
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. Teams: team-wide privacy settings; new members inherit the team setting; admins can enforce Privacy Mode.
Replit ProPrivacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service. Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): opt-out from the use of content for model development only for Pro users (Settings > Personalization > Model Improvement); for Enterprise, Replit does not use customer content for training. Default setting not documented. According to the documentation, the opt-out applies only to new content and does not delete any data; processing for operation, security and troubleshooting continues.
Hosting
- Cursor Teamsmixed
- Replit Promixed
- Cursor Teams
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
Replit ProTrust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Pro: workspace and publishing region selectable (including EU).
Sub-processors
- Cursor Teamslist available
- Replit Prolist available
- Cursor Teams
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
Replit Pro- Cloud/hosting: Google (cloud infrastructure and AI models), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, HashiCorp Cloud, Neon (database) – all USA
- AI models and infrastructure: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Baseten, Fireworks AI, Parallel Web Systems, Firecrawl, Anima App – all USA
- Others (extract): Stripe, Orb, Verifi, Clazar (payment/billing), Clerk, Stytch, WorkOS (identity/SSO), Datadog, Sentry, Grafana Labs (monitoring), Zendesk, Common Room, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, IntouchCX (Canada), OWND ApS/Parahelp (support), analytics/marketing services (including Amplitude, Segment, HubSpot, ZoomInfo – USA)
- Full list (around 50 entries) see subprocessorUrl; all except IntouchCX (Canada) located in the USA
Retention
- differs by plan
- Cursor TeamsWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model…
- Replit ProDPA: customer may request return or…
- Cursor TeamsWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.Replit ProDPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': paid subscriptions are not terminated for inactivity. Pricing page: database rollback up to 28 days.
Price
- differs by plan
- Cursor Teamsfrom 30 USD/user/mo
- Replit Pro100 USD/mo… (further prices in the details)
- Cursor Teams
from USD 30 per user per month (pricing page: "$30+/user/month", excl. taxes); seat types can be combined.
Replit Pro100 USD per month or 90 USD per month with annual payment (pricing page; plus taxes depending on location). The pricing page shows further Pro tiers at 225, 440, 850 and 2,050 USD per month (with annual payment 215, 425, 825 and 2,000 USD per month); monthly credits according to the FAQ 'starting at $100 for Pro'. Additional usage under Effort-Based Pricing (pay-as-you-go) or via credit packs; budgets can be set as a hard cap.
- Cursor Teamsyes
- Replit Proyes
- Cursor Teams
yes (as Premium, plus team marketplace, centralised billing, team-wide privacy settings, custom chat data retention, SAML/OIDC SSO; usage 4x to 50x Plus depending on seat tier)
Replit Proyes (10 parallel Agents, USD 100 credit for the most powerful models, up to 15 collaborators, premium support)
Evidence
- Cursor Teams6 sources
- Replit Pro11 sources
- Cursor Teams
- PricingPricing page, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Security (as of 2026-08-25)Trust Center, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Data Use & Privacy Overview (as of 2026-09-03)Privacy notice, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11)Privacy notice, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Privacy and data governanceDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Trust Center: Subprocessors (Vanta, 20 entries)Sub-processor list, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
Replit Pro- PricingPricing page, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- SecurityTrust Center, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03)Privacy notice, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Data Processing Agreement (as of 2026-04-01)DPA, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Subprocessors (as of August 2026)Sub-processor list, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Terms of Service (as of 2026-08-03)Terms and conditions, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Model improvementDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: GeographyDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Replit's Trust CenterTrust Center, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Account InactivityDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Deleting your dataDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
| Feature | Cursor | Replit |
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| Details: DPA available |
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| differs by tool | opt-out availableall 5 plans |
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| Details: Training on inputs |
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| differs by tool | mixedall 5 plans |
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| Details: Data residency |
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| list availableall 5 plans | list availableall 4 plans | |
| Details: List published |
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| differs by tool | With Privacy Mode: ZDR with model…all 5 plans | DPA: customer may request return or…all 4 plans |
| Details: Data retention |
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| Details: Price |
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| yesall 5 plans | yesall 4 plans | |
| Details: AI features included |
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| 8 sources | 12 sources | |
| Details: Sources with retrieval date |
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Contract / DPA
- Cursor
- not publicly documentedFree (free of charge), Plus, Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual), Teams
- yesEnterprise
- Replit
- not publicly documentedStarter (free of charge), Core
- yesPro, Enterprise
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service')
- Plus
not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service')
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service')
- Teams
not publicly documented (the public DPA refers to a Master Services Agreement with Anysphere; according to the Terms of Service an MSA applies only if the organisation has concluded one; the Privacy Policy mentions a processor role only generally 'For commercial uses of the Service')
- Enterprise
yes (public DPA, applies together with the Master Services Agreement; EU SCCs Module Two and UK Addendum)
Provider’s DPA
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
not publicly documented (the DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement; according to the Terms, this applies to Pro and Enterprise)
- Core
not publicly documented, whether included in the plan (the DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement; according to the Terms, this applies to Pro and Enterprise)
- Pro
yes (DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement; EU SCCs Module Two/Three, UK Addendum; general authorisation for sub-processors)
Provider’s DPA - Enterprise
yes (DPA forms part of the Replit Commercial Agreement)
Provider’s DPA
- Free (free of charge)
Training
- differs by tool
- Cursoropt-out availableall 5 plans
- Replit
- not publicly documentedStarter (free of charge), Core
- opt-out availablePro
- noEnterprise
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. According to the Security page, Privacy Mode is also available for Free and can be enabled in the settings; default setting for individual accounts not publicly documented.
- Plus
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. According to the Security page, Privacy Mode is available for Free and Pro and can be enabled in the settings; default setting for individual accounts not publicly documented.
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. According to the Security page, Privacy Mode is available for Free and Pro and can be enabled in the settings; default setting for individual accounts not publicly documented.
- Teams
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. Teams: team-wide privacy settings; new members inherit the team setting; admins can enforce Privacy Mode.
- Enterprise
Data Use (as of 2026-09-03): with Privacy Mode enabled, Customer Data is not used by Cursor for training; Cursor has zero data retention agreements with all model providers, and the providers do not store or train on the data. Exception: risk classifiers; where abuse detection is triggered, data may be stored for investigation. Non-ZDR models are labelled or require admin approval. Without Privacy Mode, Cursor may store codebase data, prompts, editor actions and code snippets and use them to train its own models. Enterprise: according to the documentation, Privacy Mode is enabled by default and enforceable; requests to models with provider-side storage (according to the documentation, Claude Fable 5 and 5.1) fail until an admin approves the retention policy.
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service. Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): opt-out from the use of content for model development only for Pro users (Settings > Personalization > Model Improvement); for Enterprise, Replit does not use customer content for training. Default setting not documented. No opt-out is documented for Starter.
- Core
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service. Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): opt-out from the use of content for model development only for Pro users (Settings > Personalization > Model Improvement); for Enterprise, Replit does not use customer content for training. Default setting not documented. No opt-out is documented for Core.
- Pro
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service. Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): opt-out from the use of content for model development only for Pro users (Settings > Personalization > Model Improvement); for Enterprise, Replit does not use customer content for training. Default setting not documented. According to the documentation, the opt-out applies only to new content and does not delete any data; processing for operation, security and troubleshooting continues.
- Enterprise
Documentation 'Model improvement' (q7): 'For Enterprise users, Replit does not use customer content to train its models.' Pricing page lists 'Advanced privacy controls' and 'Single-tenant environments' for Enterprise. Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03): legitimate interest in using personal data 'to improve the accuracy of our machine learning technologies such as code generation'. Terms: Replit may view the content of private apps, including to improve the service.
- Free (free of charge)
Hosting
- differs by tool
- Cursormixedall 5 plans
- Replit
- US onlyStarter (free of charge)
- mixedCore, Pro, Enterprise
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
- Plus
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
- Teams
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
- Enterprise
Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11): processing on servers in various jurisdictions, including the US; data of EEA users may be transferred to the US. Sub-processor list (Trust Center): 'Our infrastructure is primarily hosted on AWS US region with some latency critical services in Europe and Singapore.' Docs: data residency only for Enterprise; US-only (inference, processing, storage incl. backups in the US, 10% uplift); EU/UK inference only on request, further EU coverage in development.
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
Trust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Starter: no choice of region documented.
- Core
Trust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Core: publishing region (including EU) selectable, workspace region not.
- Pro
Trust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Pro: workspace and publishing region selectable (including EU).
- Enterprise
Trust Center (FAQ): production infrastructure 'runs entirely on Google Cloud Platform (GCP), in the United States'; 'Data residency can be configured per customer needs'. Security page: a separate, isolated GCP project per customer. Privacy Policy: services hosted primarily in the USA. Docs 'Geography': workspace region (North America, EU, Asia) selectable only on Pro; publishing region (North America, EU, Asia, South America, Australia) on Core, Pro and Enterprise; free accounts publish to North America by default; region cannot be changed after publishing. The page does not state where AI requests are processed; according to the list, the AI sub-processors are located in the USA. Enterprise: publishing region selectable and enforceable organisation-wide; the documentation names the workspace region choice only for Pro.
- Free (free of charge)
Sub-processors
- Cursorlist availableall 5 plans
- Replitlist availableall 4 plans
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
- Plus
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
- Teams
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
- Enterprise
- Amazon Web Services (primary cloud hosting; US, EU, Singapore)
- Further infrastructure: Microsoft Azure (secondary, US), Google Cloud Platform (US), Vercel (web hosting, US), Cloudflare (CDN/network security, worldwide)
- Model providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini (Vertex API), Meta (each worldwide), SpaceXAI (US), TypeSafe AI (US)
- Inference infrastructure: Fireworks (US, Canada, EU, UK), Baseten (US, Canada), Together (own models, with a ZDR agreement according to the list; US, Canada, UK), Nebius (UK), CoreWeave (US), Databricks (analytics database and inference, worldwide)
- Exa (web search, US), Datadog (logging/monitoring, US), WorkOS (SSO/SCIM, US)
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
- Cloud/hosting: Google (cloud infrastructure and AI models), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, HashiCorp Cloud, Neon (database) – all USA
- AI models and infrastructure: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Baseten, Fireworks AI, Parallel Web Systems, Firecrawl, Anima App – all USA
- Others (extract): Stripe, Orb, Verifi, Clazar (payment/billing), Clerk, Stytch, WorkOS (identity/SSO), Datadog, Sentry, Grafana Labs (monitoring), Zendesk, Common Room, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, IntouchCX (Canada), OWND ApS/Parahelp (support), analytics/marketing services (including Amplitude, Segment, HubSpot, ZoomInfo – USA)
- Full list (around 50 entries) see subprocessorUrl; all except IntouchCX (Canada) located in the USA
- Core
- Cloud/hosting: Google (cloud infrastructure and AI models), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, HashiCorp Cloud, Neon (database) – all USA
- AI models and infrastructure: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Baseten, Fireworks AI, Parallel Web Systems, Firecrawl, Anima App – all USA
- Others (extract): Stripe, Orb, Verifi, Clazar (payment/billing), Clerk, Stytch, WorkOS (identity/SSO), Datadog, Sentry, Grafana Labs (monitoring), Zendesk, Common Room, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, IntouchCX (Canada), OWND ApS/Parahelp (support), analytics/marketing services (including Amplitude, Segment, HubSpot, ZoomInfo – USA)
- Full list (around 50 entries) see subprocessorUrl; all except IntouchCX (Canada) located in the USA
- Pro
- Cloud/hosting: Google (cloud infrastructure and AI models), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, HashiCorp Cloud, Neon (database) – all USA
- AI models and infrastructure: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Baseten, Fireworks AI, Parallel Web Systems, Firecrawl, Anima App – all USA
- Others (extract): Stripe, Orb, Verifi, Clazar (payment/billing), Clerk, Stytch, WorkOS (identity/SSO), Datadog, Sentry, Grafana Labs (monitoring), Zendesk, Common Room, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, IntouchCX (Canada), OWND ApS/Parahelp (support), analytics/marketing services (including Amplitude, Segment, HubSpot, ZoomInfo – USA)
- Full list (around 50 entries) see subprocessorUrl; all except IntouchCX (Canada) located in the USA
- Enterprise
- Cloud/hosting: Google (cloud infrastructure and AI models), Microsoft Azure, Cloudflare, HashiCorp Cloud, Neon (database) – all USA
- AI models and infrastructure: Anthropic, OpenAI, OpenRouter, Baseten, Fireworks AI, Parallel Web Systems, Firecrawl, Anima App – all USA
- Others (extract): Stripe, Orb, Verifi, Clazar (payment/billing), Clerk, Stytch, WorkOS (identity/SSO), Datadog, Sentry, Grafana Labs (monitoring), Zendesk, Common Room, Civilized Discourse Construction Kit, IntouchCX (Canada), OWND ApS/Parahelp (support), analytics/marketing services (including Amplitude, Segment, HubSpot, ZoomInfo – USA)
- Full list (around 50 entries) see subprocessorUrl; all except IntouchCX (Canada) located in the USA
- Free (free of charge)
Retention
- differs by tool
- CursorWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model…all 5 plans
- ReplitDPA: customer may request return or…all 4 plans
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)With Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.
- PlusWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)With Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.
- TeamsWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.
- EnterpriseWith Privacy Mode: ZDR with model providers; file contents are encrypted to reduce latency and cached only for the duration of the request. Cloud Agents: according to the documentation, repository contents are stored only during the agent run and deleted afterwards. Without Privacy Mode: inference providers may temporarily store inputs/outputs, which are deleted afterwards. Personal data in general: only as long as necessary (Privacy Policy); specific retention periods not publicly documented.
Replit- Starter (free of charge)DPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': accounts not used within one year are considered inactive; Replit may terminate inactive accounts and delete data, for free accounts the apps are deleted.
- CoreDPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': paid subscriptions are not terminated for inactivity.
- ProDPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': paid subscriptions are not terminated for inactivity. Pricing page: database rollback up to 28 days.
- EnterpriseDPA: customer may request return or deletion of customer data up to 90 days after the end of the contract. Docs 'Deleting your data': account deletion removes all content, personal information is 'purged from our systems'; no time limits. Privacy Policy: deletion or de-identification once no longer needed in identifiable form; no specific time limits. Retention periods for project content and prompts during operation: not publicly documented. Docs 'Account Inactivity': paid subscriptions are not terminated for inactivity.
Price
- differs by tool
- Cursor
- 0 USD/moFree (free of charge)
- 8 USD/moPlus
- several tiersPremium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
- from 30 USD/user/moTeams
- customEnterprise
- Replit
- 0 USDStarter (free of charge)
- 20 USD/mo… (further prices in the details)Core
- 100 USD/mo… (further prices in the details)Pro
- customEnterprise
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
USD 0 per month (pricing page; prices excl. taxes such as VAT)
- Plus
USD 8 per month (pricing page, excl. taxes). According to the pricing page FAQ, subscriptions are sold via X Subscription Corp.
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
Premium USD 30, Super USD 100, Ultra USD 200 per month (pricing page, excl. taxes); third-party models are billed separately based on usage. According to the FAQ, sold via X Subscription Corp.
- Teams
from USD 30 per user per month (pricing page: "$30+/user/month", excl. taxes); seat types can be combined.
- Enterprise
Custom (pricing page: 'Custom'); invoice/PO billing available
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
USD 0 (Starter Plan documentation; no longer listed as a separate plan on the pricing page)
- Core
20 USD per month or 18 USD per month with annual payment (pricing page; prices plus taxes depending on location). Included: 20 USD credits per month; additional usage is billed under Effort-Based Pricing (pay-as-you-go) or covered by credit packs; budgets can be set as a hard cap (pricing page, FAQ).
- Pro
100 USD per month or 90 USD per month with annual payment (pricing page; plus taxes depending on location). The pricing page shows further Pro tiers at 225, 440, 850 and 2,050 USD per month (with annual payment 215, 425, 825 and 2,000 USD per month); monthly credits according to the FAQ 'starting at $100 for Pro'. Additional usage under Effort-Based Pricing (pay-as-you-go) or via credit packs; budgets can be set as a hard cap.
- Enterprise
Individual (pricing page: 'Custom')
- Free (free of charge)
- Cursoryesall 5 plans
- Replityesall 4 plans
- Cursor
- Free (free of charge)
yes (limited AI usage, limited Agent and chat requests; Grok Chat/Imagine/Build limited)
- Plus
yes (shared AI usage pool; according to the pricing page, Grok models only; Grok Chat, Voice, Imagine, Build, Grok API access; plus X features)
- Premium / Super / Ultra (Individual)
yes (Premium 4x, Super 15x, Ultra 50x usage compared with Plus; Cloud Agents and automations, Bugbot, third-party models at API list price, Grok Bot, video generation; plus X features)
- Teams
yes (as Premium, plus team marketplace, centralised billing, team-wide privacy settings, custom chat data retention, SAML/OIDC SSO; usage 4x to 50x Plus depending on seat tier)
- Enterprise
yes (as Teams, plus pooled usage, invoice/PO, SCIM, access, network and model controls, audit logs, Priority Support; optional US data residency)
Replit- Starter (free of charge)
yes (daily Agent credits up to a monthly limit, Lite Build, Design Canvas; no Full Build, no Plan Mode, no AI integrations)
- Core
yes (Replit Agent, AI integrations, Plan Mode; USD 20 credit for more powerful models)
- Pro
yes (10 parallel Agents, USD 100 credit for the most powerful models, up to 15 collaborators, premium support)
- Enterprise
yes (SSO/SAML, advanced privacy controls, single-tenant environments, static egress IPs)
- Free (free of charge)
Evidence
- Cursor8 sources
- Replit12 sources
- Cursor
- PricingPricing page, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Security (as of 2026-08-25)Trust Center, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Data Use & Privacy Overview (as of 2026-09-03)Privacy notice, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Privacy Policy (as of 2026-10-11)Privacy notice, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Data Processing Addendum (as of 2025-11-05)DPA, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Privacy and data governanceDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Trust Center: Subprocessors (Vanta, 20 entries)Sub-processor list, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- SpaceXAI Bundled Subscription Terms (X Subscription Corp)Terms and conditions, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
Replit- PricingPricing page, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- SecurityTrust Center, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Privacy Policy (as of 2026-08-03)Privacy notice, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Data Processing Agreement (as of 2026-04-01)DPA, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Subprocessors (as of August 2026)Sub-processor list, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Terms of Service (as of 2026-08-03)Terms and conditions, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Model improvementDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Starter PlanDocumentation, retrieved 14 Oct 2026
- Docs: GeographyDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Replit's Trust CenterTrust Center, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Account InactivityDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
- Docs: Deleting your dataDocumentation, retrieved 18 Oct 2026
not documentedmeans: not publicly documented, not verifiable in any provider source. It does not mean “no”.
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