Our library holds 7 public Cursor marketing examples across its pricing page, launches and homepage, each linked to the source. The recurring moves: answer what happens to current plans first, show the output people can share and launch a model with a score and a price.
Updated · By Blake Emal · 7 real examples, each linked to its source
| Channel | Move | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing pages | Answer what happens to current plans first | Link |
| Launches | Show the output people can share | Link |
| Launches | Launch a model with a score and a price | Link |
| Launches | List the jobs your integrations cover | Link |
| Landing pages | Say what the product is in one sentence | Link |
| Pricing pages | Keep the pricing page almost empty | Link |
| Launches | Write changelog titles like headlines | Link |
CursorAnswering the subscriber's first question, what happens to my plan, keeps trust during a big change.
CursorFor a product people already want, a plain page gets out of the way of the decision.
CursorA shareable output spreads the product to people who did not make it.
CursorIts own benchmark plus a clear price answers the two questions developers ask about a new model.
CursorGrouping integrations by job shows coverage faster than a logo wall.
CursorClear titles let readers scan for what matters to them and make each entry shareable on its own.
CursorA full sentence with the brand name in it is easy for people and AI answers to quote.
In our library: pricing page, launches and homepage. The library covers public examples only, so Cursor may use other channels too.
Answer what happens to current plans first: Lead with the change; Show the output people can share: Make the output of your product shareable; Launch a model with a score and a price: Ship new models the day they launch.
Each one is a public page, post, ad or email with a link to the source, captured by Today’s Marketing in October 2026.