Cursor

You've hit your limit of 500 fast requests

What it means

This reported Cursor message refers to a fast-request allowance of 500 in the plan or product version involved. It is not evidence that every current Cursor plan includes 500 fast requests.

Why it happens and when to retry

Plan terminology and allowances can change. The linked community report helps identify the wording, while your current usage and billing view determines which options apply to you.

What to do next

1. Check your current Cursor plan and usage view rather than assuming the historical 500-request allowance applies.
2. Read the renewal date and any alternative request options actually offered in the product.
3. Review pricing before enabling additional paid usage; contact support if the counter appears incorrect.

Source and verification

Marked as checked in the supplied editorial source list. This guide has not independently rechecked the current product interface. Community reports establish reported wording, not official limits or a guaranteed fix.

Read the referenced documentation or community report

Related errors

• Cursor: You've hit your usage limit
• Codex: You've hit your usage limit.