Cursor Premium stays close to one price across storefronts: the cheapest, Canada, is 1% below the US $30.00, and the most expensive, United Kingdom, is $39.94/mo (1.34×). Mean and median nearly coincide ($34.54 vs $34.47), so prices are spread evenly on both sides of the middle. The standard deviation across 18 storefronts is $3.35 (σ/μ = 10%), a moderate band, with most storefronts near the middle; 10 of them sit within 10% of the median, and the middle half spans $32.50 to $37.15.
The three cheapest storefronts are Canada, Argentina and United States; 15 storefronts charge more than the US, led by United Kingdom and Germany. Among 5 products in the same category it has the narrowest spread; ChatGPT leads at 1.7×.
By region, North America is the cheapest bloc (median 0% vs the US) and Europe the dearest (+30%); North America ranks 1 of 9. Neighbours disagree most in Latin America: Mexico charges 1.3× what Argentina does.
Inside the cheapest storefronts the checkout channel still matters: United States iOS App Store $30.00 vs Web Direct $30.00 (parity).
Super costs a median 3.7× Premium across 18 storefronts, ranging from 3.1× in Mexico to 4.3× in Argentina, so the upgrade is relatively cheapest in Mexico.
The Canada floor is also the cheapest gift-card route: $32.20 landed (SEAGM +8.1% vs face value). Apple Account balance can be funded by redeeming Apple Gift Card. 11 of 18 storefronts have gift cards for that store.
Measured in hours of GNI per capita (÷ 2,000 working hours), one month costs 41 min in the US but 55 h in Nigeria (81.5× the burden), worth $228.40 in IMF PPP dollars.