Continue acquired by Cursor
Acquired · acquired by Cursor
Acquisition
continue.dev now reads "Continue has joined Cursor · Continue was acquired by Cursor", and the pricing page it used to publish returns 404. The Apache-2.0 repository is still public and still being pushed to, so the open-source client survives the deal — but Continue is no longer an independent product, and every "Cursor vs Continue" comparison now compares a tool to something its owner bought. No announcement date is published on the page; this is the date it was first observed.
Occurred
2 August 2026
The day the change took effect, where the vendor said so.Observed
2 August 2026
The night this site read it and saw a difference.Severity
High
How much it changes what the tool costs or what you get free.Confidence
High
From an API — a repository status or an ownership record.What changed
- Was, and is now
Acquired · acquired by Cursor
- What it means
- continue.dev now reads "Continue has joined Cursor · Continue was acquired by Cursor", and the pricing page it used to publish returns 404. The Apache-2.0 repository is still public and still being pushed to, so the open-source client survives the deal — but Continue is no longer an independent product, and every "Cursor vs Continue" comparison now compares a tool to something its owner bought. No announcement date is published on the page; this is the date it was first observed.
- Evidence
- See the evidence
- How this was found
- Derived from an API — a repository status or an ownership record, not a reading of a marketing page. Source: curated.
