Supermaven

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1. Should you try Supermaven? Overview

What it is Ultra-fast AI code completion tool with a 1M-token context window and sub-100ms latency, created by the original founder of Tabnine.
Country / HQ United States (Supermaven; acquired by Anysphere/Cursor Nov 2024)
Best for Developers who want the fastest inline completions across large codebases inside VS Code, JetBrains or Neovim.
Check before buying Supermaven was acquired by Cursor and sunset as a standalone paid product in late 2025; existing users migrate to Cursor. Verify availability before relying on it as a standalone.
Editor rating 4.3 / 5
Pricing signal Free tier + paid from $10/mo

2. Features What it does

Feature What it does
1M-token context Understands entire repositories, not just open files.
Sub-100ms latency Among the fastest inline completions available.
Babble model Proprietary code model tuned for speed.
Multi-IDE VS Code, JetBrains and Neovim.
AI chat GPT-4o/Claude chat inside the IDE (Pro).

3. Pricing Pricing (2026-10, USD)

Plan Price / mo Key limits & who it fits
Free (legacy) $0 Core speed engine; limited context (historical).
Pro (legacy) $10/mo 1M-token context, chat credits (historical).
Team (legacy) $10/user/mo Centralized management (historical).
Now in Cursor See Cursor Tech merged into Cursor Tab after acquisition.

Supermaven was acquired by Anysphere (Cursor) and discontinued as a standalone paid product on 2025-11-30; its 1M-token context tech merged into Cursor Tab. Legacy pricing: Free, Pro $10/mo, Team $10/user/mo. Evaluate Cursor for current capability.

4. Integration Access & integrations

Access type Details
Platform VS Code, JetBrains, Neovim (legacy).
Now Technology lives inside Cursor’s Tab autocomplete.
Models Babble + GPT-4o/Claude chat (historical).

5. Reviews & Sources External reviews

Source Rating What it says
Editor 4.3 / 5 (historical) The speed/context king of completions; now part of Cursor after the Anysphere acquisition.
Dev community — Praised for latency; standalone sunset noted as a downside.
Source — supermaven.com; 2026 acquisition/news coverage.

6. Best for / Not for Fit

✔ Suitable ✘ Not suitable
• Developers wanting fastest completions (via Cursor)
• Large-codebase users needing 1M context
• Neovim/JetBrains fans
• Users wanting a standalone Supermaven purchase
• Those needing active standalone support
• Teams wanting independent vendor

7. Competitors How it compares

Competitor How it differs Best for
Cursor Owns Supermaven tech now Agentic devs
Tabnine Founder’s earlier tool, enterprise Privacy teams
GitHub Copilot Mainstream completion General devs

8. Summary Verdict

Takeaway Supermaven set the bar for fast, large-context completions and now lives inside Cursor after Anysphere’s acquisition — great tech, no longer standalone.
Who should pick it Developers who want Supermaven’s speed via Cursor.
Who should skip it Anyone needing a standalone, independently supported Supermaven product.
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