Models missing in Cursor? Check the region of your IP first. Here's the setting, the HTTP/1.1 switch and the IP to use.
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Every hour we open Cursor through Proxy302 residential IPs in several countries. These are the latest checks.
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Only the first three octets of each IP are shown. Checked on dynamic residential IPs through the public Proxy302 entry.
Some model providers restrict where their models can be used, and Cursor follows them: models that don't serve your region simply don't appear, and Cursor notes that even your own API key can fail if the provider blocks your region. A reply in Cursor's official forum explains that the desktop app filters this list by the IP region it connects from, while the web app and Cloud Agents run from Cursor's servers and show everything.
Proxies also have to carry Cursor's streaming. Cursor streams replies over HTTP/2, which some proxies don't pass; its fix is Cursor Settings → Network → HTTP Compatibility Mode → HTTP/1.1. A recent bug report adds that with HTTP/2 on, agent requests can skip the configured proxy entirely, and Cursor's docs say VPNs can trigger its "suspicious activity" message.
Reports say Cursor stopped working for users in Russia and Belarus in September 2026, and its terms now require compliance with sanctions and export-control laws. A proxy doesn't change that. For developers elsewhere, one static ISP IP over HTTP gives the desktop app a fixed exit in a country the providers serve.
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| Item | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Static ISP proxy | Long-lived editor connections stay on one address |
| Billing | Per IP and term, 1 month | Per-GB static lines don't promise the same IP long term |
| How many IPs | One per developer | Each seat signs in from its own exit |
| Country | The US (preset) or another country your model providers serve | The desktop model list follows the IP region |
| Protocol | HTTP | Matches Cursor's http.proxy setting |
| IP changes | Never during the term | Renew in My assets; this normally keeps the same IP, but it may move to another IP in the same country — then update your proxy settings |
The Configure button at the top of this page opens the console's Cursor proxy preset with these settings filled in. Every setting stays editable.
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| Item | Static ISP | Rotating residential | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A fixed IP registered to an internet provider, the same for the whole term | Real household IPs that rotate per request or hold a sticky session | Fast fixed server IPs |
| Price | Per IP and term — live price at checkout | From US$1.50/GB; US$1.35/GB at 100 GB | Per IP — the lowest cost per IP |
| Best for Cursor | The Cursor desktop app — one fixed HTTP IP per developer | Not for the editor: the IP changes between requests | Build servers and CI that don't use Cursor's account login |
Prices in US dollars; the wallet uses PTC at 1 PTC = US$1. Top up, then buy the line you need. Auto-renew is on by default at checkout and can be unticked: turn it off or on per IP in My assets, or renew the IP by hand before the term ends; renewing normally keeps the same IP.
The Configure button opens Cursor proxy in the console: Billing is Per IP and term, Use case is AI subscriptions, Cursor is selected under Choose a platform and Protocol is HTTP. Check Region (United States by default), set Term to 1 month, set Quantity to the number of IPs you need (one for each developer, up to 100 at a time), then click Review cost and generate.
Expected result The IP appears in My assets; Copy all copies host, port, username and password.
Open the command palette, run Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON) and paste the snippet below with your host, port, username and password.
Cursor Settings → Network → HTTP Compatibility Mode → HTTP/1.1. Quit Cursor completely and open it again.
Before continuing If your network can't reach the proxy directly, open Proxy302 Fast Connect (Tools & checks page) and click 「一键加速」 (One-click boost) first.
Cursor Settings → Network → Run Diagnostics tests the connection to Cursor's servers. Then open the model picker and start a short chat to confirm streaming works.
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{
"http.proxy": "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT",
"http.proxySupport": "override"
}Paste into your user settings JSON (command palette → Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON)). Cursor is built on VS Code and reads http.proxy; also set Cursor Settings → Network → HTTP Compatibility Mode to HTTP/1.1, because with HTTP/2 on, agent requests have been reported to skip the configured proxy.
Check Is the desktop app's traffic actually leaving through the proxy, and is that exit country served by those providers?
Fix Set http.proxy, switch HTTP Compatibility Mode to HTTP/1.1, fully quit and reopen Cursor, then check the list again.
Check Is HTTP Compatibility Mode still on HTTP/2?
Fix Switch to HTTP/1.1 and restart. Cursor streams over HTTP/2, which some proxies don't pass.
Check Are you on a shared VPN, or switching between exits?
Fix Cursor suggests turning the VPN off first. If you need a proxy, use one fixed IP and don't switch exits mid-session.
Check Does the provider serve your exit country?
Fix Cursor notes calls can fail even with your own key when the provider blocks your region. Route through a country the provider serves.
Their providers restrict some regions, and Cursor hides models that don't serve yours. The desktop app judges your region by the IP it connects from, so a fixed exit in a served country is what changes the list.
Cursor's docs say VPNs can trigger its "suspicious activity" message and suggest turning the VPN off first. A fixed static IP stays the same for the whole lease instead of changing like a VPN exit, and you control the exit country.
Reports say it stopped working there in September 2026, and Cursor's terms require compliance with sanctions and export-control laws. A proxy doesn't change those terms.
HTTP. It's what Cursor's http.proxy setting takes, and the Cursor preset starts on HTTP.
We recommend one IP per developer, so each seat signs in from its own address.
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Reply in the official Cursor forum, read on 2026-10-18: Cursor filters region-restricted models out of the desktop catalog by IP region; the web app and Cloud Agents run from Cursor's servers and show the full list.
Forum reply, not Cursor documentation.
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User report on Cursor 3.22.12, read on 2026-10-18: with HTTP/2 enabled, agent model requests went straight to Cursor's servers despite http.proxy; with HTTP/2 disabled they went through the proxy.
User bug report; behaviour may change between versions.
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News report read on 2026-10-18: Cursor stopped working for users in Russia and Belarus around 4 September 2026 without an announcement; a day earlier a US export-control clause appeared in its terms.
Media report; Cursor made no public statement.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Read from the console source on 2026-10-18. Cursor preset: static ISP, United States, HTTP, 1-month term. Billing offers Per IP and term or Per GB; per-GB static lines do not promise the same IP long term. Static IPs never rotate during the term, and renewing normally keeps the same address. Since 24 October 2026 the console has an Auto-renew IP switch for static IPs (off for new purchases) on the purchase page and per IP in My assets.
Create an account, top up once and pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter. Rotating residential exits cover 195+ countries and regions.
