Google Antigravity
antigravity.google ↗Google Antigravity in short
What it is: Best for developers who want Google's free, agent-first coding app, with Google AI plans when they need more usage. Price: Freemium. Individual $0 (basic weekly rate limits); more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool with Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo); Business via Google Cloud, or API access with consumption-based pricing. (checked 2026-11-03). Best for: manage several coding agents in parallel from one app; agentic coding in an app, terminal (CLI) or editor extension. Watch out: free plan has basic weekly rate limits; more usage needs Google AI Pro or Ultra.
Our verdict
Best for developers who want Google's free, agent-first coding app, with Google AI plans when they need more usage.
Per antigravity.google/pricing, the Individual plan is $0 with unlimited Tab completions and basic weekly rate limits, and Google AI Pro and Ultra raise the limits. Google introduced Antigravity on Nov 18, 2025.
Based on public docs and pricing pages, not hands-on testing. How we checkStrengths
- Free Individual plan with unlimited Tab completions and Command requests
- Desktop app, CLI, SDK, Antigravity IDE and extensions for VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, Zed, Xcode and Eclipse
- Runs on macOS, Windows, Linux and Googlebook
- Access to a variety of agent models
Limitations
- Free plan has basic weekly rate limits; more usage needs Google AI Pro or Ultra
- Paid usage is sold through Google AI plans, not a standalone Antigravity plan
- Business access goes through Google Cloud sales, or the API with consumption-based pricing
Google Antigravity pricing
Individual $0 (basic weekly rate limits); more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool with Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo); Business via Google Cloud, or API access with consumption-based pricing.
From the official pricing page, checked 2026-11-03. Plans change, so confirm before you buy.
Is Google Antigravity free?
Yes, it lists a free way to start. Individual $0 (basic weekly rate limits); more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool with Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo); Business via Google Cloud, or API access with consumption-based pricing. (official pricing page, checked 2026-11-03)
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Note: Launched Nov 18, 2025 as a free public preview (source: https://antigravity.google/blog/introducing-google-antigravity, checked 2026-11-01). Google AI Pro and Ultra prices: https://gemini.google/subscriptions/ (checked 2026-11-01). Install guide: https://antigravity.google/docs/getting-started
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- Cursor: A strong default AI code editor for builders who want an agent in their IDE.
- GitHub Copilot: The low-friction pick if you already use GitHub.
- Claude Code: A top choice for terminal-comfortable builders who want an autonomous coding agent.
- Devin (incl. Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf): Worth a look if you want to hand off whole tasks to autonomous agents.
- Cline: Best for builders who want an open, model-agnostic agent and control over costs.
- Aider: A lightweight, free terminal option for developers.
- Zed: Great if editor speed matters and you want AI built in.
- OpenAI Codex: A strong pick if you already pay for ChatGPT.
- Factory (Droid): Worth a look if you want a terminal or desktop coding agent that is not tied to one model vendor.
- OpenCode: Best for builders who want a free, open-source coding agent that works with whatever model or subscription they already have.
- Kiro: Best for developers who want an AI coding agent that plans the work as a spec before it writes code.
- Firebase Studio: Closed to new users and shutting down March 22, 2027; existing users should migrate to Google AI Studio or Antigravity.
- CodeRabbit: A good add-on reviewer for AI-generated code.
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FAQ
Is Google Antigravity free?
Yes, it lists a free way to start. Individual $0 (basic weekly rate limits); more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool with Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo); Business via Google Cloud, or API access with consumption-based pricing. (official pricing page, checked 2026-11-03)
How much does Google Antigravity cost?
Individual $0 (basic weekly rate limits); more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool with Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) or Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo); Business via Google Cloud, or API access with consumption-based pricing. (from antigravity.google/pricing, checked 2026-11-03).
Do I need Google AI Pro to use Google Antigravity?
No. The Individual plan is $0 with unlimited Tab completions, unlimited Command requests and basic weekly rate limits. Google AI Pro ($19.99/mo) and Google AI Ultra (from $99.99/mo) add more rate limits and a flexible AI credit pool.
Source: Google Antigravity: pricing; Google: Google AI subscriptions (checked 2026-10-29)
When did Google launch Antigravity?
Google introduced Antigravity on November 18, 2025, as a public preview at no charge for individuals.
Source: Google Antigravity blog: Introducing Google Antigravity (checked 2026-10-29)
Which editors and systems does Google Antigravity support?
Antigravity comes as a desktop app, a CLI (agy), a Python SDK and a standalone Antigravity IDE, with extensions for VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Visual Studio, Zed, Xcode and Eclipse. It runs on macOS 12 or later, Windows 10 and 11, Linux (glibc 2.28 or later) and Googlebook.
Source: Google Antigravity docs: Getting started (checked 2026-10-29)
What is Google Antigravity used for?
Listed use cases: manage several coding agents in parallel from one app; agentic coding in an app, terminal (CLI) or editor extension; let agents plan, write and check code across the editor, terminal and browser.
What are the best alternatives to Google Antigravity?
Other AI coding tools in this directory: Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Devin (incl. Devin Desktop, formerly Windsurf). We list them in data order, not ranked.
Did you test Google Antigravity?
No. Verdicts are based on each vendor's public docs and pricing pages, not hands-on testing, unless a page says otherwise.