Google Antigravity pricing (November 2026): free, with paid tiers to $200

Google Antigravity is free to start, and as of November 6, 2026 Google sells no separate Antigravity subscription. You get it with a Google account at $0, and you pay more only by moving to a Google AI plan: AI Pro at $19.99 a month or AI Ultra from $99.99 a month. Those buy higher usage limits, not different features.

Google's Antigravity pricing page lists four options: Individuals, Google AI Pro, Google AI Ultra, and a business plan through Google Cloud. This page covers what each one gets and what Google hasn't published.

Antigravity plans and prices (November 2026)

Prices for AI Plus, Pro and Ultra are from the Google AI plans page. The Ultra tiers are $99.99 for 5x AI Pro usage and $199.99 for 20x. Google's Antigravity section names "Ultra 5x" and "Ultra 20x" without spelling out the dollar amounts, so the mapping to $99.99 and $199.99 is our reading.

Is Google Antigravity free?

Yes. The free plan costs $0 and needs only a Google account. It includes unlimited Tab completions (inline code suggestions) and unlimited Command requests, and the plans documentation says all plans get access to every product feature, such as scheduled tasks and the CLI.

The limit is on agent work. Free users get what the docs call "a meaningful quota, refreshed weekly," plus a weekly rate limit. Google doesn't say how many requests or tokens that is.

What you get on Pro and Ultra

Google AI Pro and Ultra change how often your quota refreshes and how big it is:

• Free: a weekly quota and a weekly rate limit.
• Google AI Pro: a high quota that refreshes every five hours until you reach the weekly limit, and a higher weekly limit than free users.
• Google AI Ultra: the highest quota, also refreshed every five hours, the highest weekly limits, and access to third-party models.

Newer features also go to paid tiers first. In its changelog, Google said on November 3, 2026 that remote agents, which run conversations in the cloud, were "starting to roll out to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers."

How Antigravity usage limits work

Google says limits follow the total work an agent does, not the number of prompts. Simple tasks let you send more prompts, and complex ones use more quota. Baseline limits depend mainly on available capacity and are meant to prevent abuse. Google also says limits can change. Your baseline usage per model is shown in Settings.

Google publishes no numbers for any tier. If you need a figure, the only source is your own usage panel. For how the limits compare with a competitor, see our Cursor vs Antigravity comparison.

AI credits for extra usage

Pro and Ultra subscribers can buy AI credits, or use one-time promotional credits, once a model's baseline quota runs out. Credits are charged at "standard Gemini Enterprise consumption pricing." The docs give no price per credit.

A setting called AI Credit Overages controls this:

• Never: credits are not used automatically, and you wait for the quota to refresh.
• Always: credits are used when the baseline runs out, and the account returns to baseline after the refresh.

Free users can't buy credits. Bringing your own API key or endpoint for extra limits is not supported.

Business and enterprise pricing

Organizations get Antigravity through Google Cloud, under Google Cloud terms. Google's pricing page says eligible Gemini Enterprise customers can choose Standard or Plus plans starting at $30 per seat per month, or a pay-as-you-go plan with a $0 seat fee and consumption-based pricing. Spend caps cover both the API and subscription plans. Business and enterprise accounts have no per-model quotas, according to the September 9, 2026 changelog entry.

What Google hasn't said

• Exact request, token or message limits for any plan.
• The price per AI credit.
• Student pricing or a free Pro trial. The Antigravity docs we read don't mention either.
• Whether the $99.99 and $199.99 Ultra tiers map exactly to "Ultra 5x" and "Ultra 20x" on the Antigravity page.

Prices and limits change, so check the pricing page before you subscribe. Everything here is as of November 6, 2026.