Google Antigravity Pricing in 2026: Every Tier, What It Actually Limits, and Which One to Buy

Google does not publish a single Antigravity price. That is not an oversight in this guide — it is the actual situation. Antigravity's own pricing page lists the free Individual tier with a real number and then shows Pro, Ultra and Organization with no monthly figure at all. The prices live in your Google AI subscription, the rate limits live in a separate plans doc, and credit consumption lives in a third page about the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform.

This page puts the whole thing in one table and says plainly where each number comes from.

What Antigravity costs, August 2026

Tier	Monthly	What you actually get
Individual	$0	Agent model access, unlimited tab completions, unlimited command requests, basic weekly rate limits
Google AI Pro	$19.99	Higher weekly rate limit, quota refreshed every five hours until the weekly cap, flexible AI credit pool
Google AI Ultra 5x	$99.99	5x Pro usage limits, third-party model access
Google AI Ultra 20x	$199.99	20x Pro usage limits, highest quota refreshed every five hours, highest weekly rate limits
Organization	Consumption-based	Google Cloud terms, project integration, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform pricing

Two things about this table are worth stating outright.

The $249.99 tier is gone. Google restructured its AI subscriptions at I/O in May 2026, replacing the single $249.99 Ultra plan with the two-tier $99.99 / $199.99 split. A large amount of writing about Antigravity pricing still quotes $249.99, including pages currently ranking for it. If you read that figure anywhere, the page is at least three months stale.

Antigravity is not billed separately. You are not buying Antigravity. You are buying a Google AI subscription, and Antigravity access is bundled into it. That is why searching for "Antigravity pricing" produces such inconsistent answers — people are quoting the Google One consumer tiers, the Cloud consumption model, or the old Ultra price, and all three are describing different things.

The free tier is genuinely usable, with one catch

Individual at $0 is not a trial. It includes agent model access — Gemini 3.5 Flash, Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini 3 Flash, Claude Sonnet and Opus 4.6, and gpt-oss-120b — plus unlimited tab completions and unlimited command requests.

The catch is the word "basic" in front of "weekly rate limits." Tab completion and command requests are unlimited; agent invocations are not. Agentic work is where the cost sits, because an agent run spends far more tokens than a chat turn. Teams that treat Antigravity as a smarter autocomplete stay inside the free tier comfortably. Teams that hand it multi-file refactors do not.

How the quota actually behaves

The rate limiting is a two-level system, and this is the part that catches people out:

• Paid tiers refresh quota every five hours, until you hit the weekly ceiling.
• The weekly ceiling is the real constraint. Once you reach it, the five-hourly refresh stops helping until the week rolls over.

So the practical difference between Pro and Ultra 20x is not "20x more requests per day." It is how far into a heavy week you get before the ceiling stops you. A single large agentic session can consume a meaningful share of a Pro weekly allowance.

For Pro and Ultra, exhausted quota falls through to the flexible AI credit pool, consumed at standard Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform consumption pricing.

Which tier to actually buy

Stay on Individual ($0) if you are using Antigravity as completion and command assistance, evaluating it against Cursor or Claude Code, or working solo on small changes. There is no reason to pay before you hit a wall.

Google AI Pro ($19.99) is the right default for a developer using agent mode daily on production work. It is priced in the same band as Cursor and Claude Code Pro, so the comparison is a straight capability question rather than a budget one.

Ultra 5x ($99.99) exists for the case that used to force people onto the $249.99 plan: sustained agentic work that repeatedly hits the Pro weekly ceiling. If you are hitting the ceiling more than once a week, this is cheaper than the productivity loss.

Ultra 20x ($199.99) is for continuous multi-agent workloads — parallel subagents, long autonomous runs. Below that intensity you are buying headroom you will not use.

Organization is the only route to Google Cloud terms, project integration, and consumption-based billing rather than seats. Ask about it if procurement needs a contract rather than a credit card.

Antigravity 2.0 changed what you are paying for

The pricing conversation shifted in May 2026, when Antigravity 2.0 split the product into a unified harness with two surfaces: a redesigned desktop app and a new standalone CLI. It added specialised subagents for parallel tasks, cross-platform terminal sandboxing, credential masking, and hardened Git policies.

That matters for tier choice more than the price change did. Parallel subagents consume quota in parallel. A workflow that comfortably fit inside Pro before 2.0 can hit the weekly ceiling afterwards, simply because you are now running three agents where you used to run one.

How it compares on price

At $19.99, Google AI Pro sits alongside Cursor and Claude Code's entry paid tiers rather than undercutting them. The genuine differentiator is the free tier: Antigravity gives away agent model access that competitors gate behind a subscription. If your evaluation budget is zero, that is the whole argument.

Where it costs more is at the top. Sustained agentic work pushes you to $99.99 or $199.99, and at that point you are comparing against Claude Code's Max tiers on capability, not price.

Frequently confused

Is Antigravity free? Yes, permanently, at the Individual tier — not a time-limited trial. Agent invocations carry weekly rate limits.

Do I need Google Cloud? Only for the Organization plan. Individual, Pro and Ultra run on a personal Google account.

Does Pro include Antigravity, or is it extra? Included. Antigravity access is bundled into the Google AI subscription rather than billed on its own.

Why do sources disagree about the price? Because the Ultra restructure in May 2026 replaced $249.99 with $99.99 and $199.99 tiers, and much of the published writing predates it.

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