Google Antigravity Pricing and Access: Free Starter Pack, Pro, Ultra, Usage Limits, and Top-Ups
Updated: 1 day ago
Google Antigravity 2.0 now sits inside a clearer access model than it did during the original 2025 public-preview period. Personal Gmail users can still enter through a starter pack, while Google AI Pro and the two current Google AI Ultra tiers raise Antigravity usage allowances. Business users can also connect through a Google Cloud project and enterprise licensing or Agent Platform pay-as-you-go routes.
The practical distinction is no longer simply free versus paid. Antigravity usage is controlled by account type, subscription tier, model workload, and quota policy, while Google does not publish one permanent numeric request allowance for every user.
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Access route | Reference price | Antigravity allowance | Best fit |
Personal Gmail starter pack | $0 | Free weekly-based quota; exact request count is not fixed publicly | Trying Antigravity and light personal projects |
Google AI Pro | $19.99/month | Higher priority limits; historically refresh every five hours | Regular individual development |
Google AI Ultra 5× | $100/month | 5× the Pro usage limit in Antigravity | Heavy development and agent workflows |
Google AI Ultra 20× | $200/month | 20× the Pro usage limit in Antigravity | Very high individual usage |
Enterprise / Agent Platform | Contract or pay as you go | Organization and project based | Teams, governed environments, cloud workloads |
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FREE ACCESS NOW MEANS A PERSONAL GMAIL STARTER PACK
Google's current Antigravity onboarding documentation allows a personal Gmail account to continue with a starter pack. That is the cleanest current definition of free Antigravity access: the product can be installed and used without first buying Google AI Pro or Ultra, but the account receives a bounded quota rather than unlimited agent work.
Google shifted the free plan to a larger weekly-based allowance in December 2025. The company has deliberately avoided publishing one durable prompt count because agent tasks consume different amounts of compute depending on reasoning depth, tool use, browser activity, terminal work, and the amount of code or context processed.
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GOOGLE AI PRO IS THE MAIN PAID INDIVIDUAL BASELINE
Google AI Pro remains the reference paid tier at $19.99 per month in the United States. Google lists Antigravity as an included developer benefit and gives subscribers higher access than the free starter pack.
For Antigravity specifically, Google has described Pro and Ultra subscribers as receiving priority access with more generous quotas. The exact number of agent requests is not a stable public constant, so comparisons are more reliable when expressed relative to Pro rather than as a fixed prompt budget.
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GOOGLE AI ULTRA NOW HAS 5× AND 20× ANTIGRAVITY TIERS
Google introduced a $100-per-month AI Ultra tier in May 2026 with a stated Antigravity usage limit equal to five times the Pro plan. The higher Ultra tier was reduced to $200 per month and carries a stated 20-times-Pro Antigravity usage limit.
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Plan | Monthly price | Relative Antigravity limit | DS price per Pro-equivalent unit |
AI Pro | $19.99 | 1× baseline | $19.99 |
AI Ultra 5× | $100 | 5× | $20.00 |
AI Ultra 20× | $200 | 20× | $10.00 |
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Data Studios calculation: dividing monthly price by the stated relative Antigravity allowance gives roughly $20 per Pro-equivalent unit for Pro and Ultra 5×, versus $10 for Ultra 20×. This is a normalization aid, not a claim that quota consumption or performance scales linearly across workloads.
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TOP-UP AI CREDITS CHANGE WHAT HAPPENS AFTER A PAID QUOTA IS EXHAUSTED
Google now allows AI Pro and Ultra subscribers to buy pay-as-you-go AI credits for Antigravity after plan quota is exhausted. That creates a hybrid model: a recurring subscription establishes the baseline allowance, while extra credits can extend usage when a development sprint exceeds that baseline.
The cost logic is therefore different from a conventional unlimited IDE subscription. Teams should track how often they hit plan limits and whether top-ups are occasional overflow or a recurring part of normal usage.
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ANTIGRAVITY 2.0 IS NOW A PRODUCT FAMILY, NOT ONLY AN IDE
Antigravity 2.0 expanded beyond the original IDE-centered launch. Google's current codelab describes a standalone Antigravity application for macOS, Windows, and supported Linux distributions, while the original Antigravity IDE remains available for developers who prefer an editor-centric workflow.
The same ecosystem also extends into managed agents and enterprise routes. The Antigravity agent harness is available through Google's Gemini managed-agent infrastructure, while organizations can connect Antigravity to Google Cloud projects under enterprise licensing or Agent Platform pay-as-you-go usage.
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FREE, SUBSCRIPTION, AND CLOUD BILLING SHOULD NOT BE MIXED TOGETHER
Three billing surfaces can appear similar to a user but represent different things. The personal starter pack controls no-cost Antigravity access. Google AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions raise consumer Antigravity quotas. Google Cloud billing and Agent Platform cover organization or API-side infrastructure and do not automatically replenish a personal Antigravity allowance.
This separation is especially important for developers who already hold Google Cloud credits. Cloud credits are not the same pool as Antigravity quota inside the desktop application.
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EXACT FREE LIMITS ARE VARIABLE, SO THE RESET POLICY IS MORE USEFUL THAN A PROMPT NUMBER
A fixed claim such as 'X requests every five hours' is no longer a safe description of the free tier. Google moved free users to a weekly-based quota, while paid subscribers receive higher limits and different refresh behavior. Work done by the agent, model choice, and task complexity can all affect consumption.
For planning purposes, the useful hierarchy is therefore starter pack < Pro < Ultra 5× < Ultra 20×, with enterprise and pay-as-you-go routes sitting outside the simple consumer ladder.
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WHICH ANTIGRAVITY ACCESS ROUTE FITS EACH WORKLOAD
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Workload | Most relevant route | Reason |
Occasional experimentation | Starter pack | No subscription required; enough to evaluate the workflow |
Daily coding | AI Pro | Paid baseline with higher Antigravity access |
Long agent sessions | Ultra 5× | Five-times-Pro allowance without moving to the top tier |
Very heavy individual use | Ultra 20× | Highest published relative allowance among consumer tiers |
Governed team deployment | Enterprise / Agent Platform | Project, organization, policy, and cloud-billing controls |
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CURRENT ANTIGRAVITY PRICING IS NOW MUCH CLEARER THAN THE 2025 PREVIEW
The 2025 public-preview framing is now historical. In 2026, Antigravity has a recognizable ladder: a personal starter pack, Google AI Pro, two Ultra levels with explicitly stated relative limits, and enterprise or pay-as-you-go routes for organizations.
For temporary promotions and trial-style offers rather than the permanent access ladder, see Data Studios' Google Antigravity Free Access and Gemini 3 Trials guide.
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