Google Antigravity Free: price, limits and reset rules
Google AI Plus subscribers get the same Antigravity model access as Free.
Data as of · Row checked on vendor pages · Page updated
Short answer (as of 31 Oct 2026): Google Antigravity Free is $0 per month. Published limits: Basic weekly rate limits; unlimited Tab completions and Command requests. Reset rule: Weekly: 'a meaningful quota, refreshed weekly'; Gemini and Claude/GPT models have separate meters. Overage: None: AI credits are for Google AI Pro and Ultra only. Checked on antigravity.google on 31 Oct 2026.
PlanYield has no moderated community reports for this plan yet; they will appear here as they come in.
PlanYield, 'Google Antigravity Free', updated 31 Oct 2026, https://planyield.dev/plans/antigravity-free/
- Limits
- Basic weekly rate limits; unlimited Tab completions and Command requests; models: Gemini 3.8 Flash, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 (thinking), GPT-OSS-120b (Claude 4.6 and GPT-OSS-120b removed 2 Nov 2026); no Gemini 4 Argon
- How limits reset
- Weekly: Google Antigravity weekly limit
Weekly: 'a meaningful quota, refreshed weekly'; Gemini and Claude/GPT models have separate meters; limits track the agent's work, not prompt count; sizes not published
- Overage
- None: AI credits are for Google AI Pro and Ultra only
- Source
- antigravity.
google ↗ checked Verified
Coming up, : Claude Sonnet 4.6 (thinking), Claude Opus 4.6 (thinking) and GPT-OSS-120b 'Will be removed on November 2, 2026'. Free and Google AI Plus are then left with Gemini 3.8 Flash only; Pro and Ultra keep Claude Sonnet / Opus 5.5. Source: antigravity.google (Vendor page).
Who it’s for, and the next tier
- The free Antigravity tier. Published limits: Basic weekly rate limits; unlimited Tab completions and Command requests.
- Next tier up: Google AI Pro (Antigravity) is $19.99 a month, $19.99 more than this plan.
Differences, ratios and per-unit prices are PlanYield arithmetic from the published prices. They are not measured usage.
Other Google tiers: Google AI Pro (Antigravity) (higher tier), Google AI Ultra $100 (Antigravity) (higher tier), Google AI Ultra $200 (Antigravity) (higher tier)
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Comparisons: None yet.
Community reports
The published limits are above. Numbers from people using the plan (hours before a limit, tasks per week) will appear here once at least 5 moderated reports exist.
Change history
Antigravity: five-hour quotas on Pro and Ultra
5 Dec 2025 (US; 6 Dec 00:20 SGT): Google said Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers in Antigravity 'now receive priority access, featuring our highest, most generous rate limits with quotas that refresh every five hours'. For users on the free plan, Google 'shifted to a larger, weekly based rate limit'. Google said usage tracks the 'work done' by the agent, so simple tasks use less quota than complex reasoning.
Vendor announcement blog.google ↗ (2025-12-05T16:20Z)
Other Google changes that do not name this plan: 16 Oct Gemini 4 Argon reaches Antigravity Pro; X post cites weekly-only quota · 21 May Antigravity triples Gemini limits on paid tiers, twice · 20 May Antigravity: new $100 Ultra, $200 top tier, one Gemini pool
FAQ
How much does Google Antigravity Free cost?
As of 31 Oct 2026, Google Antigravity Free is $0 per month. Source: antigravity.google, checked 31 Oct 2026. Status: Verified.
What limits does Google Antigravity Free publish?
As of 31 Oct 2026, the published limits are: Basic weekly rate limits; unlimited Tab completions and Command requests; models: Gemini 3.8 Flash, Claude Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 (thinking), GPT-OSS-120b (Claude 4.6 and GPT-OSS-120b removed 2 Nov 2026); no Gemini 4 Argon. Source: antigravity.google, checked 31 Oct 2026. Status: Verified.
What happens when you hit the Google Antigravity Free limit?
The published overage term is: None: AI credits are for Google AI Pro and Ultra only. Source: antigravity.google, checked 31 Oct 2026. Status: Verified. PlanYield has no moderated reports of real overage spend yet.