Google Antigravity
Agent-first coding platform from Google, powered by Gemini 3
Overview
Google's agent-first development platform, pairing an editor with a Manager view for running multiple autonomous coding agents at once, plus a Browser Subagent that verifies web apps end-to-end in a real Chrome instance. Free tier available; Pro/Ultra tiers add higher quotas.
Pricing
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- Quota refreshes ~every 5 hours
- Weekly usage ceiling
- Higher usage caps than Free
- Undisclosed credit-to-token ratio
- 5x Pro-tier quotas
- Built-in credits
- 20x Pro-tier quotas
- Highest usage limits
What you can produce with Google Antigravity
- Manager view for parallel multi-agent orchestration
- Browser Subagent — live Chrome-based verification of web apps
- Desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux
- Go-based CLI
- Developer SDK
- Gemini 3 model access (free tier with rate limits)
- Managed Agents billing tier via Gemini API
ASEAN Perspective
Google Antigravity in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
Antigravity is Google's answer to Cursor and Windsurf, built around Gemini 3 and a Manager view that lets several coding agents run at once across a workspace. The Browser Subagent — a real Chrome instance the agent drives to verify a web app actually works — is the one feature nothing else at this price offers.
The problem is the free tier. Google has quietly cut it at least four times between December 2025 and March 2026, and Pro subscribers ($20/month) have reported quota drops severe enough to trigger multi-day lockouts. There's no published SLA for how much you actually get. Antigravity also has no JetBrains support and limited extension compatibility (Open VSX only), and using Claude models requires your own Anthropic API key on top of the subscription.
Worth trying for the Browser Subagent alone if you're in the Gemini ecosystem. Budget for volatility, not a fixed monthly cost, until Google stabilizes the quota system.
What people say
Antigravity launched in November 2025 alongside Gemini 3, positioning itself as an agent-first alternative to the Cursor/Windsurf style of AI coding tool: an editor view for direct work plus a separate Manager surface for running several agents asynchronously across different workspaces. Antigravity 2.0, announced at Google I/O in May 2026, expanded that into a fuller platform — a rebuilt desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux, a Go-based CLI, a developer SDK, and a Managed Agents billing tier inside the Gemini API.
The most-cited feature in reviews is the Browser Subagent, which spins up an actual Chrome instance so an agent can click through and verify a web app works rather than just guessing from source code. Reviewers note it isn't available anywhere else at this price point. Mission Control, the parallel-agent orchestration view, gets similar praise for making it easier to track what multiple agents are doing at once.
Quota has been the recurring complaint since launch. One review documented four undisclosed quota cuts between December 2025 and March 2026, with a Pro subscriber's usage reportedly dropping from over 300 million weekly input tokens to hitting caps under 9 million — triggering lockouts of five to seven days after exceeding a weekly ceiling. The free tier's advertised five-hour refresh cadence is widely reported as unreliable. Google restructured pricing at I/O 2026: Free, AI Pro at $20/month, a new AI Ultra tier at $100/month (5x Pro quota), and AI Ultra Max cut from $249.99 to $200/month (20x Pro quota) — but the credit-to-token conversion rate remains undisclosed, so subscribers can't reliably predict what a plan actually buys them. Using Claude models inside Antigravity requires bringing your own Anthropic API key, which reviewers estimate adds $5-15/hour on top of the subscription for a full coding session.
Gaps reviewers flag beyond quota: no JetBrains IDE support, extensions limited to the Open VSX registry (no official VS Code Marketplace access), and no published SOC 2 or GDPR compliance documentation — a real consideration for teams that would otherwise weigh it for regulated work.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
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