Antigravity free tier limits
Google's plans page says the free tier's quota is "refreshed weekly" and gives no number, as of 2026-07-22. Community reporting converges on about 20 agent requests per day, down from roughly 250 at launch: a 92% cut. Both the absence and the estimate are the answer, so this page keeps them labeled apart.
What the record supports
First-party (Google's pages)
- Free tier exists; quota model is compute-used
- Refresh cadence: weekly (Pro refreshes every five hours)
- Quota refreshed weekly.
- No credits purchasable on the free plan
Community-reported (labeled estimates)
- ~20 agent requests/day (source, 2026-07-10)
- ~250/day at launch; the cut landed with the March 2026 restructure
- Free quota exhausted after ~3 agent tasks in one report
What ~20 requests a day fits
The unit that matters is agent tasks, not prompts: an agent task fires several model requests. At the reported cap, a day of free Antigravity is roughly 3 agent tasks (at 6 to 7 requests each), or a couple dozen single-shot chat prompts, or one longer agent session. A weekly refresh means a heavy Monday can consume headroom the rest of the week never gets back.
FAQ
- How many requests does the Antigravity free tier allow?
- Google publishes no number. Community reporting converges on about 20 agent requests per day, refreshed weekly per Google's plans page. At launch the commonly reported figure was 250 per day, so the reported cut is 92%.
- Why does my Antigravity free quota run out after a few tasks?
- Agent tasks fire many model requests each. One community report describes the free tier exhausted after about 3 agent tasks, which is consistent with a ~20-request cap when tasks average 6 to 7 requests. Google confirms only that consumption varies by feature and model.
- When is upgrading to Pro worth it?
- Pro is $20/mo with quota refreshed every five hours until a weekly ceiling. If the free tier's reported ~20 requests/day interrupts daily work, Pro is the only step up; there is no intermediate tier and credits cannot be purchased on the free plan.