What does one Antigravity credit cost
There is no first-party answer: Google's public pages give example credit pack sizes but not prices, as of 2026-10-12. The prices reported consistently by press and community sources imply roughly one cent per credit. Both halves of that sentence are the actual state of the record, so this page keeps them separate: what a credit costs by report, and what Google says a credit costs, which is nothing at all.
The packs
| Pack size (first-party example) | Price (reported) | $ per credit | Bulk saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2,500 credits | $24.99 | $0.009996 | 0% |
| 5,000 credits | $49.99 | $0.009998 | 0% |
| 20,000 credits | $199.00 | $0.009950 | 0.5% |
Google's help page gives these as example amounts, not a complete list: "Choose the amount of AI credits (e.g., 2,500, 5,000, or 20,000 AI credits)." and "AI credits are offered in various increments." The same three sizes appear as the examples for auto-reload (read 2026-09-17). Pricing is nearly flat: buying 20,000 credits as eight small packs costs $199.92 versus $199.00 for the big pack, a saving of $0.92. Restrictions, per Google: Pro and Ultra subscribers only; not available for AI Plus; not sold in Japan; not purchasable by Google One members subscribed through a third party, Pixel Pass, or Apple billing; auto-reload needs age 18 or over and an earlier credit purchase, and is capped at 5 packs/day; within a family group only the plan manager can buy credits.
Credits to dollars, at the reported rate
| Credits | Approximate dollars |
|---|---|
| 100 | ~$1.00 |
| 500 | ~$5.00 |
| 1,000 | ~$10.00 |
| 2,500 | ~$25.00 |
| 5,000 | ~$50.00 |
| 20,000 | ~$200.00 |
At the pack-implied ~$1.00 per 100 credits, press-reported, not Google-published. What a credit buys in tokens or requests is not published at all; Google confirms burn varies by feature and model without quantifying it.
What credits are for
Credits are overage-only. Antigravity plans are metered in compute quota, and Google publishes no Antigravity-specific credit allotment for any plan. Its plans documentation describes credits only as overage: Pro and Ultra users can use purchased AI credits "(or any one-time promotional credits)" "for additional overage usage above the baseline quota." ("above the baseline provided quota" through 2026-09-28), and "AI credits are consumed at standard Gemini Enterprise consumption pricing." (the page said "Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform" through 2026-09-17) Whether that happens automatically is a user setting, "AI Credit Overages", which is either "Never: Never use AI credits automatically" or "Always: Always use AI credits when the baseline quota is exhausted"; the Antigravity CLI carries the same switch as useG1Credits in its settings file. Three first-party lines mention plan-attached credits without stating an Antigravity allotment: antigravity.google/pricing lists "Flexible AI credit pool" on both the Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra cards, Google One help says "AI credits combine your individual and family allocations.", and gemini.google/subscriptions lists Google Flow Credits per plan ("Get 200 Google Flow Credits" on AI Plus, "Get 1,000 Google Flow Credits" on AI Pro, "Get 10,000 or 25,000 Google Flow Credits" on AI Ultra) without saying whether those can be spent in Antigravity. All read 2026-09-17. They are spendable on Google Antigravity, Google Flow, Gemini app. Expiry: May expire after a certain period, as set out when acquired; no period published.
Antigravity and Flow are first-party on both Google One help pages, which read "Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra members can purchase AI credits to get extra usage in Google Flow and Google Antigravity." The Gemini app rests on gemini.google/subscriptions alone, whose Gemini-app usage-limits footnote says "You can extend your limits by purchasing AI credits." That is a dated change: on 2026-09-11 our re-verification recorded a Google One page listing extra usage "in Gemini, Google Flow, and Google Antigravity", and on 2026-09-17 neither Google One page names the Gemini app at all.
FAQ
- How much is one Antigravity credit in dollars?
- Roughly one cent, per press and community reporting of the pack prices ($24.99 for 2,500 credits). Google's public pages give example pack sizes but no prices; prices appear only inside the authenticated purchase flow, so no first-party figure exists to cite.
- What do Antigravity credits actually buy?
- Overage above your plan quota, consumed at standard Gemini Enterprise consumption pricing per the docs. Google states that the amount of credits used per feature and model varies, and publishes no credit-per-token or per-request rate.
- Do Antigravity credits expire?
- Google says credits may expire after a certain period, as set out when acquired. The period itself is not published.