Google Antigravity rate limits irk Ultra users

Google is trying to price Antigravity like premium infrastructure, but the real product risk is trust: if Ultra buyers don't feel the limits are generous and predictable, the IDE stops feeling premium before it starts feeling indispensable.

• –Google's subscriptions page now lists higher Antigravity limits for Pro and Ultra, with paid quotas refreshing every five hours and free users on weekly caps.
• –Because Antigravity is meant to orchestrate agents across editor, terminal, and browser, quota pressure lands exactly where the product is supposed to save time.
• –At $249.99/month, "highest limits" has to read as generous, or developers will compare it with Cursor, Claude Code, and other tools that feel less metered.
• –Early Reddit and Product Hunt feedback already points to fast quota exhaustion and weak trial ergonomics, which is usually where pricing frustration turns into churn.