Google Antigravity updates rate limits: Pro/Ultra get priority access, free tier moves to weekly quotas

The official Antigravity account announced via three tweets: Pro and Ultra users now receive priority access and more generous rate limits, with quotas refreshing every five hours; the free plan shifts to larger weekly rate limits to reduce quickly hitting caps during a single project; all tiers continue to include Gemini 3 Pro, unlimited tab code completions, and access to Agent Manager and Browser integration. The announcement drew mixed reactions across the community.

Official information (via @antigravity)

• Pro/Ultra: Priority access + higher quotas, refreshing every five hours
• Free tier: Weekly-based rate limits to better support continuous project work
• All tiers: Gemini 3 Pro, unlimited code completions, and full product features remain

Community reaction (with comment highlights)

• Praise: Users reported “smooth since yesterday” and “rarely hitting rate limits”, with some willing to renew or upgrade to Ultra
• Transparency: Many asked for explicit quota numbers and refresh rules, a usage dashboard, and clearer limit explanations
• Stability: Frequent complaints on macOS about “massive memory leaks”, Agent Manager white screen, login issues, and sessions ending with errors every few messages
• Value debate: Some argue “priority access” effectively slows others; others note the free tier may be unsustainable and should be positioned honestly

Points of contention

• Lack of numeric clarity on quotas/rate limits makes planning and self-management difficult
• Stability impacts work: Apple Silicon crashes/white screens/logins blocking make it “not fit for serious work” for some
• Backlog of requests: API keys, clearer search/grep behavior, right-click paste button, dark mode, large zip handling, and more

Observations and recommendations

• Transparency: Publish numeric quotas and refresh cadence; ship a usage dashboard (quota, throttling reason, next refresh time)
• Stability: Prioritize fixes for macOS memory leaks, Agent Manager white screen, and login failures; improve error codes and retry behavior to reduce interruptions
• Docs & UX: Strengthen documentation, provide site-wide dark mode, polish UI/UX, and offer better enterprise/developer integration (API keys, finer-grained settings)

Closing

This change aims to improve the experience for heavy users, but quota transparency and product stability remain the key gaps. If the team addresses these quickly, Antigravity can build stronger trust and stickiness within the developer community.