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GitHub Copilot vs Google Antigravity

A decision for a beginner, not a spec sheet. Scores are our weights. Prices are the public plans, and anything marked verify on the tool page should be re-checked before you pay.

The call

  • GitHub Copilot: IDE extension, github.com, agent, and CLI. Google Antigravity: Desktop agent IDE and CLI.
  • Neither tool is a clear no-code winner over the other. Read the skill scores before you decide on comfort.
  • GitHub Copilot has the lower verified individual paid plan: Pro at $10/mo.
  • On the kind of project, these two are close. Budget and where you want to work should break the tie.

Pick GitHub Copilot if you want an assistant inside VS Code, JetBrains, or GitHub.

Pick Google Antigravity if you are trying an editor agent without a subscription.

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GitHub Copilot

An IDE assistant at $10 a month, if you already live in GitHub.

Cheapest verified paid plan: Pro · $10/mo

Pick it when

  • A developer who wants an assistant inside VS Code, JetBrains, or GitHub
  • Staying near $10 a month
  • Web app and script work where you already have the repo open

Leave it when

  • Building a SaaS from a browser prompt with hosting included
  • No-code landing pages
  • Native mobile or game production

Google Antigravity

A free agent IDE, with higher quotas on Google AI Pro and Ultra.

Cheapest verified paid plan: Google AI Pro · $19.99/mo

Pick it when

  • Trying an editor agent without a subscription
  • Gemini-first coding on a weekly quota
  • A $20-ish step up via Google AI Pro if the free week runs out

Leave it when

  • A browser builder that hosts the app for you
  • No-code landing pages
  • Anyone who needs third-party models on the free or Pro plan (Antigravity docs put those on Ultra)

Where the weights differ

Web app or SaaS

GitHub Copilot4/5
Google Antigravity4/5

Mobile app

GitHub Copilot2/5
Google Antigravity2/5

Game

GitHub Copilot2/5
Google Antigravity2/5

Website or landing page

GitHub Copilot3/5
Google Antigravity3/5

Automation or script

GitHub Copilot4/5
Google Antigravity4/5

No code

GitHub Copilot1/5
Google Antigravity2/5

I can follow a change

GitHub Copilot4/5
Google Antigravity4/5

I already develop

GitHub Copilot5/5
Google Antigravity5/5

GitHub Copilot plans

Last verified 2026-10-19

Free

Individual

Free

Verify

A limited free tier. The plans FAQ still lists 2,000 completions and 50 chat requests. The billing docs say 2,000 completions a month plus an AI credit allowance whose size is not stated, with auto model selection only.

The free price is real. On 2026-10-19 the chat allowance and the credit allowance still disagree across GitHub's own pages, so this row stays verify.

Pro

Individual

$10/mo

Verified

1,500 AI credits a month (1,000 base + 500 flex). Completions and next edit do not use credits. 1 credit = $0.01.

From GitHub's usage-based billing docs for individuals.

Pro+

Individual

$39/mo

Verified

7,000 AI credits a month (3,900 base + 3,100 flex). Completions stay unlimited.

Flex allotments can change. Base credits are tied to the subscription price.

Max

Individual

$100/mo

Verified

20,000 AI credits a month (10,000 base + 10,000 flex).

The individual plan for sustained agent work.

Google Antigravity plans

Last verified 2026-10-19

Individual

Individual

Free

Verified

Unlimited Tab and Command requests. Weekly agent quota. Gemini models, including Gemini 3.8 Flash, which the plans doc names as a core agent model. No published prompt count.

The Antigravity pricing page lists this at $0/mo.

Google AI Pro

Individual

$19.99/mo

Verified

Higher Antigravity quota, refreshed every five hours until a weekly limit. AI credits can cover overage if you allow it. Also a Google One plan with storage and other Google AI benefits.

The dollar amount is the Google AI Pro price on Google One. Antigravity's own pricing page describes the higher limits and does not print $19.99.

Google AI Ultra 5x

Individual

$99.99/mo

Verified

Highest Antigravity quota class, refreshed every five hours, plus third-party models. Google labels this 5x Pro Gemini usage.

Price is from Google One and Gemini subscription pages, which are the plans Antigravity docs say raise the quota.

Google AI Ultra 20x

Individual

$199.99/mo

Verified

The highest weekly limits Google documents for these plans, labeled 20x Pro Gemini usage.

Same source split as the 5x tier: quota rules on Antigravity docs, price on Google One.

When GitHub Copilot runs out

Monthly. Included credits do not roll over. Base credits are used before the flex allotment.

Wait for the monthly reset.

When Google Antigravity runs out

Free quota refreshes weekly. Google AI Pro refreshes every five hours until a weekly limit. Ultra refreshes every five hours and has the highest weekly limits. Prompt counts are not published because heavier tasks spend more quota.

On the free plan, wait for the weekly refresh. There is no credit overage.

Full limit playbook

Questions people actually ask

Which is cheaper, GitHub Copilot or Google Antigravity?

GitHub Copilot's cheapest paid plan the ranking counts is Pro at $10/mo. Google Antigravity's cheapest paid plan the ranking counts is Google AI Pro at $19.99/mo.

Who is GitHub Copilot for?

GitHub Copilot is for a developer who wants an assistant inside VS Code, JetBrains, or GitHub, staying near $10 a month, and web app and script work where you already have the repo open.

Who is Google Antigravity for?

Google Antigravity is for trying an editor agent without a subscription, gemini-first coding on a weekly quota, and a $20-ish step up via Google AI Pro if the free week runs out.

Which is a better fit if I do not want to read code, GitHub Copilot or Google Antigravity?

GitHub Copilot scores 1 out of 5 for someone who does not want to read code. Google Antigravity scores 2 out of 5. Google Antigravity has the higher no-code score. Copilot assumes an editor. It is the wrong first tool if you do not want files. Better than a pure terminal, and you are still in an IDE.

Do GitHub Copilot and Google Antigravity have free plans?

GitHub Copilot: Free is real, with a tight cap. The plans FAQ still says 2,000 completions and 50 chats. A later billing post describes limited completions plus limited chat and agent usage. Confirm the live counter. Google Antigravity: Free. Unlimited Tab completions and Command requests, Gemini models, and a weekly agent quota. The quota is not a published prompt count. It refreshes weekly, not every five hours.