Google's agentic development platform — an IDE, CLI and agent command centre for running coding agents in parallel, free for individual developers.
Google's agentic development platform — an IDE, CLI and agent command centre for running coding agents in parallel, free for individual developers.
Google Antigravity is free to use.
Google Antigravity is available on macOS.
Google Antigravity is one of 41 AI Coding tools tracked on ToolScanner. You can compare it side by side with alternatives, check verified monthly-billing prices, and add it to your AI stack to see what your whole setup costs.
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Yes — Google Antigravity is free to use.
Yes — Google Antigravity is free to use.
No free trial is listed for Google Antigravity, but the free plan lets you try it without paying.
Google's agentic development platform — an IDE, CLI and agent command centre for running coding agents in parallel, free for individual developers. On ToolScanner, Google Antigravity is listed under AI Coding.
Popular AI Coding alternatives include Gemini CLI, Jules, Kiro, Trae, Windsurf. You can compare any of them with Google Antigravity side by side on ToolScanner.
Google Antigravity is available on: macOS.
On the official website — providers change prices and plans at any time, so always confirm there before purchasing. ToolScanner shows the monthly-billing price as of our last check (last verified 2026-08-18).