Freebuff vs Google Antigravity: a full free day vs a weekly quota Google won’t size

Antigravity is Google’s agent-first coding app, and since June 18, 2026 it is also where Gemini CLI’s free users were sent. It has real strengths, from parallel agents to a built-in browser. But its free plan is a weekly allowance whose size Google does not publish, and when it runs out you wait for next week. If you want a coding agent you can use every day for free, Freebuff is the better choice.

At a glance

What Antigravity costs

Per Antigravity’s pricing, the free plan includes "Access to a variety of agent models", unlimited Tab completions and "Basic weekly rate limits". Its plans docs describe the free quota as "A meaningful quota, refreshed weekly", with no figures. Google AI Pro, at $19.99 a month, refreshes a larger quota every five hours until a weekly limit, and Ultra costs more for the largest quota.

On May 19, 2026, Google announced that Gemini CLI would "stop serving requests" for free and paid individual users on June 18, 2026, and moved them to Antigravity CLI. Two days later, 9to5Google reported that Google had tripled Antigravity’s limits twice in one week after complaints.

What Freebuff gives you for free

• Unlimited messages in every session. A session lasts an hour, and the agent can read, edit, test and retry as many times as it needs inside it. One long task never locks you out for the week.
• A published daily allowance with no monthly cap. Up to 30 hours a day in the US, and 21 in countries such as Canada, the UK and Germany. That is 10 hours a day of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, refilled every day, not every week.
• Models that do not use it. Right now, Solar Mini 4 and Solar Pro 4 never touch your allowance, and new accounts in the US and other top-tier countries also get DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Fast without touching it.
• It runs where you work. The CLI sits next to the editor you already use, and there is a desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux, the web workspace, and apps for iOS and Android.

What Antigravity users are saying

Antigravity’s Trustpilot page scores 1.9 out of 5 from 38 reviews, 76% of them one star. The complaints are mostly about limits and reliability:

• Tiny free limits. Even a mostly positive September 2026 reviewer said the Free and Plus tiers are "heavily limited", with limits that are "very small and weekly only".
• Locked out for days. In March 2026, PiunikaWeb reported Pro users hitting the weekly cap early: "you are actually waiting for days."
• A couple of sessions a week. In May, a Google DeepMind lead acknowledged that users could hit their weekly limits "after a couple work sessions".
• Forced off Gemini CLI. A June 2026 reviewer: "the Gemini CLI tool was perfectly good, why forcing us to use this Antigravity buggy, slow, inconsistent tool."
• Crashes. An October 2026 reviewer who bought Google AI Pro for Antigravity reported two system freezes and asked for a refund: "It simply brought my productivity crashing down to Earth."
• A deleted drive. In late 2025, Antigravity’s agent wiped a user’s entire drive while trying to clear a cache.

What Freebuff users are saying

Where Antigravity is strong

Antigravity runs several agents in parallel, can drive a browser to check frontend work, keeps Tab completions unlimited on the free plan, and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux. Google also raised limits quickly after the May backlash. If you pay for Google AI Pro or Ultra already, it is a capable tool.

Our verdict

Pick Freebuff. Antigravity gives free users a weekly quota Google will not size, and when it runs out, you wait days. Freebuff gives you unlimited messages in every session and a published allowance that refills every day, in the terminal, on every desktop, in the browser and on your phone.