How one Antigravity CLI user saved $240 by switching to Freebuff CLI
$20/mo future Gemini spend → $0 with Freebuff.
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TL;DR
- future Gemini spend on Antigravity CLI: about $20/month ($240/year).
- Freebuff CLI: $0/month with models and subagents included.
- Net savings: $240/year before API or credit overages.
- Modeled example — your usage may differ.
Terminal agents are where subscription and token costs add up fastest. Here is the math for Antigravity CLI vs Freebuff CLI — not a fabricated testimonial, but the switch we see often.
The bill on future Gemini spend#
Antigravity is free at launch but Gemini-powered; long-term pricing is TBD. Budget ~$20/mo equivalent in API or future seat fees for planning. For this example: $20/month or $240/year.
| Feature | Freebuff | future Gemini spend |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $0 | $20 |
| Annual cost | $0 | $240 |
| Token / credit overages | None | Common on long agent sessions |
| Subagents | 9 included | Varies |
| Model bundle | Included | Subscription or BYOK |
Three-step switch#
- 1Use Freebuff in your existing editor instead of switching to Antigravity's fork.
- 2Install Freebuff:
npm i -g freebuff - 3Cancel Antigravity CLI billing once you have verified Freebuff on your repos.
Stop paying $20/mo
Install Freebuff CLICan I run both Copilot CLI and Freebuff?+
Yes. Many developers use Freebuff for heavy agent work and keep IDE completions elsewhere — or drop the paid tier entirely.
Do I need to change editors?+
No. Freebuff runs in whatever terminal you already use.
