

Google Antigravity vs Devin DesktopPricing compared
Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop are both agent-first coding IDEs with a $0 plan, but they charge for more usage differently. Antigravity's paid tiers are Google's own AI subscriptions: AI Pro at $19.99 a month for higher limits, and Ultra at $99.99 or $199.99. Devin Desktop has its own plans: Pro at $20 a month and Max at $200.
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Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop prices, side by side
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|---|---|---|
| $0 plan | Individual: unlimited Tab and Command, weekly agent quota | Free entry tier |
| First paid step | Google AI Pro: $19.99/month | Pro: $20/month |
| Heavy use | Ultra 5x $99.99 or Ultra 20x $199.99/month | Max: $200/month |
| Student price | None on Antigravity; Google AI Pro has student offers in some countries | None |
Read from each tool's official pricing page. Prices checked .
The price difference, in detail
Antigravity doesn't sell a coding plan of its own. The $0 Individual plan covers unlimited Tab completions and Command requests with a weekly agent quota, and more quota comes from Google's AI subscriptions: AI Pro at $19.99 a month, Ultra 5x at $99.99 and Ultra 20x at $199.99. If you already pay for Google AI Pro, the higher Antigravity limits come with it. In some countries Google AI Pro also has student offers, which our Google Gemini page tracks.
Devin Desktop keeps a separate price list: $0, Pro at $20 a month, Max at $200, and Teams at an $80 base fee plus $40 per developer seat. There's no student plan and no yearly discount on its pricing page.
Which one fits you
- Pick Google Antigravity if you already pay for Google AI Pro, or might, since the same subscription raises its limits.
- Pick Devin Desktop if you want a coding-only subscription and came from Windsurf.
The tradeoffs
- Both
Antigravity: the $0 Individual plan has unlimited Tab completions and Command requests, with a weekly agent quota
- Both
Antigravity: higher limits come with Google AI Pro at $19.99, which also covers Google's other AI products
- Devin Desktop
Pro is $20 a month and the next step is Max at $200; Antigravity has Ultra 5x at $99.99 in between
- Both
Devin Teams is an $80 base fee plus $40 per seat; Antigravity for organisations is usage-based through Google Cloud
Live deals on Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop
Official trials, promos and discounts we have checked on each tool's own page, with the date.
No live deal on Google Antigravity that we have checked right now. Google Antigravity pricing and cheaper plans.
No live deal on Devin Desktop that we have checked right now. Devin Desktop pricing and cheaper plans.
Questions about Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop
Is Google Antigravity or Devin Desktop cheaper?
Google Antigravity has the lower entry price. Paid plans for Google Antigravity start at $19.99 a month and for Devin Desktop at $20 a month. Those are list prices: yearly billing, student pricing and live deals can change which one costs you less, and the table above shows each.
Do Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop have a $0 plan?
Yes, both. Google Antigravity and Devin Desktop each have a plan that costs $0, so what matters is whose limits you hit first. The side-by-side table above lists what each one includes.
Can Devin Desktop replace Google Antigravity?
They are direct alternatives: we list both under Coding. Whether Devin Desktop replaces Google Antigravity for you comes down to the tradeoffs above and which plan limits you would run into first.
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