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Google Antigravity alternatives

6 alternatives compared · prices last verified Jul 15, 2026 · how we verify

Jules is the top Google Antigravity alternative in our directory: it covers the same category (AI Coding), starts at $0, and has a free tier. All 6 alternatives below are compared on pricing verified against the official pricing pages, on the dates shown.

Ranked by category overlap with Google Antigravity, free-tier availability, then lowest verified starting price — computed from our verified data, never sponsorships.

Google Antigravity alternatives compared

Google Antigravity alternatives with verified pricing
Alternative Category Starting price Free tier Price verified
Jules AI Coding $0 yes Jun 30, 2026
GitHub Copilot AI Coding $10/mo yes Jul 3, 2026
Windsurf AI Coding $15/mo yes Jun 11, 2026
Claude AI Chatbots $20/mo yes Jul 3, 2026
Cursor AI Coding $20/mo yes Jul 3, 2026
Kiro AI Coding $20/mo yes Jul 15, 2026

Each alternative, in brief

01 Jules

Google's asynchronous AI coding agent that clones your repo, plans changes, runs in a cloud VM, and opens a reviewable pull request

AI Coding from $0 free tier: yes Verified JUN 30, 2026

02 GitHub Copilot

AI coding assistant with inline completions, chat, and autonomous agent mode across major IDEs

AI Coding from $10/mo free tier: yes Verified JUL 3, 2026

03 Windsurf

Agentic AI IDE with Cascade that writes, edits and runs code autonomously inside your editor

AI Coding from $15/mo free tier: yes Verified JUN 11, 2026

When to stay with Google Antigravity

Documented strengths from our Google Antigravity review — switching isn't always the right call:

  • Free for individuals at $0 with no credit card — the cheapest way to evaluate a serious agentic IDE
  • Not Gemini-only: Claude Sonnet and Opus and GPT-OSS-120B are first-class in the model picker, so you can route the hard reasoning to Claude
  • Paid quota folds into a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription you may already hold rather than a separate per-seat bill

Read the full Google Antigravity review →