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If the gains are real why the limits are so bad? Google can barely serve Anti-gravity.
by faangguyindia 7mo ago
If the gains are real why the limits are so bad? Google can barely serve Anti-gravity.
- owlmirror 7mo agoIsn't that at the moment still a free product? Of course they will not prioritize serving those requests. That tells you nothing.
- butlike 7mo agoIt tells you there's no clear path to monetization.
- adventured 7mo agoThey've all avoided loading up their LLMs with ads to this point. That is going to change dramatically over the next 2-3 years. All of them will be loaded with ads, and Google will partake as expected given their ad network & capabilities in that realm. They'll match GPT's ad roll-out.
- notatoad 7mo agoit has a paid option. and the antigravity subreddit is full of people who claim to be paid users, complaining about constantly hitting limits.
- owlmirror 7mo agowhere do I find the paid option? I can not find that on their product page. There are only two options I can see; one "Available at no charge" and another one "Coming soon - For organizations" Can you upgrade in the IDE? It would be strange that Google has a performance problem for paid users while I do not experience any such issues at all with Claude and Codex.
- ajam1507 7mo agoMaybe it's unavailable in your region. Four options on this page for me. https://antigravity.google/pricing https://antigravity.google/pricing
- gck1 7mo agoOh no. I pay for it, not antigravity, but gemini-cli. The limits and response times are laughable. Remove branding and you'd think it's served by some hobbyist on a homelab server, not Google
- BoredPositron 7mo agoYou get more Claude tokens from a Google subscriptions via antigravity than from anthropic. Especially if you use the 5 other "family" accounts you can share the subscription with...