I am also hitting this now with an active AI Pro subscription. My Claude limits reset in a week, but it appears that the Gemini ones still have the 5 hour reset window. @Abhijit_Pramanik please update us as it has been nearly a month since you said you escalated the issue. This is unacceptable from a company of Google’s size, and even more so considering we are PAID users who are having the terms of our already-paid-for subscription change beneath our feet while we get zero notification of changes or any grace period before changes go into effect. This is unacceptable and should not be happening.
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Same thing happening for me also, this happens after the 3.1 launch, Google should fix this issue immediately.
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So. I just got Antigravity after reading good things about it. I now ran out of everything after just two days. Again: EVERYTHING even flash makes me wait. Claude is basically useless to begin with cause its so limited. I will definitely cancel my subscription again. This sucks.
In my case the quota dashboard shows it still has quite a lot available, yet the limit was hit.
The ~107hr refresh period is also incredibly harsh for a paid plan (Google One).
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I really don’t get this. In settings, I can see the quota available for the Opus 4.6. Also, 5 days time period is too long.
I am also consistently hitting this 100+ hour lockout bug on my AI Pro account , using Antigravity on Mac.
Despite the advertised 5-hour refresh cycle, I am frequently blocked for several days at a time. This makes the paid subscription unusable for professional work.
@Abhijit_Pramanik — Could you please look into my account specifically? I have already reached out to gdp-premium-support@google.com as well. We need a manual quota reset or a fix for this “rolling window” calculation as it is clearly not working as intended for paid users.
I am on the same, yesterday I hit the hour limit and the refresh window I had was in about 1h and a few minutes so I decided to call it a day, today morning I woke up to this
Now the funnier part is, even the Claude one, which I didn’t even use since the last reset went down magically. So I upgraded my google subscription to have the 5 hour reset windows, I move to use their very buggy IDE to then being slapped with this inconsistent results. Then they talk about increasing the limits, what is it stopping them from changing the rules to be “fair”.
When we are paying for a service, fairness should not be a point, we are paying. I understand fair on free usage, but not on paid one.
I guess this is me going back to claude, at least there the quotas are consistent and for the last year I did not notice any of these issue
I’m in the same situation. Yesterday at around 8 p.m., I had all the Google models available, and after refreshing a few hours later, I also had the Claude models available. This morning, I found this. It’s unacceptable.
I am getting the same issue as google ai pro subscriber.
Seems like even paying we are all sharing the same account, or somehow in a free tier that is not representative of what we pay, But this is google, so mainly impossible to fix
Antigravity quota lock is inconsistent with the paid Pro plan — refresh time being arbitrarily extended
I’m experiencing a serious issue with the Antigravity quota system, and it appears that several other users may be facing the same problem.
In my specific case:
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I have two paid accounts (Google AI Pro)
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One standard Pro account
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One student Pro account (also paid)
So both are paid plans, not free accounts.
Even so, I’m receiving extremely long quota lockouts, which are inconsistent with what was originally communicated for the paid plan.
What happened
My initial quota lock indicated:
Refresh on March 12 at 17:14
Meaning the system showed the quota would be available again today.
However, when I checked again in the Models settings, the refresh time had changed to roughly 6 days, with no explanation.
For example, it now shows:
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Gemini 3.1 Pro (High) → Refresh in ~6 days
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Gemini 3.1 Pro (Low) → Refresh in ~6 days
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Claude Sonnet / Opus → Refresh in ~5 days
This means a lock that should last a few hours or at most a day has suddenly become almost a week, even with an active paid plan.
Concerning points
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The refresh time changes on its own
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The system does not explain which limit was actually reached
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The lock duration is disproportionate for paid accounts
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This is happening across two different accounts, which suggests this is not an isolated case
Real impact
I’m using Antigravity for software development (SaaS) and AI agent automation.
These unpredictable lockouts completely break the development workflow, because:
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tasks stop in the middle
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agents become unusable
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quota simply disappears
Questions for the team / community
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Is this a quota system bug?
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Is there an undocumented weekly limit?
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Shouldn’t the refresh happen every few hours as previously communicated?
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Is there any way to manually reset quotas for Pro accounts?
Suggestion
It would be very important for the Antigravity / Google team to clarify:
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what the actual quota model is
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what the limits per model are
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when quota refresh actually happens
Right now the experience feels unpredictable, even for paying users.
If anyone else is experiencing this issue, please comment here so we can understand whether this is a widespread problem.
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Actually !!!, has anyone found a solution to this?
Here’s the issue I’m dealing with: I hit my weekly quota almost two weeks ago and was told I needed to wait 6–7 days. I waited longer than that, and when I started using it again, it immediately going to lock me out again after my quote runs out. I didn’t even use/get a single 5 hour reset this week and apparently, I’m hitting the weekly quote already.
I’m paying for the Google Pro plan, so this shouldn’t be happening… Where are my 5-hour resets? No way I’ve hit the weekly quota yet.
Ik if this doesn’t get solved soon I’m cancelling my plan, as I’m sure many others will be as well.
I’m a user that build software and other solutions from 9-5PM directing the Antigravity IDE to do so. I do not work on more than one solution at a time though I do expect my IDE and models to solve fairly complex problems.
I tried Antigravity free but I ran into quota issues quite quickly - fair enough (I did not pay for the service).
Then I upgraded to Google AI Pro - same thing only it took a little longer. Then I upgraded to Google AI Ultra - again I ran into issues with quotas and this is a premium account!
Then I canned my Google AI Ultra subscription, got a Google Workspace domain and added the AI Ultra Access add-on and I am still getting quota issues just in terms of developing on one solution at a time with brunch, lunch and coffee breaks in between.
My expectation from these premium plans is clearly not in line with what Google can support.
Though I’d hate to do it, I’m at this point looking for alternatives that can get me through the day at least on one track of AI development.