Google is truly their own worst enemy.
I don’t understand how a company the scale of google has such poor product structure and marketing.
Antigravity seems like a really great tool with the limited taste provided by the paltry limits on my standard workspace account. Like many others I quickly hit my limits for all models (in less than a day). No problem, I’ll subscribe for a higher tier of service (I thought). Only to discover no obvious or clear path to doing so. I needed to use Gemini to tell me how to find “AI Ultra Access” at $250 per month! Are you high? And they aren’t even clear on what you get for that, just vague notions of “highest access” - to what?
This is the sales pitch:
Includes the highest access to advanced AI capabilities:
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Gemini in Workspace: Get the highest limits for AI in the apps you use every day like Gmail, Meet, Studio, Docs, and more
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Gemini app: Solve complex strategic problems with highest access to deep reasoning in our most capable models
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NotebookLM: Generate more insights from the largest source libraries
OK, great - but I’m not interested in most of that - you’re selling me stuff I don’t need or even want. I want greater limits when working with Antigravity doing software development, I don’t have a need for “more AI” in my gmail or meet - not sure about “Studio” - but none of this clarifies that I’m getting what I actually want nor is it even clear on what I’m buying.
Sorry Google, but you kind of suck at marketing - I mean you’re really bad at it. Do you even care about your customers?
Ah well, Cursor & Claude code win out - at least with them I know what I’m getting for my subscription price.