Silent Update TODAY: Ultra weekly caps, Pro quotas plummeted & pushing Vertex API pricing 📉

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Google literally just switched the Antigravity plans today.

  • Ultra: No longer “no weekly limit.” They quietly slapped weekly caps on the highest tier.

  • Pro: Quotas for the best models have absolutely plummeted.

  • Overages: Once you inevitably hit these new low baselines, they push you to use “AI Credits,” which are billed at expensive Vertex API pricing.

Basically, Google’s quotas are dropping in the exact opposite direction of oil prices lol. Are they seriously expecting us to pay Ultra subscription prices just to hit a hard wall every week, and then pay enterprise API rates on top of it?

Docs just updated here: https://antigravity.google/docs/plans

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I just moved to 5x max Claude code. It’s more valuable than this shit :smile:

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Same here, I switched to Claude code and codex a few days ago, and my sleep has been much better these past few days :laughing:

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@Trong_Dang / @h4ku
Is the usage limit of Claude Code a problem when using the Opus model, or can you use it all day in 5 to 8-hour sessions, five days a week?

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I used to have 3-hour sessions, but recently the limit seems to have changed to only 10-15 prompts for Opus.

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It seems that Google has been experiencing ongoing issues with Antigravity over the past few months. I currently have two Ultra subscriptions paid through my business, and the service has fallen well below what was promised or expected.

It has now reached the point where I will be contacting my bank to initiate a chargeback, as the service has not been delivered. What’s equally frustrating is the lack of response or support regarding the issues that many of us have been raising.

In the meantime, I’ll be moving our subscriptions back to Claude Code.

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Ultra Subscriber Since Day 1 — You’re Losing Us, Google.

I’ve been an Antigravity Ultra subscriber since its launch. I run a multi-tenant SaaS platform serving ~100 construction inspection companies in Turkey. AI-assisted coding isn’t a hobby for me — it’s production infrastructure.

Here’s what my $250/month Ultra subscription looks like right now:

:red_circle: 10-15 Prompts = Done for the Day

I hit my weekly cap after roughly 10-15 meaningful prompts on Claude Opus 4.6. Not toy prompts. Not “write me a poem.” Production-grade architectural discussions, debugging sessions, multi-file refactors. The kind of work your marketing materials specifically advertise Ultra for.

10 prompts. That’s not a daily limit — that’s a coffee break.

:red_circle: Cognitive Capacity Has Visibly Degraded

The models feel dumber. Same prompt patterns that produced sharp, architecturally-sound responses 2 months ago now return shallow, generic, sometimes completely wrong output. Either:

  • You’re silently routing to cheaper model variants behind the same label

  • You’re truncating context windows under load

  • Or you’re throttling inference quality as users approach their invisible caps

Whichever it is — it’s dishonest. If I order a steak and you serve me a hamburger on a steak plate, it’s still a hamburger.

:red_circle: The Silence is the Worst Part

No changelog. No email. No banner. No acknowledgment. You just… quietly made the product worse and hoped we wouldn’t notice? We noticed. The entire forum noticed.

When your paying customers are literally discussing chargebacks and migrating to standalone Claude subscriptions — and your response is silence — that’s not a communication failure. That’s a strategic choice. And it’s a terrible one.

What We Actually Need (It’s Not Complicated)

  1. Transparent quotas. Show us exactly what we’re paying for. Tokens per day/week/month. No hidden caps. Show a usage meter — Claude does this on their own platform, why can’t you?

  2. Consistent model quality. If I’m paying for Claude Opus 4.6, give me the real Claude Opus 4.6. Not a throttled, context-stripped shadow of it.

  3. Communicate changes BEFORE they happen. This is basic SaaS hygiene. Every $10/month tool does this.

  4. Respect the contract. We’re paying premium prices. Deliver premium service, or refund the difference.

The Bottom Line

I don’t want to leave. Google’s ecosystem (Vertex, Firebase, Cloud Run) powers my entire stack. Antigravity was the missing piece that made it all click. But right now, I’m paying Google $250/month to use Claude Opus — and getting a worse experience than if I just paid Anthropic directly for a $200 Claude Max subscription with no surprise throttling.

You’re not competing with “other AI tools” anymore. You’re competing with the trust your paying users placed in you. And you’re losing.

Fix it, or watch your Ultra subscriber count drop to zero. We talk to each other. We compare notes. And right now, the consensus is: Ultra is a scam.

An Ultra subscriber who’s running out of patience, not prompts.

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Hello all,

In my opinion, Google’s ecosystem has grown too heavy and sluggish. Relying on their services for long-term projects feels increasingly risky.

The support is practically non-existent. There’s no help on the Antigravity official site, and their social media presence is dead. It took a lot of digging just to find this community, and even here, activity is minimal (shoutout to @Abhijit_Pramanik for the lone reply recently).

Just as Google once disrupted the old guard, I believe it’s time to shift our focus to newer, more agile tools.

Between Codex, Cursor, and Claude, which do you think is the best investment for a developer right now? Any suggestions?

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UPDATE: Google just increased pro storage from 2TB to 5TB, CONGRATS, you earned more storage in exchange for losing quota. GOOGLE, WE JUST WANT QUOTA NOTHING ELSE, YOU CAN HAVE ALL THE CLOUD STORAGE IN THE WORLD AND WE WONT HATE YOU FOR THAT.

bet they did this to justify losing quota, this would have been great if it was storage that I actually use like in GCP, where they only give me 5gb to work with initially.

AMAZING, how they could email me how i got something while being quiet that it was actually in exchange for something that was better.

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oh they actually I checked it right now. I am on Pro subscription and one ultra subscription, it actually increased, but I would rather have my quota back

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