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Google Antigravity vs OpenAI Codex: what they really cost

Google Antigravity bills by: Weekly rate limits + AI credit pool. OpenAI Codex bills by: ChatGPT plan limits + credits, or API tokens. Here is the side-by-side, including where each one hurts.

Summary

Google AntigravityOpenAI Codex
What it isGoogle's agent-first coding app, CLI and IDE extensionsOpenAI's coding agent (web, CLI, IDE, app)
Free tierVariety of agent models; unlimited Tab completions and Command requests; basic weekly rate limitsQuick coding tasks; GPT-6 Luna in the desktop app (subject to rollout)
Entry paid planGoogle AI ProGo
Billed monthlyunknown$8/mo
Billed yearlyunknownunknown
Usage billed byWeekly rate limits + AI credit poolChatGPT plan limits + credits, or API tokens
Team pricingGemini Enterprise from $30/seat/mo, or pay-as-you-go via Google CloudPer user: Business $20-25/user/mo
BackendWhatever you code yourselfWhatever you code yourself
Best forTrying an agent IDE free, with Gemini modelsChatGPT subscribers who want cloud and local coding tasks
Weakest spotPaid tiers are Google AI Pro/Ultra subscriptions with unpublished rate-limit and credit-pool sizes source ↗Usage is a wide range per 5-hour window (e.g. 15-160 messages on Plus for GPT-6.1 Sol), so capacity is hard to predict source ↗

Tier for tier

Individual plans lined up low vs low and high vs high by price. Seat-based team plans are on each tool's page.

Google AntigravityOpenAI Codex
EntryNo tier at this levelGo: $8/mo
Lightweight tasks, GPT-6 Luna
MidNo tier at this levelPro $100: $100/mo
No 5-hour limit currently; weekly limits: unknown
TopGoogle AI Pro: unknown
More rate limits + AI credit pool
Pro $500: $500/mo
Adds Ultrafast mode; limits vs $200: unknown

Google Antigravity: what a credit buys

Weekly rate limits on every tier, plus a "flexible AI credit pool" on Google AI Pro and Ultra. Size of limits and pool: unknown.

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OpenAI Codex: what a credit buys

Subscription usage is counted per message and depends on model, task size, context and tool use; local messages and cloud tasks share the allowance. After the limit, ChatGPT credits keep you going (e.g. GPT-6.1 Sol: 50 credits per 1M input tokens, 250 per 1M output; a typical GPT-5.6 Sol task "may use 2-15 credits"). Fast mode uses 2x credits, Ultrafast 6x.

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