Quick answer
The starter quota is the allowance a new Antigravity account receives before any paid capacity applies. It is a trial, so it is sized for evaluation rather than daily agent work. Check the usage panel for the remaining amount per model, because the starter allowance is split the same way as a paid one.
What it covers
- A limited amount on the baseline model.
- Smaller amounts on premium models where offered.
- The same per-model structure as paid quotas.
- No weekly budget to plan around, because the trial ends first.
The starter quota is enough to test whether the agent workflow fits your repository. It is not enough to standardise a team on.
Measure whether it is enough
- Pick three tasks you do weekly.
- Run each once and note how much quota it consumed.
- Multiply by the number of times you do them in a week.
- Compare the total with the starter allowance.
- If it covers less than a day, the trial is the whole answer.
After the starter quota
When it runs out, the options are the paid plan, another tool, or API billing where available. The quota guide explains what the paid allowances change.
UsageAtlas records local Antigravity tokens, so you keep the measurement after the trial ends.
Use the trial as a measurement
| Day | What to do | What you learn |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | One real feature task | Tokens per task |
| Day 2 | One debugging task | Cost of uncertainty |
| Day 3 | Explore a new repo | Context cost |
| Day 4 | Repeat the first task | Variance |
Four days of measured work is worth more than four weeks of impressions. After the trial, the quota guide explains what a paid allowance changes.
Questions, answered
How long does the Antigravity starter quota last?
It is consumed by usage rather than by calendar time, and the terms can change. Check the account page for the current conditions.
Is the starter quota per model?
It follows the same per-model structure as the paid quotas, so different models have different starting amounts.
Can I get a second starter quota?
Trial eligibility is per account, not per install. Creating extra accounts to repeat a trial is against the terms.