Side by side
| Feature | Cursor | Google Antigravity |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | AI coding agent and IDE that turns ideas into code, running tasks in parallel for developers and engineering teams. | Agentic development platform from Google for building software with AI agents, from a desktop IDE to a terminal CLI and SDK. |
| Price from | 20 USD/mo | 30 USD/mo |
| Free plan | yes | yes |
| Platforms | web, mac, windows, linux, api | web, api, mac, windows, linux |
| API | yes | yes |
Cursor: key features
- AI coding agent that turns ideas into code
- Cloud agents that build, test and demo features autonomously
- Parallel task execution with Mission Control view
- Command-line Cursor CLI
- Slack and GitHub integration for code review and PRs
- Bugbot agentic code review
Google Antigravity: key features
- Multiple local agents managed in parallel from one command center
- Projects for grouping conversations across workspaces
- Scheduled messages to automate routine tasks
- Terminal CLI for autonomous coding agents and shell commands
- Python SDK for building custom agents on the same harness
- Agentic IDE with agent manager, artifacts and codebase understanding
FAQ
Is Cursor or Google Antigravity better?
It depends on the job - compare prices, free plans and features in the table above.
Are Cursor and Google Antigravity free?
Cursor: Yes, there is a free plan. Hobby plan: limited Agent requests and access to Composer, no credit card required. Google Antigravity: Yes, there is a free plan. Free plan without subscription: access to a variety of agent models, unlimited Tab completions, unlimited Command requests, basic weekly rate limits.