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Prices for United States, before sales tax Data release 2026.10.16-3, Oct 16, 2026 Rules 2.1.0
Comparing Google AI Pro and X Subscription Premium: individual plans, prices for United States. Change the plans below to compare any other two.
The verdict is being reviewed because facts about these plans changed. The comparison below already shows the current facts.
This page is for developers choosing between Google AI Pro, at $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year paid up front, and Cursor Premium, at $30 a month before tax. Cursor Premium is the lowest Cursor plan with cloud agents and Bugbot pull request reviews. Google documents no pull request review on any consumer plan, because it shut down the consumer Gemini Code Assist on GitHub, so for Gemini we picked Google's standard paid plan: it documents Jules, cloud tasks that can open pull requests, with higher limits, plus Google Antigravity. We also cover the Gemini free tier, Google AI Plus and Ultra, and Cursor Free and Plus.
The facts come from Google's, Cursor's and xAI's own pages, checked on October 12 and 13, 2026. We have not tested either product, so nothing here says whose agent writes working code. Where a vendor is silent we say not verified, which is different from documented as not offered.
$19.99 a month or $199.99 a year
$30 a month or $300 a year
3.8 Flash; 3.1 Pro (Expanded); no Deep Think.
Latest Grok models (Grok 4.7) and Composer 2.5 from the shared pool; third-party models (Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-5.6 Sol, Gemini 3.1 Pro, etc.) available but billed separately at API list price via top-ups.
1 million tokens.
Grok 4.7: 256k standard window, 500k long context (input over 256k billed at 2x). Pay-per-use third-party models go higher, e.g. Claude Opus 5.5 up to 1M tokens.
Only inside Antigravity: Pro column lists Gemini models plus Claude Sonnet 5.5/Opus 5.5 (non-trial subscriptions only), Claude 4.6 models and GPT-OSS-120b (4.6/GPT-OSS removed Nov 2, 2026). Gemini app lists Google models only.
Pick models from SpaceXAI (Grok), Cursor (Composer), Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta (Muse Spark); third-party models are not in the included pool and are billed at API list price.
Gemini app with 4x Free usage limits, 3.8 Flash and 3.1 Pro, Deep Research, plus Gemini in Gmail, Docs and Sheets.
Cursor itself is coding-only, but this X Subscription tier bundles Grok Chat, a general-purpose chatbot, sharing the same usage pool.
Search grounding with source links not described on fetched plan pages.
Agent has a built-in Web tool that runs web searches (Agent is ticked on every plan). Whether answers show source links is not documented.
Expanded Deep Research.
No multi-step research-report mode documented for Cursor plans; Projects coordinate many agents on code work, not research reports.
Up to 1,500 pages of file uploads.
Agent can read image files (.png, .jpg, .gif, .webp, .svg) into chat for vision-capable models; iOS app lets you attach photos or files. PDF/document upload into chat is not documented.
Spreadsheet/CSV computation not described on fetched plan pages.
Agent can run terminal commands (so it could run scripts), but spreadsheet/CSV analysis is not documented as a feature.
Jules (higher limits), Antigravity (entry limits), AI Studio, Android Studio.
Cursor Agent (edits files, runs terminal commands, searches code) ticked on every plan; Free is limited, paid tiers scale usage (Plus base, Premium 4x, Super 15x, Ultra 50x Plus).
Via Google Antigravity: Antigravity IDE and CLI, plus extensions for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, Zed, Xcode. Pro: higher quota refreshed every 5 hours up to a weekly limit, plus AI-credit overages. Code Assist IDE/Gemini CLI consumer access ended June 18, 2026.
Own editor (Cursor); Cursor agent inside IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm and other JetBrains IDEs via ACP (2025.1+, uses your Cursor plan); Xcode 26.3+ projects via MCP bridge.
Antigravity baseline (all plans) includes unlimited Tab completions; Pro adds higher agent rate limits, not more completions.
Tab autocomplete (multi-line, cross-file, next-edit jumps). xAI says Premium includes Cursor Pro benefits, and Cursor Pro listed unlimited tab completions; the new pricing page itself states no Tab limit.
Jules in Pro: 100 daily tasks (rolling 24h), 15 concurrent tasks, higher access to latest model (Jules limits page); cloud VM tasks that can open PRs. Gemini subscriptions page: 'Higher limits'.
Cloud Agents & automations: run in cloud VMs on GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket/Azure DevOps repos, work on a branch and open PRs; start from web, Slack, GitHub comments, iOS. Uses shared pool.
Consumer Gemini Code Assist on GitHub (which covered Google AI Pro users) shut down July 17, 2026; Code Assist IDE/CLI also stopped serving Google AI Pro on June 18, 2026. No replacement PR reviewer documented for Pro.
Bugbot reviews GitHub/GitLab pull requests automatically on each update, comments with bugs, security issues and fix suggestions. Included from Premium; usage-based.
Expanded image generation (Nano Banana Pro).
Grok Imagine image generation bundled in The X Subscription; Cursor Agent also has a tool that generates images into the project's assets/ folder. Draws on the shared usage pool.
Omni Flash; 1,000 Flow credits/mo; limited Veo 3.1 Lite trial.
Grok video generation is bundled from Premium up (pricing table tick); draws on the shared usage pool.
Gemini Live.
Via bundled Grok Voice (not inside the Cursor editor; the Cursor iOS app offers dictation only). Uses the shared pool.
Gemini app (Nano Banana 2): upload an image and ask Gemini to make edits, change parts of it, or combine several photos; editing is 18+. Plan adds Nano Banana Pro ('Redo with Pro') and higher limits.
Grok Imagine (bundled with The X Subscription) edits images: Image 2.0's magic wand edits the region you point at, plus segmentation, multi-image editing (up to 5 inputs) and a Photo Edit template. Draws on the plan's shared Cursor and Grok usage pool.
Google says you can tell Gemini to 'change the background, replace an object, or add an element'; no page documents removing a background to transparency.
Grok Imagine Image 2.0 has background removal that exports a subject with a transparent background, and a 'BG Removal & Change' template. Draws on the plan's shared Cursor and Grok usage pool.
Nano Banana 2 lists 'Better text rendering: Add text to images with more accurate spelling'; Nano Banana Pro (paid plans) is pitched for images with text rendering.
xAI says Imagine Image 2.0 plans typography and layout so small text comes out sharp (Quality Mode on grok.com/imagine and the apps). Draws on the plan's shared Cursor and Grok usage pool.
No logo maker, logo templates or logo mode documented; Google's Nano Banana page says you can create logos, invites and posters with clear text. No dedicated logo tool or template set is documented.
No logo template is documented for Grok Imagine; its templates include Mascot Maker, Icon Maker and Merch Maker, none described as a logo maker.
No Google page documents SVG or vector output for Gemini images; downloads are full-size images (2K with a Google AI plan, 1K without).
No xAI or Cursor page documents SVG or vector export from Grok Imagine.
The Google AI plans comparison shows no 4K image upscaling (Google Flow) for this plan; it is ticked only for Ultra 5x and Ultra 20x.
No xAI page documents image upscaling for Grok Imagine; 'Smart resize' changes the aspect ratio by filling in the frame, which is not described as upscaling.
Gemini app (Gemini Omni): turn up to 5 photos into a video. Also Google Flow Frames to Video (1,000 Flow credits/month plus 50 daily) and Google Photos Photo to video (Expanded generations).
Bundled Grok Imagine (grok.com/imagine, iOS, Android) animates an image into video, up to 1080p, with up to 7 image references; draws on the shared weekly usage pool.
Gemini app and Google Flow (Gemini Omni): prompt edits to uploaded or generated video (Flow: upload up to 60 s, 1 GB, edit a 10 s segment, 40 credits per edit; Scenebuilder trim and arrange). Google Vids: text-based transcript trim. Uploading video for edits is not offered in some US states.
Grok Imagine video editing is documented only for the xAI API (billed separately, not from the plan pool); no official page documents footage editing in the Grok apps or Cursor.
Google Vids AI avatars speak the words in your script (25/month, includes personal avatars). Gemini app and Flow also let you record your own face and voice as an avatar for Omni videos (not in EEA, UK, Switzerland; English only in Gemini).
No Cursor or xAI page documents a digital presenter in the bundled Grok apps.
No Google page documents lip sync to new audio for these plans. Google says of Gemini Omni: editing video to change audio and speech is still being tested.
Grok Imagine generates dialogue with synced speech, but no official page documents lip syncing existing video to new audio.
Not stated as automatic: Google Vids has styled captions that sync with the audio, open to personal accounts; no page says they are generated without your input. Google Vids styled captions, synced to the audio, available to all personal Google accounts (also transcript trim and teleprompter); you can correct caption errors.
No Cursor or xAI page documents automatic video captions.
No Google page ties automatic long video to short clips to the Gemini app, Flow, Vids or Photos on this plan.
No Cursor or xAI page documents turning long videos into short clips.
Visible watermark can be turned off: Gemini app (Settings, Media, Watermark) and Google Flow have a visible watermark toggle in the US. Invisible SynthID watermark and C2PA Content Credentials always remain.
Grok Imagine images and videos carry a visible Grok watermark; there is no setting to remove it.
Canvas in the Gemini app creates apps and web pages from a prompt, with code view and Gemini-powered features. Google AI Studio Build (vibe coding agent, 'Expanded' daily usage on this plan) builds full-stack web and Android apps from a prompt.
Grok Build in Grok (web, iOS, Android) builds an app, game, website or dashboard from a description, live in the chat. Grok Build ticked on this plan; uses the shared usage pool.
Canvas apps can be shared with a public g.co/gemini/share link (opens in gemini.google.com). AI Studio deploys apps to Cloud Run with a public URL; needs a Cloud billing account except the Starter Tier (eligible accounts, up to 2 apps).
Apps you publish from Grok Build get their own grok.me address; you choose just you, anyone with the link, or the whole internet. Grok Build ticked on this plan; uses the shared usage pool.
No Google page documents putting a Canvas or AI Studio app on your own domain. AI Studio lets you pick a custom subdomain under ai.studio (for example your-app-name.ai.studio).
Grok Build lets you point a domain you own at a published app.
Canvas apps can save data across sessions and devices (anyone with a public link can view and edit that data). AI Studio Build provisions Firebase Firestore and Firebase Authentication (Sign in with Google).
No xAI page documents a database or user sign-in for Grok Build apps; it describes apps 'with real state and logic', secrets for third-party API keys, and connectors for dashboards.
Canvas has a Code view where you can read and edit an app's code, and exports Python to Colab. Google AI Studio Build exports code as a ZIP or syncs two ways with GitHub.
Grok Build can push the whole project to a GitHub repo to continue in an editor or in the Grok Build terminal agent; Cursor itself edits code in your local project.
Lyria 3.5 in the Gemini app makes tracks with music and lyrics (vocals) from text, photos or video; short (about 1 min) or full (2 to 3 min, needs the Pro model); 18+. Ticked on every plan; higher plans get higher limits. Google Vids 'Generate music' is also included.
No official Cursor or Grok page found that describes generating songs with vocals; the plan table covers Grok Chat, Imagine (images, video from Premium) and Voice.
When creating a track you can choose whether it has vocals or not, so instrumental tracks are possible; same usage limits as music generation.
No official Cursor or Grok page found that describes generating instrumental music.
Help article lists downloads as MP4 video with cover art or audio-only MP3; separated stems are not described.
No official Cursor or Grok page describes stem downloads.
Google Vids 'AI voiceover' and Google Docs 'Audio generation' are both listed for this plan.
Text to Speech exists in the Grok Voice API suite ($15 per 1M characters), not as a plan feature. Paid plans include Grok API access, but API usage is billed separately and does not draw from the plan pool.
Not documented: Google's personal avatar feature records your face and voice for videos, but no page says it reads new text in a copy of your voice.
Voice Cloning exists in the Grok Voice API suite (clone from two minutes of speech, 30 free clones), not as a plan feature. Paid plans include Grok API access, but API usage is billed separately and does not draw from the plan pool.
Not documented for recorded audio or video: Google Meet translates speech live in calls on some plans, which is not dubbing a file.
Grok Voice lists 'Live Translation' (speak in one language, be heard in another) as Coming Soon; no plan includes dubbing today.
No official page describes generating stand-alone sound effects from a description in the Gemini app or Google Flow.
No official Grok or Cursor page describes generating stand-alone sound effects from a description.
Audio files can be uploaded to Gemini for answers and summaries (total audio up to 10 minutes; 3 hours with Google AI Pro or Ultra), but no official page names transcription as a feature.
Grok chats accept audio (MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, AAC) and video (MP4, MOV) uploads up to 150 MB and can transcribe and interpret them; quality varies. Uses the shared weekly Grok and Cursor usage pool.
Gemini 'Take notes for me' in Google Meet captures notes in Google Docs, gives 'Summary so far' and a recap email; recommended for 15 minutes to 8 hours; 8 spoken languages.
No official Cursor or Grok page describes joining or recording meetings and writing notes.
No official Gemini page describes system-wide dictation into other apps; help center search found only voice input inside Gemini.
No official page describes system-wide dictation; the Cursor iOS app offers dictation inside the app only (per earlier catalog research).
Gemini Notebook (research/writing assistant, notebooks).
Cursor Projects (beta): a coordinator agent per repo runs cloud agents, keeps synced shared-context files across months; plus version-controlled project rules in .cursor/rules on every plan.
Gems ('Custom AI experts').
Custom subagents (markdown files in .cursor/agents with own prompt, tools and model), plus skills and plugins; usable in editor, CLI and Cloud Agents. No plan restriction stated.
Memory of past chats; requires 18+, personal account, Keep Activity on. Plan not specified.
Project-scoped only: Projects keep synced files where agents record what they learn about the codebase and your preferences; Bugbot can save '@cursor remember' facts as rules. No general cross-chat memory documented.
Connected Apps: Gmail, Calendar, Maps, YouTube, YouTube Music, Google Home, Flights, Hotels, Spotify, WhatsApp; varies by device/country.
MCP servers (e.g. Google Drive, Notion) connect Agent to external tools; installed from Customize or mcp.json. Slack/Linear/GitHub etc. integrations mainly drive Cloud Agents (Premium+).
All Gemini in Gmail features in Google's compare table, incl. Help me write, Proofread, AI Overviews (threads and Gmail search, search US only), AI Inbox, Help me schedule. US Pro/Ultra users may no longer see the Gmail side panel; in-line AI replaces it.
No official page describes a Cursor or Grok add-on inside Gmail. Cursor's Gmail plugin (Aug 3, 2026) and Grok's Gmail connector work from Cursor or Grok chat, not inside Gmail. Grok for Google Workspace lists Docs, Sheets and Slides only.
Gemini in Docs: Help me write, Write and edit, Summarize a document, Create personalized documents, Generate an image, Audio generation. Docs Live (voice) rolling out on Android and iOS in US only. Select languages, 18+.
Grok for Google Workspace (Jul 24, 2026) works inside Google Docs as a free add-on, but no official page says which plans can use it; the Workspace Marketplace listing only says 'Free of charge'. Cursor itself has only a connector-style plugin.
Gemini in Sheets: AI function, Enhanced Smart Fill, Generate insights and analyze data. Works best with native Sheets files; Excel (.xlsx) files must be saved as Google Sheets first.
Grok for Google Workspace (Jul 24, 2026) works inside Google Sheets as a free add-on, but no official page says which plans can use it; the Workspace Marketplace listing only says 'Free of charge'. Cursor itself has only a connector-style plugin.
No official Google page found that documents a Gemini add-in for Microsoft Word on any personal Google AI plan. Only third-party add-ins turned up. Gemini app can export files, which is not working inside Word.
Grok for Word (bundled Grok) is a free add-in, but its Microsoft Marketplace listing names only legacy plans: SuperGrok, Heavy, Business and Enterprise. No official page maps that to The X Subscription Plus, Premium, Super or Ultra.
No official Google page found that documents a Gemini add-in for Microsoft Excel on any personal Google AI plan. Only third-party add-ins turned up. Gemini app can export files, which is not working inside Excel.
Grok for Excel (bundled Grok) is a free add-in, but its Microsoft Marketplace listing names only legacy plans: SuperGrok, Heavy, Business and Enterprise. No official page maps that to The X Subscription Plus, Premium, Super or Ultra.
No official Google page found that documents a Gemini add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint on any personal Google AI plan. Only third-party add-ins turned up. Gemini app can export files, which is not working inside PowerPoint.
Grok for PowerPoint (bundled Grok) is a free add-in, but its Microsoft Marketplace listing names only legacy plans: SuperGrok, Heavy, Business and Enterprise. No official page maps that to The X Subscription Plus, Premium, Super or Ultra.
No official Google page found that documents a Gemini add-in for Microsoft Outlook on any personal Google AI plan. Only third-party add-ins turned up. Gemini app can export files, which is not working inside Outlook.
Grok for Outlook (bundled Grok, Jul 21, 2026) runs beside your inbox: summarizes threads, drafts replies, triages mail. For all paid X and SuperGrok users; X Subscription paid plans include X Premium benefits once you connect your X account.
Chrome auto browse (US and India) and Gemini Spark (select countries).
Agent's Browser tool controls a browser to navigate, click and screenshot (for testing your app). No general computer-use agent documented.
Default ON for 18+; turn off Keep Activity (chats still kept up to 72 hours).
Privacy Mode in settings: code data not used for training by Cursor or model providers (ZDR agreements). With Privacy Mode off, Cursor may use codebase data and prompts to train.
Export via Google Takeout.
No chat-history or account data export documented on the pages checked.
No official statement found about ads in the Gemini app.
No ads documented inside Cursor. The bundled X component shows timeline ads by tier: Free none removed, Plus 'Less timeline ads', Premium+ ad-free on 'most surfaces'.
Not stated as a permission: Google's Terms say Google won't claim ownership of generated content and set no plan-specific ban; no page grants commercial use in so many words.
Cursor terms assign Suggestions (generated code) to you; SpaceXSI consumer terms (Grok) say you keep ownership of User Content, which includes Output, but using Output with its name or brand needs permission and attribution.
5 TB.
No general cloud storage. Premium+ includes 'Code hosting via Origin' (Cursor's git forge, early beta); no storage quota stated.
Web, Android, iOS, desktop app for Windows 10+ and macOS 15+ (Apple Silicon).
Cursor desktop editor, Cursor CLI (macOS/Linux/WSL/Windows), web agents at cursor.com/agents, iOS/iPadOS app (docs list paid plans), JetBrains IDEs via ACP; Grok apps and X via the bundle.
Google AI Pro is $19.99 a month, or $199.99 a year paid up front. Students can get it free for one year after verification. Cursor Premium is $30 a month, monthly only, and Cursor's prices exclude tax; Google does not say on the pages we checked whether tax is included.
Neither price buys only a coding tool. Google AI Pro includes 5 TB of storage, YouTube Premium Lite, Google Home Premium Standard, Google Health Premium, and Gemini in Gmail, Docs and Sheets. Since October 12, 2026, Cursor's plans are sold as the X Subscription. Premium has one usage pool, four times Plus and refreshed weekly, shared by Cursor and Grok, and xAI says it bundles SuperGrok, Cursor Pro and X Premium+. That brings Grok Chat, Grok Imagine images, Grok video and Grok Voice, and X ad-free on "most surfaces".
Google's coding tools sit outside the Gemini app. Google Antigravity is an IDE and CLI with extensions for VS Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains, Zed and Xcode, and Google says it is free with a personal Google Account, with no subscription. Consumer access to Gemini Code Assist in the IDE and Gemini CLI ended on June 18, 2026. Pro also lists AI Studio and Android Studio among its coding tools.
Cursor is its own desktop editor, with a CLI for macOS, Linux, WSL and Windows, web agents at cursor.com/agents, and an iOS and iPadOS app listed for paid plans. Its agent also runs in JetBrains IDEs version 2025.1 or later through ACP, and with Xcode 26.3 or later projects through an MCP bridge.
Antigravity lists unlimited Tab completions in its IDE on every plan, including its $0 plan; Google does not say whether they also work in the VS Code or JetBrains extensions. What Pro adds is agent capacity: a higher Antigravity quota that refreshes every five hours up to a weekly limit, with AI credits for overages. The free tier gets basic weekly limits.
Cursor Premium documents Tab autocomplete that is multi-line, works across files and jumps to the next edit. The new pricing page states no Tab limit; xAI says Premium includes Cursor Pro benefits, and Cursor Pro listed unlimited Tab. For Cursor Free and Plus the Tab limit is not verified. Cursor Agent, on every plan, edits files, runs terminal commands and searches your code.
Jules, a beta for users 18 and over, runs tasks in a cloud VM on connected GitHub repos and can publish a branch or open a pull request. On Google AI Pro, Jules' limits page lists 100 daily tasks over a rolling 24 hours, 15 at once, and higher access to the latest model. The free tier gets 15 daily tasks, 3 at once, on Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Cursor's cloud agents, from Premium, run in cloud VMs on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps repos, work on a branch and open pull requests. You can start them from the web, Slack, GitHub comments or the iOS app. They draw on the shared weekly pool, and Cursor publishes no task count. Whether either agent's pull requests are correct is for testing: hand both the same task from our code spec kit.
This is a documented gap on Google's side. Google deprecated the consumer Gemini Code Assist on GitHub app on June 18, 2026 and shut it down on July 17, 2026. It documents no replacement reviewer for any consumer plan, and Jules only answers comments on its own pull requests.
Cursor Premium includes Bugbot, which reviews GitHub and GitLab pull requests automatically on each update and comments with bugs, security issues and suggested fixes. It is usage-based, and not on Cursor Free or Plus. The documentation does not say how useful its comments are; our code repair kit gives you a known bug to check against.
The Gemini app lists Google models only: 3.8 Flash and 3.1 Pro on Pro, with a 1 million token context. Inside Antigravity, Pro's model list adds Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 from Anthropic, for non-trial subscriptions only, plus Claude 4.6 models and GPT-OSS-120b, which are marked for removal on November 2, 2026. On the free tier and Plus, the non-Google models in Antigravity are only those being removed.
Cursor Premium includes Grok 4.7 and Composer 2.5 from its pool. Models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta, such as Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Fable 5.1, GPT-5.6 Sol and Gemini 3.1 Pro, are billed separately at API list price through top-ups, with spending caps. Grok 4.7 has a 256k standard window and 500k long context, with input over 256k billed at twice the rate.
Google uses Gemini chats for training by default for users 18 and over. Turning off Keep Activity stops it, but chats are still kept for up to 72 hours, and memory of past chats needs Keep Activity on. Export is through Google Takeout. Cursor's Privacy Mode keeps code data out of training by Cursor and model providers, under zero data retention agreements; with it off, Cursor may train on codebase data and prompts. The Cursor pages we checked do not document a data export.
Cursor Premium. Bugbot reviews GitHub and GitLab pull requests on each update. Google documents no pull request reviewer on any consumer plan since the consumer Gemini Code Assist on GitHub shut down on July 17, 2026.
Cursor Premium. Its cloud agents are documented for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps repos. Jules is documented for connected GitHub repos; other hosts are not documented for it, so not verified.
Start with Antigravity: Google says it is free with a personal Google Account, lists unlimited Tab completions in its IDE, and has basic weekly agent limits. Cursor Free gives limited agent and chat requests, and its Tab limit is not verified. Run the code repair kit in both.
Google AI Pro lists Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 in Antigravity's model selector, for non-trial subscriptions. On Cursor Premium, Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Fable 5.1 are available but billed separately at API list price, outside the included pool.
Google AI Pro documents numbers: Jules allows 100 daily tasks and 15 at once on Pro. Cursor documents cloud agents on Premium but no task count; they draw on the weekly pool shared with Grok. Check which limit your work hits first.
Google AI Pro. It puts Gemini in Gmail, Docs and Sheets and adds Meet notes and 5 TB of storage. Cursor's bundle adds Grok Chat as a general chatbot, but no Gmail, Docs or Sheets integration is documented.
We have not run these tests for you unless a result above says so. Each kit gives you the same files, the same prompt and the same checks for both tools.
Because no consumer Google plan documents one. The consumer Gemini Code Assist on GitHub shut down on July 17, 2026, with no replacement. Pro is Google's standard paid plan and documents Jules with higher limits, which can open pull requests, plus a higher Antigravity quota.
Google says Antigravity is free with a personal Google Account, with basic weekly limits and unlimited Tab completions in its IDE. Pro adds a higher quota, refreshed every five hours up to a weekly limit, AI-credit overages, and Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Opus 5.5 (non-trial subscriptions only).
Since October 12, 2026, Cursor's plans are sold as the X Subscription. Premium adds cloud agents, Bugbot and Origin code hosting (early beta) to Cursor, plus Grok Chat, Imagine, Voice and video, and X Premium features. Cursor and Grok share one pool that refreshes weekly.
On Premium and up, yes: Cursor lists Gemini 3.1 Pro among third-party models, billed at API list price in addition to the subscription. Cursor Free has no third-party models, and Plus is documented with Grok models only.
Google trains on Gemini chats by default for users 18 and over; turning off Keep Activity stops it but also stops memory of past chats. Cursor's Privacy Mode keeps code out of training; with it off, Cursor may train on codebase data and prompts. Check the setting before you open private code.
Neither vendor's documentation answers that, and we have not tested these plans yet. Give Jules or Antigravity and Cursor's agent the same task from our code repair, code spec or code refactor kits, and compare the results against the kit's checks.
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