Google Antigravity joined eligible Gemini Enterprise subscriptions with pooled quotas, project spending caps, audit logging, and administrative controls.

Google made Antigravity available as part of eligible Gemini Enterprise application subscriptions, including Standard, Plus and Standard Emerging Market licenses. Administrators can enable Antigravity and Android Studio for eligible users through the Gemini Enterprise administrative environment, while new extensions support development environments including Visual Studio Code.

The subscription includes shared token pools so unused prepaid quota can be consumed by teams with greater demand. Administrators can also opt into usage above pooled quotas at standard consumption-based rates, subject to monthly spending caps.

Project-level monthly budget caps are available through the billing console, while Google said per-user and team controls would roll out later in 2026. Centralized metrics cover token consumption, application programming interface calls and developer activity.

Security controls include workspace sandboxing and restrictions on browser and Model Context Protocol server access. Administrators can enable audit logging for prompts, agent responses and metadata, while Antigravity falls under Google Cloud’s standard security, compliance and data-privacy protections for Gemini Enterprise subscriptions.