Google overhauls its AI plans - which one should you now choose?

"Aimed at developers, tech workers, and creative pros, the lower-cost version will run $100 a month. At that price, the subscription offers the following benefits. A usage limit five times higher than the AI Pro plan in both the Gemini app and the AI-powered Google Antigravity agentic development tool Priority access to Google Antigravity Integration with the new Gemini 3.5 Flash for quicker testing and debugging of your computer code 20TB of cloud storage to house those hefty databases and media content A YouTube Premium individual plan with ad-free access to YouTube videos"

"For developers and other pros who want the full AI Ultra plan, Google has cut the monthly price from $250 to $200. At that cost, you get a usage limit 20 times higher in the Gemini app and Google Antigravity, along with an array of other perks."

"Whether you opt for the full AI Ultra plan or the new and cheaper variant, a couple of other features are heading your way. Gemini Spark. Available only in the US, Gemini Spark is a new AI agent that aims to follow your commands to perform specific assignments on its own, under your direction. Spark can navigate across Google's different products and services to handle complex tasks more quickly than you could manually. Rolling out to testers this week, Spark will launch as a beta in the US next week for all"

Google introduced new pricing and features for Gemini AI subscriptions. A lower-cost AI Ultra plan aimed at developers, tech workers, and creative pros is priced at $100 per month and includes a usage limit five times higher than AI Pro in the Gemini app and the Antigravity agentic development tool, priority access to Antigravity, integration with Gemini 3.5 Flash for faster code testing and debugging, and 20TB of cloud storage. This plan also includes YouTube Premium individual access with ad-free viewing. The full AI Ultra plan was reduced from $250 to $200 per month, offering a usage limit 20 times higher in Gemini and Antigravity plus additional benefits. Gemini Spark is also planned, with a US beta rollout after tester access.

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