Gemini 3.7 Flash is now available in Google Antigravity, according to an August 13 post from Varun Mohan. Antigravity describes the model as its “most intelligent workhorse” for coding and agentic tasks, while Mohan characterizes the release as a major capability improvement at half the API cost.
The model is available through an Antigravity download or upgrade. The announcement does not establish whether the lower API pricing also changes usage limits for paid Antigravity plans, a point raised by several users responding to Mohan’s post.
Reported pricing
AGTP Insights previously reported that Gemini 3.7 Flash would launch on August 13 with pricing of:
- $0.75 per million input tokens
- $3.75 per million output tokens
For comparison, the listed rates for Gemini 3.6 Flash are $1.50 per million input tokens and $7.50 per million output tokens. Those figures would make Gemini 3.7 Flash half the price of its predecessor for both input and output tokens.
References to Gemini 3.7 Flash had appeared in Google’s official Python GenAI SDK, which AGTP Insights treated as an indication that the release was nearing launch. Its report, labeled “Breaking Report” and dated August 13, noted that Google had not officially confirmed either the launch date or the pricing at the time.
The subsequent Antigravity announcement confirms availability within that product, but the supplied material does not include a separate Google pricing announcement.
Questions about Antigravity limits
Several replies focused on quota rather than API pricing. One user asked whether the lower cost applied to usage limits for paid Antigravity plans. Another questioned why model quotas had not increased if the model was now cheaper.
Other replies requested lower-cost options in Antigravity, including older Flash and Flash Lite models. The responses suggest that some users view access limits as a separate concern from per-token pricing, although no change to those limits was announced in the material provided.
Gemini 3.5 Pro claim remains unconfirmed
AGTP Insights also repeated claims from multiple posts that Gemini 3.5 Pro had been shelved internally, with teams redirected toward Gemini 4. Google had confirmed on July 21 that Gemini 4 pre-training had begun, but neither the reported cancellation of Gemini 3.5 Pro nor its current status had been confirmed by Google.
Google’s DeepMind page reportedly continued to list Gemini 3.5 Pro as “coming soon,” leaving the model’s status unresolved.
Source: X
