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Gemini Code Assist pricing and plans

Google stopped selling new Gemini Code Assist Standard and Enterprise subscriptions on October 9, 2026. Existing subscriptions keep working until their contract ends. Google’s pricing page still lists Standard at about $22.80 a user a month, or about $19 on a 12-month commitment, and Enterprise at about $54, or about $45. Google ended the free tier for individuals on June 18, 2026.

Official pricing page last checked November 12, 2026. Plan details verified against Google Cloud’s official pricing page on September 30, 2026 and Google’s individual-tier notice on October 1, 2026. The sales-end notice and renewal dates were checked against Google’s Standard and Enterprise subscriptions notice on October 12, 2026.

Usage limits and billing details

  • New purchases ended on October 9, 2026. Existing subscriptions stay supported until the contract ends. Licenses can be added until January 31, 2027, and auto-renewal is possible until January 31, 2027 for annual subscriptions and December 31, 2027 for monthly ones.
  • There’s no individual plan anymore. Google stopped serving the free individual tier on June 18, 2026; what’s left is priced per user for teams.
  • Prices are published as hourly rates. Monthly figures depend on how you convert them; ours use 730 hours a month.
  • The lower price requires a 12-month commitment. Standard drops from about $22.80 to about $19 per user only if you commit for a year.
  • Daily request caps are fixed. Standard allows 1,500 requests per user per day and Enterprise 2,000, with agent mode and Gemini CLI counted together; one prompt can use several requests. At the cap, requests stop until the daily reset, and paying for more means switching to an API key or Vertex AI. Google’s quota page.

Every edition

EditionMonthly commitment12-month commitmentAdds
IndividualsEnded June 18, 2026—Google now points individual developers to Antigravity
StandardAbout $22.80/user/monthAbout $19/user/monthCompletion, chat, agent mode, Gemini CLI
EnterpriseAbout $54/user/monthAbout $45/user/monthCode customization, higher agent limits
Google publishes these as per-user hourly rates. Monthly figures are Toolvel calculations at 730 hours a month, rounded. Google no longer sells new Standard or Enterprise subscriptions (since October 9, 2026); its pricing page still lists these rates.

Which edition fits

  • An individual developer: Gemini Code Assist no longer has a free individual tier. Look at Google’s Antigravity tools, or compare the individual plans from other vendors.
  • A new team: you can’t buy Standard or Enterprise any more. Compare the other AI coding tools, or look at Antigravity in Google’s Gemini Enterprise editions.
  • An existing subscriber: your plan stays supported until your contract ends. Google says agentic coding assistance will be available through Antigravity, which is included in Gemini Enterprise editions, and advises planning the move before your final renewal or contract end date.

Recent changes

  • October 9, 2026: Google stopped selling new Standard and Enterprise subscriptions. Existing ones stay supported until the contract ends. Licenses can be added until January 31, 2027; annual subscriptions can auto-renew until January 31, 2027 and monthly ones until December 31, 2027. Google’s notice.
  • June 18, 2026: Google stopped serving the free Gemini Code Assist for individuals.
  • Since September 2026: no price changes detected in Toolvel’s daily checks.

Related guides

Official sources: Gemini pricing · Standard and Enterprise subscriptions notice · Notice on the individual tier

Before you pay

  • New subscriptions are no longer sold. Google stopped selling new Standard and Enterprise subscriptions on October 9, 2026. Existing subscriptions stay supported until the contract ends, and you can add licenses until January 31, 2027.
  • This is a committed business subscription. Existing Standard and Enterprise subscriptions run on a monthly or yearly commitment term, and Google’s docs say you can’t cancel one during its term. Turning off auto-renewal ends it at the end of the term, and it can’t be re-enabled after it expires.
  • A yearly commitment is still billed monthly. The annual rate is a discount, not an upfront payment, but you owe it for the full term.
  • You need billing admin rights to change it. Upgrades, term changes, and turning Code Assist off are done from Admin for Gemini in the Google Cloud console.

Sources: Gemini for Google Cloud pricing · Standard and Enterprise subscriptions notice · Modify Gemini Code Assist subscriptions · Turn off Gemini Code Assist. Checked October 12, 2026.