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Head to head · 2026

Google Antigravity vs Hostinger Horizons

Pricing, free plans, ratings, features, pros and cons, side by side. Where one comes out ahead, we mark it.

Google Antigravity

Google's agent-first IDE that can act inside the browser too

4.2Free

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Hostinger Horizons

No-code AI app and website builder that works from prompts, built by Hostinger

4.0$2.99/mo

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Who comes out ahead

Based only on the facts in our directory. The right pick still depends on the job you need done.

  • Lower starting price

    Not comparable

    Not comparable: Google Antigravity does not list a price

  • Free plan

    Google Antigravity

    Only Google Antigravity has one

  • Higher rating

    Google Antigravity

    4.2 against 4.0

  • Same job?

    Yes

    Both are Coding tools

Side by side

Compared onGoogle AntigravityHostinger Horizons
Our rating4.2Better4.0
Starts atFree$2.99/mo
Free planYesBetterNo
CategoryCodingCoding
PlansFree
  • Premium$2.99/mo on the 48-month offer ($143.52 up front; list $575.52), then $10.99/mo
  • Unlimited$3.99/mo on the 48-month offer ($191.52 up front; list $911.52), then $16.99/mo
  • Cloud Startup$7.99/mo on the 48-month offer ($383.52 up front; list $1,343.52), then $25.99/mo
Key features
  • Agents that act across editor, terminal, and browser
  • Built on a VS Code foundation
  • Support for Gemini 3 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5, and GPT-OSS models
  • Both synchronous editing and agent-first interaction modes
  • Free for individuals during public preview
  • Builds functional web apps and websites from plain-language prompts, no drag-and-drop editor
  • Powered by a mix of Gemini 3 for coding tasks and Claude Sonnet 4.5 for multi-step planning
  • Planning agent that refines a prompt before generation
  • Built-in ecommerce engine added in August 2025
  • CDN and WebP image optimization enabled by default on new projects
Pros
  • Cross-surface agent action, including the browser, is a genuine differentiator
  • Model choice spans multiple leading providers, not just Google's own
  • Free access during public preview
  • Conversational build process removes the learning curve of a traditional website builder's block editor
  • Backed by Hostinger's existing hosting infrastructure and 4 million-customer base rather than a standalone startup's uptime record
  • Frequent shipped updates since the March 2025 launch, including an ecommerce engine, planning agent, and CDN
Cons
  • Very new product still in public preview, features may change
  • Overlaps with Google's other coding tools in this category, worth comparing directly
  • Longer-term pricing after preview hasn't been established
  • Credit-based generation, from 30 to 400 credits by tier, can run out mid-project on complex builds
  • Code export is limited to upper tiers, locking cheaper plans into the platform
  • Relies on third-party foundation models (Gemini, Claude) rather than a proprietary model, so output quality shifts with model updates
CompanyGoogle, founded 2025Hostinger, founded 2025

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FAQ

Questions people ask

Is Google Antigravity better than Hostinger Horizons?

In our reviews Google Antigravity scores 4.2 and Hostinger Horizons scores 4.0. The better pick depends on the job. Google Antigravity: Google's agent-first IDE that can act inside the browser too. Hostinger Horizons: No-code AI app and website builder that works from prompts, built by Hostinger.

Which is cheaper, Google Antigravity or Hostinger Horizons?

Google Antigravity: free. Hostinger Horizons: from $2.99/mo.

Do Google Antigravity and Hostinger Horizons have free plans?

Only Google Antigravity has a free plan.

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