Antigravity vs Devin
Head-to-Head Performance Audit
Intelligence Fingerprint
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Competitive Edge
Antigravity Verdict
Key Strengths
- Manager Surface for massive asynchronous tasks
- Verifiable Artifacts layer for trust
- DeepMind advanced reasoning models (Gemini 3)
- Autonomous browser/terminal execution
Limitations
- Steep learning curve for manager mode
- Premium pricing tiers
Devin Verdict
Key Strengths
- True autonomous end-to-end task execution
- Excellent at debugging complex environment issues
- Learns from its own mistakes in the sandbox
Limitations
- Very expensive compared to copilot tools
- Takes a long time (minutes to hours) to complete large tasks
- Can get stuck in infinite logic loops
Where to Choose Which?
Select Antigravity for:
- Complex long-running refactors
- Multi-repo architectural changes
- Autonomous feature delivery
Select Devin for:
- Startups needing extra engineering bandwidth
- Automated QA and migrations
- Greenfield project scaffolding
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Antigravity better than Devin?
Based on our benchmark analysis, Antigravity scores higher on average across key metrics (SWE-Bench, GPQA Diamond, ARC-AGI-2) with a composite average of 80.8% vs 48.5%. However, Devin may still be the better choice depending on your specific use case and budget.
Which is better for coding, Antigravity or Devin?
Antigravity scores 84.5% on SWE-Bench Verified compared to Devin's 48.5%. SWE-Bench measures real-world GitHub issue resolution, making it the most reliable coding benchmark. Antigravity is the stronger choice for developers.
How does Antigravity pricing compare to Devin?
Antigravity starts at $32/mo (paid) while Devin starts at $500/month (Estimated) (paid). Both require paid subscriptions for full access.
When should I choose Antigravity over Devin?
Choose Antigravity when you need Complex long-running refactors or Multi-repo architectural changes. Choose Devin when your priority is Startups needing extra engineering bandwidth or Automated QA and migrations. Both tools serve different strengths depending on your workflow.