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Jules Plans and Limits: What a Team Can Buy

Free, Pro, and Ultra task limits, the personal-account restriction on paid plans, and how to run a pilot when Workspace accounts cannot upgrade.

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Pilot Jules on the free plan, because Google sells no team plan for it. The free plan and the limits included in Google AI Pro and Ultra attach to individual Google accounts, and paid plans work only on personal @gmail.com accounts. Google says it is working on upgrade paths for Workspace and enterprise accounts and gives no date.

When you need this

  • Developers want Jules on company repositories and ask who pays.
  • Your company runs on Google Workspace and cannot find a way to upgrade.
  • You need to size a pilot by tasks per day, because Jules sells no seats.

Plan and pilot checklist

  1. Plan limits

    How many tasks does each plan allow?

    SetGoogle's limits page lists the free plan at 15 tasks per rolling day and 3 at once. Jules in Pro allows 100 and 15, and Jules in Ultra 300 and 60. The Google AI plans page now lists Plus, Pro, Ultra 5x, and Ultra 20x, with Jules limits shown only as limited, expanded, higher, and highest. Confirm the Ultra numbers in the app before buying.

  2. Price

    What does a paid plan cost?

    SetGoogle AI Pro is US$19.99 per month or US$199.99 per year. Google AI Ultra starts at US$99.99 per month and is billed monthly only. Both bundle far more than Jules, including storage, the Gemini app, and Google Antigravity limits.

  3. Account type

    Can our company accounts upgrade?

    SetCheck that policy allows personal @gmail.com accounts before paying for Jules. Google limits paid Jules access through Google AI plans to those accounts. Business users have an interest form. In May 2026, a Hacker News user said they had submitted it for a Workspace account a year and a half earlier. On October 25, 2026, Google's limits page still said only that it is "working to quickly support other upgrade paths for users who have enterprise or Workspace accounts".

  4. What counts as a task

    When does work use up the allowance?

    SetLimits count task starts in a rolling 24-hour window and tasks running at once. At the limit, Jules disables the new task button until the window resets, and existing tasks stay reviewable.

  5. Model and capacity

    Which model will tasks run on, and is capacity guaranteed?

    SetThe changelog made Gemini 3 Flash the base model on all tiers on January 30, 2026 and Gemini 3.1 Pro the default for Pro on March 9, 2026. Google's plans page states that capacity is subject to availability and not guaranteed.

  6. Eligibility

    Who on the team can use it?

    SetUsers must be 18 or older, and English is the only officially supported language. Limits apply to each person and are never pooled, even on a shared family plan. Each user installs the GitHub app and signs in with their own Google account.

Questions for finance and IT

  1. Will developers use personal Google accounts on company repositories, and does policy allow it?
  2. Is the free plan's 15 tasks a day enough for the pilot, or does someone need Pro?
  3. Who reimburses a personal Google AI subscription, and who cancels it when the person leaves?
  4. What will we compare at the end of the pilot: merged pull requests, review time, or tasks that failed?

Red flags

  • Company code delegated from personal accounts that the company cannot audit or revoke.
  • A rollout plan that waits on a Workspace upgrade path, which Google's limits page promises without a date.
  • Ultra bought for its Jules limits without confirming them in the app.
  • No record of how many tasks failed or stalled during the pilot.

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  1. Jules docs: Limits and plansOfficial documentationjules.google
  2. Google One: Google AI plans and Jules limitsOfficial documentationone.google.com
  3. Jules home page and plansOfficial documentationjules.google
  4. Jules docs: FAQOfficial documentationjules.google
  5. Jules changelog: Jules is out of beta (Aug 6, 2025)Official documentationjules.google
  6. Jules changelog: Gemini 3 Flash is the base model (Jan 30, 2026)Official documentationjules.google
  7. Jules changelog: Gemini 3.1 Pro in Jules (Mar 9, 2026)Official documentationjules.google
  8. Google Antigravity blog: Antigravity at I/O 2026 (May 19, 2026)Official documentationantigravity.google
  9. htrp on Hacker News: Workspace interest form filed 18 months earlier (May 22, 2026)Public sourcenews.ycombinator.com
  10. Maksim Danilchenko: Google Jules Review, three weeks on Pro (May 22, 2026)Public sourcedev.to

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