Paying $1,400/mo across 7 AI subscriptions, he says free Antigravity wrote the best copy
aryanXmahajan · x · 2026-09-21
The author spends $1,400 a month on 7 AI subscriptions (Codex, Claude, Kimi, etc.). When all credits ran out, he tried the free Antigravity CLI: it was terrible at coding (the script didn't even run), yet one-shot better marketing copy than the entire paid stack.
His take: frontier models overthink. Ask for a hook and they return sanitized corporate text that offends no one and moves no one—so afraid of saying the wrong thing that they talk themselves out of having a personality. Direct response copy doesn't need 30 seconds of reasoning; "the best copywriter was the only model too dumb to overthink it."
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