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Google Jules Usage Limits: Daily Tasks and Concurrent Tasks by Plan

How many Jules tasks you get per day on free, Google AI Pro and Ultra, how many run at once, when limits reset and what happens when you hit the cap.

By Engineer Foodie Desk Nov 5, 2026 ✓ Sources checked Nov 5, 2026

7 min read

Limits checked Nov 5, 2026 on Jules’ Limits and Plans page and FAQ. Shutdown dates checked Nov 5, 2026 in the Jules Turndown changelog entry. Google AI Pro and Ultra prices from gemini.google (verified Nov 2, 2026) and Google One (verified Oct 29, 2026). Every source is listed at the bottom. No affiliate links on this page (how we work).

Lead finding, and it’s a big one: Jules is shutting down. Google’s changelog entry dated Oct 29, 2026 says “Jules will wind down on December 31, 2026. You have until November 11, 2026 to continue finishing up sessions. After November 11, 2026, we will be turning Jules to read-only until the end of the year.” So the limits below are real, but you only get them until Nov 11, 2026. After that, the daily task count that matters is zero.

Google Jules usage limits by plan

From Jules’ Limits and Plans page (verified Nov 5, 2026):

Plan	Tasks/day	Concurrent	Price
Jules (free)	15	3	$0
Jules in Pro	100	15	$19.99/mo
Jules in Ultra	300	60	From $99.99/mo

Daily tasks are labeled “Daily Tasks (rolling 24 hours)” on Google’s table.
Concurrent tasks are how many can run at the same time.
Models: free gets “Gemini 2.5 Pro”. Pro gets “Higher access to the latest model (starting with Gemini 3 Pro)”, and Ultra gets “Priority access to the latest model (starting with Gemini 3 Pro)”. The page’s own wording is that “All plans have access to the same powerful Gemini models, with different number of task limits.”

Prices: Google AI Pro is $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year. Google AI Ultra is $99.99 a month (5x Pro usage) or $199.99 a month (20x Pro usage), and “Ultra plans are billed monthly only” (gemini.google, verified Nov 2, 2026; Google One, verified Oct 29, 2026). Jules in Pro “is included as a benefit of the Google AI Pro plan”. Jules in Ultra is “included as a benefit of the Google AI Ultra plan”.

Two catches from the same page:

Gmail only. Paid Jules plans come through Google AI Plans, “currently available only for individual Google Accounts (ending in @gmail.com)”. Workspace and business users were pointed to an interest form.
One number for both Ultra tiers. Jules’ table has a single “Jules in Ultra” column. Google One’s comparison labels Jules task limits “Higher” on Ultra and “Highest” on Ultra 20x (verified Oct 29, 2026), but no separate Ultra 20x number is published.

When do Jules limits reset?

It’s a rolling window, not a midnight reset. The page says: “Once you reach your daily task limit (rolling 24 hour window), you will not be able to trigger new tasks until the limit resets” (verified Nov 5, 2026). In practice, a task you started at 3 PM frees up its slot around 3 PM the next day. The exact refill mechanics within the window are not published.

Family plans don’t pool. “For this launch, task limits are not shared or pooled. Each member of a shared family plan is treated as an individual user with their own set of task limits.” Jules also needs you to be 18 or older, even if the Google One plan covers younger family members.

What happens when you hit the cap

Per the Limits and Plans FAQ (verified Nov 5, 2026):

“The new task button will be disabled”
“A tooltip or error message will explain the reason”
“You can continue reviewing or managing existing tasks”
“Task history and feedback are unaffected”

The page adds: “you may see calls to action within the product prompting you to upgrade to a higher plan.” The exact wording of the cap message is not published.

Failed tasks are a separate thing. Jules’ errors doc says it retries failed steps automatically for things like “Network hiccups” and “Transient install errors”. After multiple retries the task “will be marked as failed”, and you can rerun it (verified Nov 5, 2026). Whether a failed task counts against your daily 15, 100 or 300 is not published.

Is Jules free to use?

Yes, until it isn’t. Jules’ FAQ says it has “a plan available to all users without cost” (verified Nov 5, 2026). That’s the 15 tasks a day, 3 at a time tier. The same FAQ still says “Jules is currently in Public Beta”. It’s a pretty optimistic line for a product with a Dec 31, 2026 end date.

The calendar, from the turndown entry:

Until Nov 11, 2026: you can “continue finishing up sessions”.
Nov 11 to Dec 31, 2026: Jules goes “read-only”.
Dec 31, 2026: Jules winds down.

Google’s reason: “to unify our agentic coding efforts”. The entry says the Jules learnings are “shaping products across Google, including our agent-first platform, Google Antigravity.”

It’s Dunder Mifflin Infinity all over again. Big launch, people actually build habits around it, and then corporate unplugs it. I get consolidating products. But Jules was out of beta on its own changelog in Aug 2025, it was listed as a paid perk on Google AI Pro and Ultra, and paying users got about two weeks’ notice before it went read-only. That’s a bad deal for the people who trusted it. And Google’s plan pages still advertised Jules task limits when we last checked them (Oct 29 and Nov 2, 2026).

Getting your stuff out

Your code, branches and pull requests are already on GitHub, so “they stay where they are”. For everything else (settings, environment variables, scheduled tasks, memories, setup scripts and session history), Google’s turndown entry offers an export. You install Jules Tools with npm install -g @google/jules, run jules login, then paste Google’s export prompt into a CLI coding agent. Google’s own note on that prompt says some of the calls it makes “are undocumented”. It also warns that env-variables.json “contains your environment variable values, so keep the export folder private and out of your repositories.” Read the prompt before you run it, and do it before Nov 11, 2026 if you want to finish anything in Jules first.

Jules vs Codex cloud tasks vs Antigravity

If you’re replacing Jules, here’s how the published limits compare:

Tool	Limit type	Numbers?
Jules	Tasks/day	15/100/300
Codex cloud	Shared usage	Not fixed
Antigravity	5-hour + weekly	Not published

Codex: cloud tasks share an allowance with local use and “may use more”. OpenAI says its estimates “are not fixed message limits” and “Weekly limits may also apply”. Codex Cloud isn’t on ChatGPT Free or Go (Codex pricing and OpenAI help, verified Oct 31, 2026). Details in Codex usage limits.
Antigravity: Google’s pick for where this work goes. Its plans doc gives Pro “A high, generous quota, refreshed every five hours until the weekly limit is reached”, with no task numbers (plans docs, verified Nov 3, 2026). Details in Antigravity usage limits.

Jules was, ironically, the only one of the three that published plain task numbers. For more async-agent options, see Codex alternatives and AI coding tools compared. For whether Google AI Pro is still worth it without Jules, see Google AI Pro vs Ultra.

Here’s what I’d do

Don’t upgrade to Google AI Pro or Ultra for Jules. By the time a new subscription settles in, Jules is read-only (Nov 11, 2026). If you already use it, finish open sessions now, export your settings and history, and move the work. Antigravity is Google’s suggested home. Codex cloud is the closest async-task setup if you’re open to leaving Google. Rachel’s “It’s not that common, it doesn’t happen to every guy” won’t comfort you here. This happens to Google products a lot.

FAQ

What are Google Jules usage limits? Free Jules allows 15 daily tasks and 3 concurrent, Jules in Pro 100 and 15, and Jules in Ultra 300 and 60, per Google’s Limits and Plans page as of Nov 5, 2026.

Is Google Jules free to use? Yes, Jules has a no-cost plan with 15 tasks per rolling 24 hours, but Jules goes read-only after Nov 11, 2026 and winds down on Dec 31, 2026.

Does Google AI Pro increase Jules limits? Yes, Google AI Pro includes Jules in Pro with 100 daily tasks and 15 concurrent, but only until Jules goes read-only after Nov 11, 2026.

When do Jules limits reset? On a rolling 24-hour window, so each task’s slot comes back about a day after you started it.

What happens when I hit the Jules task limit? The new task button is disabled and a message explains why, but you can still review and manage existing tasks.

Is Jules shutting down? Yes, Google says Jules turns read-only after Nov 11, 2026 and winds down on Dec 31, 2026.

Sources

Jules, Limits and Plans (daily and concurrent tasks, models, rolling window, at-cap behavior, @gmail.com only, family plans): https://jules.google/docs/usage-limits (verified 2026-11-05)
Jules, Turndown changelog entry dated 2026-10-29 (Nov 11, 2026 read-only, Dec 31, 2026 wind-down, export): https://jules.google/docs/changelog/2026-10-29/ (verified 2026-11-05)
Jules, FAQ (“a plan available to all users without cost”, Public Beta line): https://jules.google/docs/faq (verified 2026-11-05)
Jules, Errors and failures (automatic retries, failed tasks, rerun): https://jules.google/docs/errors (verified 2026-11-05)
Jules, changelog index (“Jules is out of beta!”, Aug 6, 2025): https://jules.google/docs/changelog/ (verified 2026-11-05)
Google AI plans (Pro $19.99, Ultra $99.99 / $199.99, Jules “Higher limits”): https://gemini.google/subscriptions/ (verified 2026-11-02)
Google One, Google AI plans (Pro $199.99 a year, Ultra billed monthly only, Jules task limit labels): https://one.google.com/about/google-ai-plans/ (verified 2026-10-29)
OpenAI, Codex pricing (shared local and cloud allowance, not fixed limits): https://developers.openai.com/codex/pricing (verified 2026-10-31)
OpenAI Help, Using Codex with your ChatGPT plan (Codex Cloud plan availability): https://help.openai.com/en/articles/11369540-using-codex-with-your-chatgpt-plan (verified 2026-10-31)
Google Antigravity, Plans (five-hour and weekly quotas, no published numbers): https://antigravity.google/docs/plans (verified 2026-11-03)