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| Tier | Monthly | 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| Performance | $9.99 | $99.99$8.33/mo |
| Ultimate | $19.99 | $199.99$16.67/mo |
See what each tier includes, then choose the features you will actually use.
Ultimate on yearly billing is about $200 a year. Over three years that’s $600, half the price of a $1,200 gaming PC, before upgrades.
The hour cap changes the maths for heavy players. At 100 hours a month, Ultimate costs about 17 cents an hour. Past 100 hours, you either pay for extra time or stop playing until the reset.
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Find answers to common questions about the costs, features and assumptions covered on this page.
In the US, Performance is $9.99 a month and Ultimate $19.99 a month, Annual plans cost $99.99 and $199.99 respectively. The US marketplace currently lists monthly, annual and day passes, with day passes at $3.99 for Performance or $7.99 for Ultimate.
Paid tiers include 100 hours of play a month for most members, with extra hours available to buy.
Over two or three years, usually yes for moderate play. Heavy players past the hour cap, or keeping a PC five years or more, can come out ahead with hardware.
Yes. It streams supported games you already own. It isn't a game library.