GeForce NOW annual plans drop to $64.99 and $129.99 in summer sale
Nvidia’s GeForce NOW summer sale slashes annual cloud gaming prices by up to $70—here’s what’s on offer and how long it lasts.
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📍 How it ended
The GeForce NOW summer sale introduced limited-time discounts, slashing its annual Ultimate plan to $64.99 and the Premium plan to $129.99. Coverage confirmed the price cuts were part of a promotional period but did not specify whether the reduced rates would extend beyond the sale.
The story quieted without updates on pricing changes after the initial announcement.
Epilogue added 42d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
Nvidia has launched its annual GeForce NOW summer sale, reducing its two subscription tiers to $64.99 and $129.99 for yearly plans. The Ultimate tier, previously priced higher, now offers a discount of up to $70, while the Premium tier also sees a 35% reduction.
Coverage highlights the limited-time nature of the sale, with outlets like *PCWorld*, *PCGamesN*, and *NVIDIA’s official blog* emphasizing the steep cuts and urging users to act quickly before prices revert. Tech-focused publications—including *HotHardware*, *The FPS Review*, and *VideoCardz*—are framing the sale as a major opportunity for cost-conscious gamers, particularly those leveraging cloud streaming for high-end titles.
Nvidia’s official announcement underscores the ‘play bigger’ angle, suggesting the lower prices could expand access to its service. Watch for potential follow-up on subscriber uptake, whether the sale extends beyond the summer window, or if Nvidia introduces additional promotions tied to specific games or hardware releases.
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Quick answers
How much are the discounted annual plans for GeForce NOW?
The Ultimate tier is now $64.99 per year, and the Premium tier is $129.99 per year, according to Nvidia’s summer sale.
Is this sale available worldwide?
Coverage does not yet specify regional availability—only that the sale is active as of June 11, 2026.
Do existing subscribers get the discounted price, or is it only for new sign-ups?
Outlets mention discounts apply to both new and existing subscribers, but exact terms (e.g., prorated pricing) are not detailed.
Coverage (9)
- GeForce Now’s best tier just got a $70 price cut, but the clock is ticking PCWorld · 45d ago
- Nvidia GeForce Now annual plans just dropped to as low as $64.99 in summer sale PCGamesN · 45d ago
- NVIDIA GeForce NOW Summer Sale Slashes Annual Plan Prices By Up To $70 HotHardware · 45d ago
- NVIDIA Drops GeForce NOW Subscription Prices with Discounts of up to 35% on Annual Plans The FPS Review · 45d ago
- GeForce NOW Summer Sale Offers Big Membership Discounts blockchain.news · 45d ago
- Nvidia's GeForce NOW summer sale drops prices for Ultimate and Premium memberships Neowin · 45d ago
- Nvidia kicks off GeForce Now Summer Sale with 35% off yearly memberships for a limited time PC Guide · 45d ago
- Save Big and Play Bigger: GeForce NOW Summer Sale Brings Major Membership Savings NVIDIA Blog · 45d ago
- GeForce NOW annual plans drop to $64.99 and $129.99 in summer sale VideoCardz.com · 45d ago
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