Nvidia launched its GeForce NOW summer sale and discounted annual plans. How much do they cost now?

GeForce NOW subscription plans are going down nicely. Nvidia launched a summer sale, slashing the price of both paid plans by 35 percent for a year in advance. If you stream games on your phone, tablet, or Android TV, you can now get an annual subscription significantly cheaper – but only until July 8, 2026.

GeForce NOW Annual Plans Discounted by a Third

The cheaper of the two is the Performance membership. Instead of the usual 2,999 CZK per year, it now costs 1,949 CZK, which during the promotion works out to approximately 162 CZK per month. It offers streaming with GeForce RTX graphics performance, access to over 4,500 games, resolution up to 1440p at 60 frames per second, and gaming sessions up to six hours long. Waiting for a free server is also reduced to mere minutes for paying members.

The more expensive Ultimate targets more demanding players. The annual subscription dropped from 5,999 CZK to 3,899 CZK and delivers the performance of a top-tier GeForce RTX 5080, resolution up to 5K, frame rate up to 360 FPS, and longer, eight-hour sessions. This tier gets priority in the queue, so you usually don’t wait at all to start playing.

A free version with ads, approximately 2,000 games, one-hour sessions, and up to 1080p resolution also remains available. Whichever tier you choose, keep in mind that GeForce NOW is not a subscription that includes games. The service only streams titles you already own on Steam or other platforms, so you must purchase the games themselves separately.

What to Watch Out For with the Promotion

The discounted rate is valid for only the first twelve months. After a year, the subscription will automatically renew at the regular price – i.e., 2,999 CZK and 5,999 CZK, respectively – unless you cancel it in your NVIDIA account in time. Each month of the promotional period is paid in full, and payments are non-refundable.

Are you tempted by the annual GeForce NOW at a discounted price, or is the free version enough for you?

Source: GeForce NOW