Saving money on games through PS Plus is easily done if you're a PlayStation Plus member. However, finding the cheapest PlayStation Plus deals on the membership itself is a whole different story. Ever since Sony dropped that new tiered system, retailers have been unable to sell their own cards for specific programs. That means we're left to use the PS Store for new discounts - or PS wallet top-up cards.
The days of discounted PS Plus subcodes and cards are long gone, and even PS Plus is nowhere to be seen within the best PS5 bundle deals these days. Now we have a PS Store wallet-first system, so with that, it makes sense that PS Credit, wallet top-ups, or whatever you want to call them are your best bet. Sony will occasionally drop savings on its PS Plus tiers during special holidays, and big sales events. but these don't last long - and can be hard to hunt for if you don't know where to look.
To help you save what you can with PS Plus, we're keeping this topped up with the latest discounts on PS Store credit, PS Plus tiers, and any remaining deals we can find on PlayStation Plus subscription cards (of all lengths). And we'll even keep you in the know of the latest PS Plus games, too.
Today's best PlayStation Plus deals
PlayStation Store gift cards can also be used to pick up PS Plus. So if you don't have any luck with finding good savings on subscriptions like the current deal above, they could be the way to go.
What are the PS Plus monthly games for March 2025?
The PS Plus monthly games for March 2025 are available to claim from March 4 until March 31.
- Dragon Age: The Veilguard (PS5)
- Sonic Colors: Ultimate (PS4)
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection (PS4 / PS5)
What's new on PlayStation Plus Extra / Premium?
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers provide access to the game catalog (with Premium offering everything from PS3 and back as well). The rest of the March catalog hasn't yet been unveiled, so if you've been out of the game for longer, here's everything that came to the catalog in February 2025:
- Star Wars Jedi: Survivor (PS4 / PS5)
- TopSpin 2K25 (PS4 / PS5)
- Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1 (PS5)
- SaGa Frontier Remastered (PS4)
- Somerville (PS4 / PS5)
- Tin Hearts (PS4 / PS5)
- Mordhau (PS4 / PS5)
- Patapon 3 (PS4 / PS5)
- Dropship: United Peace Force (PS4 / PS5)
PlayStation Plus tiers explained
The PS Plus subscription service looks entirely different to how it did just a couple of years ago. Rolling together PS Plus with PS Now, the new service takes on a more rounded look and offers more in each of the three new tiers: PlayStation Plus Essential, PlayStation Plus Extra, and PlayStation Plus Premium.
The Essential level will represent no change from the previous PS Plus subscription, but the Extra, and Premium tiers offer more and offer new features from streaming older games to getting free trials, and access to other catalogs of games. To give you some immediate insight into the new system before shopping for your next PlayStation Plus deal, check out this handy table that outlines the key differences.
| Row 0 - Cell 0 | PS Plus Essentials | PS Plus Extra | PS Plus Premium |
Monthly Price | $9.99 / £6.99 | $14.99 / £10.99 | $17.99 / £13.49 |
Three Month Price | $24.99 / £19.99 | $39.99 / £31.99 | $49.99 / £39.99 |
Annual Price | $59.99 / £49.99 | $99.99 / £83.99 | $119.99 / £99.99 |
Includes | PS Plus | PS Plus + 400 PS4 / PS5 games | PS Plus + 400 PS4 / PS5 games + PS1, PS2, PSP downloads and streams + time-limited trials = exclusive discounts |
PS Plus Essential
- Free monthly games
- Online access
- Exclusive discounts
- Cloud storage
- Tips feature
PS Plus Extra
- Free monthly games
- Online access
- Exclusive discounts
- Cloud storage
- Tips feature
- Access to PlayStation Catalog
- Ubisoft+ Classics
PS Plus Premium
- Free monthly games
- Online access
- Exclusive discounts
- Cloud storage
- Tips feature
- Access to PlayStation Catalog
- Ubisoft+ Classics
- Access to Classics Catalog
- Game trials
- Cloud streaming
PS Plus Deals FAQ
Can you get PlayStation Plus cheap?
It can be a bit harder than ever to get a really cheap PS Plus subscription or to save money with PS Plus card retailers. In fact, said cards for subscriptions seem to have disappeared almost entirely and there is a shift to wallet top-ups to then pay for your chosen tier rather than paying for it directly.
This means the best way to get PlayStation Plus cheap is to decide which tier is best for you and then, if your budget allows, go for a longer-term subscription. The 12-month subs of any tier will always offer you better bang for buck value.
Is PS Plus Premium worth it?
Whether being a fully fledged PS Premium member is worth the price tag that comes with it, depends on what you want to play on your PS5. If you want to ensure you have access to everything PS Plus can offer - including the free monthly games, cloud streaming, games catalog, cloud streaming, the Ubisoft+ classics games, tips feature, exclusive discounts, and the classics and general PlayStation games catalog, then having a Premium membership is a must.
However, anyone okay with missing out on access to old-school classic PlayStation games of the classics catalog, game trials, and cloud streaming can stick with a PS Plus Extra subscription instead.
Does PlayStation Plus give you discounts?
If you're a member of any PlayStation Plus tier, you'll get access to exclusive discounts on digital purchases as one of your subscription benefits. This could mean extra cash off games on the PlayStation digital storefront, and even free to add extras to online games like Fortnite and Marvel Rivals.
If any digital game has an additional saving for PS Plus Premium members, you will see the PS Plus logo on the game's store page, along with a percentage of what saving you can make due to your PS Plus subscription. (Just be sure to double check any digital game you want to buy isn't already part of the PS Plus game catalog!)
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