NVIDIA will add a monthly playtime cap to GeForce Now starting next year

NVIDIA introduces 100-hour monthly play limit for new subscribers of GeForce Now starting Jan 2025.

: NVIDIA will implement a 100-hour monthly playtime cap for new subscribers of GeForce Now from January 1, 2025. Existing customers won't experience this limit until 2026, if they joined before the end of 2024. The service's Priority tier will be rebranded as the Performance tier, with 1440p streaming and ultrawide resolution support. Subscribers can carry over 15 unused hours and buy additional playtime if needed.

NVIDIA announced that GeForce Now will have a monthly playtime cap of 100 hours for new subscribers beginning January 1, 2025. Current subscribers, who joined before December 31, 2024, will not face this cap until 2026.

With the introduction of the playtime limits, NVIDIA aims to prevent price increases, claiming that 94% of its users typically play less than this amount. Subscribers can roll over up to 15 unused hours to the next month and purchase extra hours if needed. Performance members will pay $3 for 15 additional hours, while Ultimate members pay $6.

The GeForce Now Priority tier is now called Performance tier, offering upgraded 1440p streaming and support for ultrawide resolutions. Current Priority customers will automatically transition to the Performance tier, retaining their $10 monthly fee. A 25% discount is available for Performance and Ultimate day passes.

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