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PlayStation Plus Deals: Get Sony’s Gaming Subscription for Less

By Matthew Lynch
July 5, 2023
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Since its inception in 2010, PlayStation Plus has become a cornerstone of the PS gaming experience. This online gaming service provides gamers with free monthly games, online multiplayer functionality and exclusive deals, and discounts often reserved only for subscribers. However, the cost can be a bane to many. In this article, we cover some PlayStation Plus deals where you can get Sony’s gaming subscription for less.

Firstly, annual subscription is usually the way to go if you’re looking to save on a PlayStation Plus subscription. Regularly priced at $60, it’s not unusual to find deals bringing the price down around black Friday or holidays like Christmas and New Year.

Retailers like Amazon and Walmart often have discounts during these sale events or during clearance sales throughout the year. Check these retailers’ websites frequently as they usually offer PlayStation Plus subscriptions at discounted rates that could save you quite a bit.

Browsing deal-focused forums and websites such as Slickdeals or CheapAssGamer can net some impressive savings too. These communities often track and post the best deals on PlayStation Plus subscriptions, among other gaming and electronics deals.

Another great source of potential savings is eBay. Listings range from short-term memberships for much less than their usual cost to discounted annual memberships. However, exercise caution when buying from third-party sellers on eBay to avoid potential frauds.

Finally, let’s look at Sony itself. They occasionally offer promotions on their website or directly on the console store. A common one includes slashing the price of a 12-month subscription by 10 or 20%.

For those who don’t want to commit to an annual subscription, consider stacking up on cheaper 1-month or 3-month subscriptions when they go on sale. While they can prove more expensive in the long run than an annual subscription, it can be a good option if expense is spread out or if you only need membership during certain months.

In conclusion, buying a full-priced PlayStation Plus membership may seem steep, but armed with these tips and knowing where to look can potentially save you a lot in the long run. Keep your eyes open for seasonal sales events and shop smartly to make the most out of your gaming budget.

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