GeForce NOW vs PlayStation Plus comparison

By starting price alone, PlayStation Plus is ₩7,900 cheaper. But price is not everything, so check the highlighted rows in the table below.

GeForce NOW and PlayStation Plus compared side by side in Game subscriptions.

CurrencyUSD KRW EUR

GeForce NOW

Cloud gaming service that streams PC games without needing a high-end PC

What is good

A free plan lets you try it first
Can stream games you already own
No separate downloads or updates needed

What could be better

Usage cap on the 30-day pass (40 hours every 30 days, 45 hours on the 180-day pass)
Sessions limited to 6 hours

GeForce NOW official site

PlayStation Plus

Online multiplayer and monthly games on PS5 and PS4, higher tiers add a game catalog and classics

What is good

Includes PlayStation online multiplayer, which is required for it
Game catalog and Ubisoft+ Classics from Special
Monthly games and cloud storage included

What could be better

Essential's monthly price has gone up (₩12,000 for new subscribers as of 2026-05)
Could not confirm won prices on the Korean official page

PlayStation Plus official site

At a glance

Highlighted rows are where they differ.

Item	GeForce NOWVisit site	PlayStation PlusVisit site
Starting price	≈$14.99+ (₩19,900)External source	≈$9.04+ (₩12,000)External source
Free tier	Free plan available	Paid only
Number of games	1,500 or more (official Korean page, 2026-10-13)	No game count on the official page (checked 2026-10-13)
Games on release day	None	None
Cloud play	Yes	-
Online multiplayer included	Not applicable	Included
Partner discounts	Not confirmed	Not confirmed
Good for	PC gamers without a high-end PC Users who want to play on a laptop, Mac or mobile	Users who play online multiplayer on PlayStation (Essential) Users who play many catalog games (Special, Deluxe)
Type	Game subscriptions	Game subscriptions
Category	PC, Mobile, Cloud	PlayStation
Company	NVIDIA, United States	Sony Interactive Entertainment, Other
Plans	Free Performance 30 days ₩19,900 (launch price, external source) Ultimate 30 days ₩39,900 (launch price, external source) 7-day pass Performance ₩14,900, Ultimate ₩29,900 180-day pass Performance ₩99,500, Ultimate ₩199,500 (2024-12 article)	Essential ₩12,000/mo (new subscribers, external source) Special (스페셜) Deluxe (Korean monthly prices not confirmed)
Pros	A free plan lets you try it first Can stream games you already own No separate downloads or updates needed	Includes PlayStation online multiplayer, which is required for it Game catalog and Ubisoft+ Classics from Special Monthly games and cloud storage included
Cons	Usage cap on the 30-day pass (40 hours every 30 days, 45 hours on the 180-day pass) Sessions limited to 6 hours Could not confirm Korean won prices on the official page	Essential's monthly price has gone up (₩12,000 for new subscribers as of 2026-05) Could not confirm won prices on the Korean official page No day-one releases

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Prices converted at 1 USD = ₩1,327.84 (2026-10-20). Original price shown in brackets. Taxes as listed by each provider.

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