Sony Says It Will Continue Adjusting PS Plus Price as Players Choose Higher Tiers

Sony Interactive Entertainment has confirmed that PlayStation Plus pricing will continue to see adjustments, meaning there might be a price increase to the PlayStation Plus subscription, due to more players upgrading to the Extra and Premium tiers. CEO Hideaki Nishino shared in a recent Sony business segment meeting that 38% of subscribers now choose higher tiers.

In FY22, the percentage of PS Plus subscribers on Premium and Extra was 17% and 13%, respectively. By FY24, that had grown to 22% and 16%, totaling 38%. Sony notes that this is even after a global price increase, where in September of 2023, yearly prices went up by 35% in some regions.

PlayStation Plus Price Today

In Malaysia, there was a price increase for the PlayStation Plus subscription on April 16, 2025. The pricing per the PS Store is:

• PlayStation Plus Essential:
  • 1 Month: RM 35 (previously RM 32)
  • 3 months: RM 95 (previously RM 75)
  • 12 Months: RM 285 (previously RM 235)
• PlayStation Plus Extra:
  • 1 Month: RM 55 (previously RM 49)
  • 3 months: RM 155 (previously RM 125)
  • 12 Months: RM 490 (previously RM 400)
• PlayStation Plus Premium:
  • 1 Month: RM 65 (previously RM 55)
  • 3 months: RM 185 (previously RM 145)
  • 12 Months: RM 575 (previously RM 460)

Sony also previously raised PS Plus costs globally in September 2023.

Despite these increases, subscriber interest in higher tiers remains strong, driven by added value like classic game catalogs, cloud saves, and personalized features.

For more updates about PlayStation Plus, make sure to check the official website.

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