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EA Play and EA Play Pro get significant price increase

EA Play has held at a stable price for quite a while and has not yet hiked up prices since launch, unlike many other streaming services. However, that is now changing. EA Play will soon cost significantly more, for both the standard and Pro plans. 

EA Play, which has cost £3.99 per month or £19.99 per year since since launch, is getting a price increase. The monthly price will now be £5.99, and the yearly cost will jump up to £35.99.

EA Play Pro, which offers day-one access to brand new games, is also going up. Previously, it would cost £14.99 per month or £89.99 per year. After the price increase, it will go up to £16.99 per month, or £109.99 per year.

The price increase will kick in on the 10th of May this year for current subscribers. However, any new subscriptions will be charged at the new price starting this week.

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KitGuru Says: This certainly makes Xbox Game Pass Ultimate a bit more of a bargain, as an EA Play subscription is included for PC and console. Better yet, those who subscribe to the standard version of PC Game Pass also get access to EA Play. 

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