Nvidia has added four-month plans to GeForce Now India. Performance costs ₹3,499 and Ultimate costs ₹6,999 for four months, paid upfront, according to reports from Gizbot and XpertPick on 30 October 2026. That works out to about ₹875 and ₹1,750 a month.
The saving is real but small: about ₹125 a month. Whether it’s worth locking in depends on one limit most people ignore, and it’s in section 4.
⚡ Key takeaways
- New 4-month plans: Performance ₹3,499, Ultimate ₹6,999, paid upfront. Nvidia’s own blog said they launch in India on 30 October 2026.
- Monthly prices stay at ₹999 (Performance) and ₹1,999 (Ultimate). Four months on monthly billing would cost ₹3,996 and ₹7,996.
- You save ₹497 on Performance and ₹997 on Ultimate over four months, roughly 12.5%.
- Both paid tiers have a 100-hour monthly playtime cap, and you need to own most games on Steam or Epic.
- Worth it if you’ve already used GeForce Now for a month and your home internet is steady. New users should try a day pass first.
What Changed on GeForce Now India This Week
Nvidia’s weekly “GFN Thursday” post on 29 October said four-month Performance and Ultimate memberships were “launching tomorrow” in India. That’s 30 October. The blog didn’t print the rupee prices, so the numbers here come from Gizbot and XpertPick, which both report ₹3,499 and ₹6,999.
Quick background if you’re new. GeForce Now runs PC games on Nvidia’s servers and streams the picture to your laptop, phone or TV, so you don’t need a ₹1 lakh gaming PC. It came back to India as a public beta in April 2026 with 90-day passes, then switched to monthly plans on 15 July, with servers in Mumbai and UPI payments.
The four-month plan is the first discount for people who commit for longer. It’s not a price cut on the monthly plan.
GeForce Now India Prices: Every Plan Compared
Here’s the full price list as reported on 30 October 2026. Check the final amount on Nvidia’s checkout page before you pay, since offers can change.
| Plan | Price (₹) | Per month (₹) | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Performance day pass | 399 | n/a (24 hours) | Try it for a day |
| Performance monthly | 999 | 999 | Up to 1440p at 60 FPS, 6-hour sessions |
| Performance 4 months | 3,499 | ~875 | Same as monthly, paid upfront |
| Ultimate day pass | 799 | n/a (24 hours) | RTX 5080-class servers for a day |
| Ultimate monthly | 1,999 | 1,999 | Up to 5K at 120 FPS or 1080p at 360 FPS |
| Ultimate 4 months | 6,999 | ~1,750 | Same as monthly, paid upfront |
Day-pass prices are from Smartprix’s July report. Resolution and frame-rate figures for each tier are from XpertPick, and Nvidia’s membership page confirms Ultimate runs on RTX 50-series servers with up to 5K 120 and 360 FPS modes.
💡 Pro tip
Nvidia’s membership page says a day pass can be applied toward your first month. So a ₹399 test run isn’t wasted money if you decide to subscribe.
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Four months, paid upfront, against four monthly bills:
Performance
Four months on monthly billing: 4 × ₹999 = ₹3,996. Four-month plan: ₹3,499. You save ₹497, or about ₹124 a month.
Ultimate
Four months on monthly billing: 4 × ₹1,999 = ₹7,996. Four-month plan: ₹6,999. You save ₹997, or about ₹249 a month.
That’s roughly a 12.5% discount on both. Not huge, but fair for a four-month commitment.
| Monthly × 4 (₹) | 4-month plan (₹) | You save (₹) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Performance | 3,996 | 3,499 | 497 |
| Ultimate | 7,996 | 6,999 | 997 |
Compare that with buying hardware. A graphics card that can match Ultimate-tier graphics costs far more than ₹7,000, before the rest of the PC. If you only play a few hours a week, renting the hardware makes sense. If you play every day for years, owning eventually wins.
The Catch: 100 Hours, Your Internet and Your Games
⚠️ Watch out
Both paid tiers come with a 100-hour monthly playtime cap, per Smartprix and XpertPick. And GeForce Now doesn’t give you free games: you stream games you already own on Steam, Epic and other supported stores. Paying ₹6,999 upfront and then finding your favourite game isn’t supported, or your Wi-Fi lags, is the real risk.
The 100-hour cap
100 hours a month is a bit over 3 hours a day. That’s plenty for most working adults and students. A heavy weekend gamer who plays 8 hours on Saturday and Sunday will be fine; someone who plays 5 hours every night won’t.
Your internet connection
Smartprix lists at least 15 Mbps for 720p at 60 FPS and 45 Mbps for the 4K/5K 120 FPS mode. Speed isn’t the whole story, though. Cloud gaming needs a steady connection with low delay, so a 100 Mbps fibre plan on 5 GHz Wi-Fi or a LAN cable works far better than mobile data in a crowded area. If your home Wi-Fi drops in the evening, fix that first with our slow internet guide.
Your game library
Before paying, search for your games on the GeForce Now app or website. This week Nvidia added nine titles, including Phantom Blade Zero (Steam, released 28 October), and said World of Warcraft: Forever arrives on 4 November.
Who Should Buy the 4-Month Plan (and Who Should Skip It)
Buy the 4-month Performance plan if:
- You’ve already used a monthly plan and it ran smoothly at home.
- You play 1 to 3 hours most days and own several supported games.
- Your laptop is basic, like a college or office machine, and you can’t justify a gaming PC.
Pick Ultimate only if:
- You have a high-refresh monitor or a big 4K TV and a fibre connection.
- Fast-paced shooters matter to you, where 120+ FPS helps.
Skip it for now if:
- You’ve never tried cloud gaming. Pay ₹399 for a day pass first.
- Your games are mostly mobile titles like BGMI or Free Fire. Those run on your phone already; see our Free Fire India launch guide.
- You play more than about 100 hours a month.
How to Get GeForce Now in India: Step by Step
- Run a speed test at the time you usually play, not in the morning.
- Search your games on the GeForce Now website to confirm they’re supported.
- Buy a Performance day pass (₹399) and play your main game for an hour or two.
- Check for lag, blurry frames and audio drops. Try a LAN cable if Wi-Fi struggles.
- If it’s smooth, choose the monthly plan for the first month, then the 4-month plan.
- Pay by UPI or card on Nvidia’s site, and turn off any auto-renewal you don’t want.
Also readFree Fire India Is Back: The 3-Hour Rule Every Parent Should Know Don’t go straight from a day pass to four months. One monthly cycle tells you whether you actually use it after the excitement wears off.
Our Verdict on GeForce Now India’s New Plans
✅ Our verdict
The 4-month plan is a fair discount, not a steal. If GeForce Now already works well on your home connection, take the ₹3,499 Performance plan and pocket ₹497. New users should start with a ₹399 day pass and one monthly cycle before paying four months upfront.
Honestly, Performance is the right tier for most Indian players. Ultimate’s 5K and 360 FPS modes need a high-end screen and connection that few homes have. And if you’re thinking of a new phone for gaming instead, read our take on the Infinix GT 50 Pro first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of GeForce Now in India?
As of 30 October 2026, Performance costs ₹999 a month or ₹3,499 for four months, and Ultimate costs ₹1,999 a month or ₹6,999 for four months. Day passes are ₹399 and ₹799.
Does GeForce Now India include free games?
No. You stream games you own on supported stores such as Steam and Epic. A few free-to-play games work too, but most big titles need to be bought separately.
Is there a playtime limit on GeForce Now India?
Yes. Both paid tiers have a 100-hour monthly cap, according to Smartprix and XpertPick. Performance sessions are also limited to six hours at a time.
What internet speed do I need for GeForce Now?
At least 15 Mbps for 720p at 60 FPS and 45 Mbps for the highest modes, per Smartprix. A stable fibre connection on 5 GHz Wi-Fi or a LAN cable matters more than the headline speed.
The Bottom Line
GeForce Now India’s four-month plans save about 12.5% if you’re sure you’ll keep playing. Try a ₹399 day pass on your own internet tonight, check that your games are supported, and only then commit to ₹3,499.
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- Nvidia blog: GFN Thursday, 29 Oct 2026 (four-month India plans launching 30 Oct; games list)
- Gizbot: four-month plan prices and savings (30 Oct 2026)
- XpertPick: India four-month plans, tier specs, 100-hour cap
- Smartprix: monthly plans, day passes, Mumbai servers, UPI, speed needs (July 2026)
- Nvidia: GeForce Now memberships (tiers, day pass credit)