PlayStation Store Enhances Price Transparency

by Sophie Laurent February 25, 2026

written by Sophie Laurent February 25, 2026

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PlayStation Store now provides more transparent pricing information, including the launch price, any promotional prices, and whether a game is currently on sale.
For logged-in users, the store displays the lowest price a game has been offered at within the past 30 days.
Although not disclosed, the update expands the visible pricing information to include the lowest price offered in the last year.
The feature, which began in October 2021, is currently available to a limited number of users and shows the original launch price of a game along with an estimate of how long it remained at that price.

PlayStation Store Boosts Pricing Transparency with Yearly Lowest Price History & Launch Discount Info

PlayStation has updated its online store to provide customers with more transparent information about game prices. The PlayStation Store now displays the launch price, any promotional prices, and whether a game is currently on sale. In addition, logged-in users can now see the lowest price a game has been offered at within the past 30 days. While the store does not disclose the all-time lowest price since a game’s initial release, this update expands the visible pricing information to include the lowest price offered in the last year. This feature, which began in October, has been available in select regions since late 2025. Currently accessible to a limited number of users, this update also displays the original launch price of a game and an estimate of how long it remained at that price.

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