Check your PS Plus status directly in the PlayStation App

Open the PlayStation App on your phone or tablet, tap your profile icon in the top right corner, then select Subscriptions. You will see your current PS Plus tier — Essential, Extra, or Premium — along with the date your subscription renews. If you do not see a Subscriptions option, you may need to update the app first.

The same information appears on the PlayStation website if you log in at playstation.com, go to your profile, and click Account Settings, then Subscriptions. Both routes show the same renewal date and tier level.

If your subscription has ended, the app will show "No active subscription" instead of a tier name. You can renew from that same screen by tapping the option to buy or restart your membership.

Key Takeaways

  • The PlayStation App shows your current PS Plus tier and renewal date under your profile's Subscriptions section.
  • You can also check the same information on playstation.com by logging in and navigating to Account Settings.
  • The app displays whether your subscription is active, expired, or paused, and lets you renew directly from that screen.
  • If the Subscriptions option does not appear, update the PlayStation App to the latest version.
  • Your renewal date tells you exactly when your current membership period ends and the next charge will occur.

What each PS Plus tier shows in the app

The app displays your tier name — Essential, Extra, or Premium — so you know which level of service you are paying for. Essential gives you online multiplayer and monthly games. Extra adds a library of hundreds of PS4 and PS5 titles. Premium includes those plus classic PlayStation games and game trials.

The renewal date shown is when your current billing cycle ends. If you are on a monthly plan, that date is one month from your last charge. If you are on a yearly plan, it is one year from your last charge. The app does not show how many days are left — only the exact date.

Update the app if Subscriptions does not appear

If you tap your profile and do not see a Subscriptions option, your PlayStation App version is outdated. Go to your phone's app store — Google Play on Android or the App Store on iPhone — search for PlayStation, and tap Update.

After the update finishes, close the app completely and open it again. Log back in if needed, tap your profile icon, and the Subscriptions option should now be visible.

Check subscription status on a PlayStation console

You can also view your PS Plus status on your PS4 or PS5 without opening the app. On your console, go to Settings, then Users and Accounts, then Other, then Subscriptions. You will see the same tier name and renewal date as the app displays.

This method is useful if you want to check while playing or if you prefer not to use your phone. The information syncs across all your devices, so the date and tier will match what the app shows.

What to do if your subscription shows as expired

If the app says "No active subscription" or shows a past renewal date, your membership has ended. You can restart it from the Subscriptions screen in the app by tapping the option to buy PS Plus. You can choose a monthly or yearly plan, and the charge will process when ready.

If you want to restart but do not want to use the app, you can also buy a new subscription on playstation.com or on your console. All three routes process the same way and will set up your membership within minutes.

Understand your renewal date and billing cycle

The renewal date in the app is the exact day your subscription will end and your next charge will occur — if you do not cancel before that date. If you are on a monthly plan and your renewal date is the 15th, you will be charged on the 15th of each month. If you are on a yearly plan, you will be charged once per year on that same date.

The app does not send a reminder before the charge, so mark the renewal date on your calendar if you want to cancel before you are billed. You can cancel anytime before the renewal date, and your access will continue until that date arrives.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the app say I have no subscription when I just bought one?

The app can take a few minutes to update after a purchase. Close the app completely, wait a minute, then open it again and log back in. If it still shows no subscription after 10 minutes, check your email for a receipt — if you were charged, contact PlayStation Support to have the subscription manually added to your account.

Can I see my subscription history in the app?

The app shows only your current subscription status and renewal date, not a history of past purchases. To see all your past transactions, log into playstation.com, go to Account Settings, then Purchase History. That page lists every subscription you have bought.

What if my renewal date has already passed but I was not charged?

If the app shows a past renewal date and you were not charged, your subscription may have failed to renew due to a payment issue. Check that your payment method is still valid in your account settings. If the card expired or was declined, update it and try to renew manually from the Subscriptions screen.

Does the app show when my free trial ends?

Yes. If you are on a free trial, the app displays the trial tier and the date it expires. After that date, you will be charged for the tier you selected unless you cancel before the renewal date arrives.