PlatPrices Browser Extension
See the real PlayStation Store price without leaving the store. The free PlatPrices: PS Store Price History extension puts the current price, your PS Plus price and a full price-history graph right on every PS Store game page — so you instantly know whether today’s “deal” is a genuine all-time low or just an everyday price with a sale sticker on it.
- PS Store price
- PS Plus price
- Price history
- All-time-low alerts
- Region comparison
- Wishlist tracking
What the extension does
Live price on the page
The current PS Store price — and your discounted PS Plus price if there is one — shown as a badge on the product page, so you never tab away to check.
Price history graph Unique
A mini chart of recent price drops tells you if today’s price is actually low, backed by PlatPrices’ history since 2020 — not a fake “was/now”.
All-time-low check
A clear read on whether this is the cheapest the game has ever been, or just an average sale you can safely skip.
Compare PSN regions
Ask and it checks the same game across other PlayStation Store regions, each converted to your own currency, so the cheapest storefront is obvious.
Wishlist price drops
Connect your free PlatPrices account and the games on your wishlist keep getting tracked, so you hear the moment one falls in price.
Private by design
It only reads the game you’re viewing — never your other tabs, history or account. Everything shown is the same public data on platprices.com.
Get started in under a minute
Add it to your browser
Open the Chrome Web Store listing and click Add to Chrome. Works the same on Edge, Brave and Opera.
Browse the PS Store
Open any PS4 or PS5 game on store.playstation.com. The price, PS Plus price and history appear automatically.
Buy at the right time
Check the all-time-low read and cheaper regions, then buy with confidence — or wishlist it and wait for the drop.
Frequently asked questions
Is the PlatPrices extension free?
Which browsers does it work on?
What does it show on the PlayStation Store?
Do I need a PlatPrices account?
Is it safe, and what data does it access?
How is the price history collected?
Prefer to stay on the web? Everything the extension shows also lives on PlatPrices: browse PlayStation games on sale, the all-region deals feed, or check any title’s full price history and all-time low. Building something yourself? See the PlayStation Store API.
