The early access pass starts at Rs 999 but is available through a waitlist. Here are the details about the new launch.

Nvidia GeForce NOW India launch was promised to launch in November last year with an announcement back in August 2025 but the launch was delayed. However, as announced via an Instagram post, Nvidia GeForce NOW early access is now finally live in India. To get access, you'll have to join a waitlist and the platform will send you a mail once your spot for buying the pass opens up.

Nvidia is offering a "special introductory price" for the plans during this early access period. Nvidia GeForce NOW early access is available through two 90-day, starting at Rs 999 for the Performance plan and Rs 1,999 for the Ultimate tier. Both of these are ad-free plans. Nvidia has also said that a free tier will be available in the "coming weeks" but that will be ad-supported. At the same time, 200GB of "persistent storage" will also be available for an additional Rs 299 during the 90-day period.

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As for the difference between the two paid plans, the Ultimate plan has the best Nvidia has to offer, such as Nvidia DLSS 4 Multi-Frame gen technology with streaming quality of 5K Resolution at up to 240 frames per second. It uses GeForce RTX 4080 SuperPODs while select games can also use the RTX 5080 which Nvidia says delivers 2.8x faster performance than previous generation servers, and further also performs better than "the leading console by more than 3x." The plan also has support for Cinematic-Quality Streaming (CQS) mode, offers up to 8-hour sessions with no wait time to join, Install-to-Play, 7.1 audio, NVIDIA Reflex and Cloud G-Sync which the Performance plan lacks.

The Performance plan offers up to 6-hour play sessions, 5.1 surround audio, streaming support of up to 1440p resolution at up to 60 fps, a typical wait time of less than a minute, and runs games on regular Nvidia RTX SuperPODs.

Players can further also connect their PC game libraries to stores such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Xbox Game Pass, Ubisoft Connect, and more.