These are the new prices to renew Xbox Game Pass in Spain, Mexico and Colombia

Renew before it's too late your subscription to Xbox Game Pass, prices don't stop rising.

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Renew your Xbox Game Pass subscription now, as the cost has changed in just a few days. In recent hours, new prices for subscription renewal have been consolidated in markets such as Spain, Mexico, and Colombia, confirming an adjustment that directly impacts users who maintain the service active continuously.

The change comes without an official announcement, but with a clear update in the prices of digital codes, which are the most common way to renew. The increase affects short-term plans, the most used to maintain the subscription month by month, and marks a new starting point for those who need to renew from now on.

New prices to renew Xbox Game Pass now

The adjustment is particularly noticeable in Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, where 1 and 3-month codes are rising again and dragging the rest of the modalities. As has been happening for months, short-term plans are the first to become more expensive when the market moves, and everything suggests that these prices are now the new reference for renewal.

Important:

• Buying Xbox Game Pass codes on Loaded is completely safe. It’s a consolidated digital store, with immediate code delivery after payment and active support in case of any incident, making it a reliable option to renew your subscription without risks. Additionally, each purchase accumulates loyalty points that can be redeemed for discounts on future purchases, reducing the actual price of future renewals and making savings greater in the medium and long term.

Prices may change at any time, take advantage before the increases.

In this context, longer-term plans gain weight as an alternative for those who use the service habitually. In addition to reducing the monthly cost, they allow you to lock in the current price before possible new corrections, something that has already been repeated several times since 2025.