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Celebrate Plex Pro Week With 40% Off One Year Of Plex Pass

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This week is Plex Pro Week and to celebrate Plex is offering a 40% discount on its Plex Pass. The discount is available now and will continue to be available through 6:59 AM UTC on Saturday, September 27, 2025.

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  • Plex is offering a 40% discount on its annual Plex Pass during Plex Pro Week, using promo code PLEXPRO365.
  • New subscribers can get their first year for $41.99 (normally $69.99), but the subscription will auto-renew at full price unless canceled.
  • On top of the free plan’s features, Plex Pass adds benefits like hardware-accelerated streaming, offline media downloads, and remote access to Plex Media Servers.

With a Plex Pass subscription normally priced at $69.99 a year, new subscribers can currently lock in their first year for just $41.99. The offer is now live on the Plex website and can be redeemed using the PLEXPRO365 promo code.

This is a very limited time deal, as new subscribers only have this week (ends Saturday) to lock in the cheaper price. Also, as the discount only applies to the first year, subscribers can expect the subscription to auto-renew at the higher price for the second year, unless canceled.

Save 40% on first year

On top of all of the features included in Plex’s free plan, Plex Pass subscribers get access to a number of additional features and benefits, including hardware-accelerated streaming/transcoding, the ability to download personal media to watch anywhere (even without an internet needed), and the option to stream remotely from any Plex Media Server.

Considering Plex increased the price of its annual Plex Pass plan earlier this year, the deal reduces the cost down to almost the same price it was prior to the 2025 price increase.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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