GTA 6 Price: Every Edition, Region and Retailer Compared

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TL;DR

GTA 6 costs $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition in the US. It launches on Thursday, November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. There is no PC version yet.

• UK: £69.99 and £89.99
• Eurozone: €79.99 and €99.99
• Canada: C$109.99 and C$139.99
• Australia: A$129.95 and A$159.95
• India: ₹5,999 and ₹7,499

Every big US retailer charges the same $79.99 for the boxed Standard Edition, and the box holds a download code, not a disc. The only cheaper retailer prices we found were outside the US. The Ultimate Edition is digital only.

A quick disclosure: I work at TinyFish. We don't sell GTA 6 and we have no link to Rockstar or Take-Two. I built the retailer table in this post with TinySet, our tool that turns one prompt into a table of the web, and then checked it against the store pages and two price trackers. Prices were checked on November 10, 2026. They will change, so check the store before you buy.

GTA 6 price at a glance

Both editions come with the Vintage Vice City Pack if you buy before November 20: a '55 Vapid Stanier with a garage, outfits and hairstyles, and a weapon pattern. Digital buyers also get one month of GTA+, which normally costs $7.99 a month. Physical buyers get the Vintage Vice City Pack while stocks last, but not GTA+.

GTA 6 price in every major region

These are the official store prices, the same on PlayStation and Xbox in almost every market. The US and Canadian prices are before sales tax. UK, European, Australian and Indian prices include VAT or GST.

Sources: the official PlayStation Store listings as compiled by PlatPrices (checked November 8) and timesaver.gg (checked October 23). The dollar figures depend on the exchange rate on the day.

Two things to know before you read too much into the dollar column:

• Europe looks expensive mostly because of tax. £69.99 already includes 20% VAT, while $79.99 in the US has sales tax added at checkout. Take the tax out and the UK, German and French prices land at roughly $75 to $78.
• Buying from a cheaper region rarely works. Your PlayStation account is locked to one country, and you can only pay that store with cards or credit from the same country. Rockstar's support page also says PlayStation codes are region-locked. Xbox codes are not.

GTA 6 price at each retailer

This is what TinySet found on November 10, 2026, across 43 retailer and store pages in six countries. I've grouped it by country and kept only the rows I could check, plus two I've flagged.

United States

Canada, the UK, Germany, Australia and India

The short version: in the US, you won't find a lower sticker price than $79.99 before launch. Outside the US, a couple of retailers had the boxed Standard Edition slightly under the official price.

Standard vs Ultimate: is the extra $20 worth it?

The Ultimate Edition adds vehicles, weapons, outfits, shops and a few side activities, spread across the story. It does not add story missions. From Rockstar's support page, the extras include:

• The '95 Grotti Cheetah and a '67 Vapid Dominator buggy with a garage
• The Hawk and Little Morgan revolvers and personalized weapon variants
• Jason's safehouse vehicles and a Ganado retro build
• Two mod shops (Rideout Customs and One-Eyed Willie's), a clothing store, a salon and a tattoo parlor
• A Shitzu Squalo boat, the PTT Youngin$ compound and a Classic Car Collection

When the Ultimate Edition makes sense: you know you'll play for months and the $20 doesn't matter to you.

When to buy Standard: you're on a budget, or you want a boxed copy. You can buy the Ultimate Edition Upgrade later. Rockstar hasn't announced its price, though timesaver.gg reported the Xbox Store listing at $20, £20 or €20, the exact gap between the editions.

Physical or digital?

This is the question that matters more than usual this time:

• The box has no disc. It holds a one-time download code, so you can't resell it or lend it out once you've used it.
• Digital gets GTA+. Only digital pre-orders include the free GTA+ month.
• Retailers set their own box prices. That's why the only cheaper prices we found were boxed copies outside the US.
• Pre-loading: digital pre-orders could start downloading on November 10. Boxes ship from November 12, and you can pre-load once you redeem the code. The download is up to 212 GB, so clear some space.

Will GTA 6 go on sale?

Probably not soon. Rockstar doesn't usually discount new games in the launch window, and GTA 6 arrives a week before Black Friday (November 27). PlatPrices points out that Red Dead Redemption 2's Ultimate Edition took about two years to drop from $99.99 to $34.99.

The realistic ways to pay a little less right now:

1. A retailer discount on the boxed copy. The Currys and Big W prices above are examples.
2. Discounted PlayStation or Xbox gift cards from reputable sellers in your own region. PlatPrices found €80 of German PSN credit for €67.94 on November 8.
3. Card offers. Amazon.in's 5% back with the ICICI card is one.

If you'd rather not keep checking, I wrote a step-by-step guide to setting up a GTA 6 price drop alert. It watches the store pages for you and messages you when something changes.

How I built the retailer table with TinySet

The point of this post, for us, is to show what this kind of table costs to make. Here is exactly what I did.

1. One prompt. I gave TinySet this:

Current GTA 6 (Grand Theft Auto VI) listings at major retailers and console stores,
one row per retailer + country + platform + edition. Cover the US (Amazon, Best Buy,
Walmart, Target, GameStop, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store), the UK, Canada,
Australia, India and Germany. Columns: retailer, country, platform, edition, format,
current price, currency, list price, deal or promotion, pre-order bonus, available
to order, product page URL, date checked.

2. TinySet planned the columns and filled the rows. It searched the web, opened each product page and filled one row per listing. In about five minutes it had 43 rows, each with the source URL. At $0.10 per complete row, the whole table cost about $4.

3. I checked it. TinySet got most rows right, but not all of them, which is why I checked each one before publishing:

• One row came back empty. A store page didn't load.
• The "date checked" column held dates copied from the pages (some from 2025), not the date of the check. I ignored that column.
• One Australian PlayStation Store row said the Ultimate Edition was A$139.95. The official price is A$159.95, so I dropped that row.
• Two rows (Currys and Big W) showed real discounts, but those sites blocked my follow-up check, so I've flagged them above instead of stating them as fact.

That's the honest workflow: let TinySet do the hour of tab-switching, then spend ten minutes checking the rows you're going to rely on.

You can do the same through the TinyFish API or MCP server from ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor. TinySet, TinySearch, TinyFetch and TinyMonitor all sit behind one TinyFish API, so the same account works for everything in this post.

Build your own price table in one prompt. Start free on TinyFish.