Contract Deals

Xbox One Contract Deals

There are currently no official Xbox One contract deals in the style of mobile phone contracts, where you pay monthly for the console and included services. Instead, Xbox users have access to major sales, trade-in promotions, and subscription services that can be combined for savings and access to hundreds of games.

The Xbox Deals Unlocked Sale 2025 is a major ongoing promotion, featuring discounts of up to 90-95% on over 1,000 games, including popular titles like Red Dead Redemption 2 and NBA 2K25. These deals can be found on the Microsoft Store through the “Deals” section or directly via the official Xbox website[1][7]. This sale also covers many backwards compatible and first-party games, offering substantial value whether you’re on Xbox One, Series X, or Series S.

For those considering a console upgrade, Microsoft’s trade-in offer lets customers exchange an old console (including Xbox One) for a minimum of $60 up to $400 off a new Xbox Series X or Series S purchase when bought through the Microsoft Store online in Canada. The trade-in value depends on the type and condition of the console[5].

In terms of ongoing subscriptions, Xbox Game Pass provides a contract-free way to access a library of hundreds of games for a monthly fee. The main plans and their current U.S. prices are:

  • Game Pass Core: $9.99/month or $74.99/year – includes online multiplayer and a curated library[2][4].
  • Game Pass Standard: $14.99/month – more games, no day-one releases[2].
  • Game Pass Ultimate: $19.99/month – includes all benefits, day-one releases, EA Play, cloud gaming, and PC access[2][4][8].

From time to time, retailers sell discount codes for Game Pass subscriptions (for example, one-month Ultimate codes at $15-17), and Microsoft sometimes runs limited promotions for new subscribers[8].

For those still shopping for hardware, select retailers are offering Xbox Series S for as low as $315 during seasonal sales. While this doesn’t include a monthly payment option, it’s an opportunity to upgrade at a lower upfront cost if you were considering a new or spare console[3].

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