PlayStation will shut down the PlayStation Plus app on PC permanently on December 10, 2026. The company confirmed the closure on its blog, citing minimal usage. Less than 0.4% of subscribers used the cloud streaming app, which allowed PlayStation Plus Premium members to stream hundreds of titles directly to their PC without a console.

The app will no longer be available for download as of now. Existing users who have already downloaded it can continue to access it until the December 10 shutdown date. After that, the service will be suspended entirely.

This decision follows PlayStation's broader retreat from PC. The company ended PC game ports in April due to low sales. The PlayStation Plus app removal leaves the PlayStation Portal and PS5 as the only platforms where players can stream PS Plus games.

For the small fraction of users relying on the PC app, this represents the loss of an alternative way to access their subscription. PlayStation could reinstate a PC version if demand increases in the future, though the company noted that seems unlikely given current usage figures.