Xbox Gold and Xbox Ultimate Game Pass, 2 Kids with Xboxs and 1 dad with a gaming PC

My name is Fernando I'm an independent consultant, I'm happy to help.

I'm going to pass on the information about the new conversion rules:

1-Xbox Live Gold and PC Game Pass Conversion Ratio: Remaining time will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate time at a 3:2 ratio and rounded up to the next full day. For example, any remaining 90 days of Xbox Live Gold or PC Game Pass will convert to 60 days of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
2-Xbox Game Pass Console Conversion Ratio: Remaining time will be converted to Xbox Game Pass final time at a 4:3 ratio and rounded up to the next full day. For example, any remaining 90 days of Xbox Game Pass for Console will convert to 68 days of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
3-EA Play Conversion Ratio: Remaining time will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate time at a 3:1 ratio and rounded up to the next full day. For example, the remaining 90 days of EA Play will convert to 30 days of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. Gold to Ultimate
1 month of Gold –> 20 days of Ultimate
3 months of Gold –> 50 days of Ultimate
6 months of Gold –> 81 days of Ultimate
12 months of Gold –> 4 months of Ultimate
24 months of Gold –> 6 months of Ultimate

Xbox Game Pass for Ultimate

1 month of Xbox Game Pass for Console –> 22 days of Ultimate
3 months of Xbox Game Pass for Console –> 68 days of Ultimate
6 months of Xbox Game Pass for Console –> 135 days of Ultimate
12 months of Xbox Game Pass for Console –> 9 months of Ultimate
24 months of Xbox Game Pass for Console –> 18 months of Ultimate

PC Game Pass for Ultimate

1 month of PC Game Pass games –> 20 days of Ultimate

EA Play for Ultimate

1 month of EA game –> 10 days of Ultimate
6 months of EA game –> 40 days of Ultimate
12 months EA game –> 2 months Ultimate

Hope I helped and see you soon

To change the privacy settings your account must be an adult account, otherwise you will not have access.

see it in your privacy settings:

https://support.xbox.com/en-us/help/family-onli...

if your account is for a child, you need an adult account to link your account and manage your privacy settings

and to release purchases on the child account, you need to access their privacy settings and release for purchase.

Ok, that's cool.

So I tried to apply an Xbox Ultimate 2 month trial subscription I have to my Sons Xbox Live Account, however, I get the error message;

An adult in your family needs to turn on recurring billing for you.

I can't seem to work out how to enable it for my sons account.

No, I get that, I've got all my accounts linked up.

I'm logged in as my account (dad), and have my 2 sons accounts linked up.

I can redeem the Ultimate onto my account obviously, but I don't want to do that, i'm trying to add it to my childs account.