XBOX One Says "Buy Gold" Already Have 12 Months of Gold

If the Gold is already on his account and you purchase Ultimate, it will convert the Gold he has into Ultimate. So if you were to buy 12 months of Ultimate and you have 12 months of Gold, you would have 24 months of Ultimate.

If you're buying Ultimate while you already have Gold (and/or regular Game Pass) it will convert the remaining time you have into Ultimate at a rate of 1:1. So if you have 12 months of Gold and buy 1 month of Ultimate, you end up with 13 months of Ultimate.

If you go the opposite direction and have Ultimate and then add 12 months of standard Gold or Game Pass, the Gold is converted based on price rather than time. 12 months of Gold is equal to 4 months of Ultimate.

Hey there,

There are 2 ways to buy Xbox Live.

1. With 3months gold, 6 months gold and 12 months gold.

That contains, if you buy it one time and after the 3, 6 or 12 months gold period expire and you want a new one, you just can buy a new code.

2. Auto-renewal.

That contains, if your Gold period expire, they will get money from your bank account and you have new gold.

Anytime you have just regular Gold or Game Pass and you buy Ultimate, it converts at a ratio of 1:1. So if you buy 12 months of Gold and then buy 1 month of Ultimate, you'll have 13 months of Ultimate.

The conversion rate goes into effect if you have Ultimate already and then add Gold or standard Game Pass. So if you have an active Ultimate subscription and buy a 12 month Gold card, you would extend your Ultimate by 4 months.

Yes 1 month is 20 days, but remember buying 12 1 month golds is way more expensive than buying 1, 12 months gold, hence why you get less for 12 months gold. 3 months gold = 2 months ultimate.