The Ultra experience

Revolut Ultra is a 12-month plan with an option of monthly and annual billing. You'll be able to cancel your plan anytime. However, you may be charged a fee depending on when you cancel your plan. You'll still be able to benefit from the services you get for your subscription until the end of your billing cycle you have paid a subscription for, excluding any break fee. Read more under Fees for downgrading your Paid Plan subscription in our Paid Plan Terms. *The value displayed has been calculated based on the standalone financial value of new Ultra benefits (e.g. included partnerships), added with the value of savings made on charged fees for benefit usage (e.g. reduced remittances fees) in comparison to Standard plan fees. The latter is informed by the average use of each existing benefit by our top 10% of Metal customers during 2022. The overall value can be realised from using each plan benefit throughout a 1 year period. Please see the plan terms for a full plan benefit breakdown. The trip and event cancellation insurance value is for illustration only based on the same customer sample as above, and their average annual spent on flights purchased with Revolut (£1,672.32) and bookings made through Revolut Stays (£1,340.30), equaling to £3,012.62 per year. A cancellation rate of 20.6% based on Revolut Stays data was applied and is the assumed factor for total trip cancellations (incl. flights). Value assumes all submitted claims qualify for 70% reimbursement. Please note this is an illustration only based on no product performance data being available to date. Maximum value will depend on user behaviour and can be derived up to the per claim and annual policy limit. Please refer to Insurance T&Cs for details and claims submission criteria. Value of travel insurance is based on a standalone multi-trip, family travel insurance price provided by our insurance partner and not on usage. **AER stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. Gross is the interest rate without tax deducted.