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Quick Answer

Revolut Ultra is Revolut’s top plan: in Germany it costs €65 a month or €650 a year (€60 or €600 for customers who joined before 7 May 2026), and the pricing page still calls the monthly price an introductory offer. For that you get unlimited airport lounge access and unlimited Fast Track, €2,000 of fee-free ATM withdrawals a month, 5 GB of global eSIM data a month, no exchange limit and no weekend markup, and travel insurance that covers business trips and trips of up to 90 days, with car hire excess cover up to €2,000. The catch is the price gap: Metal costs €155 a year, so Ultra has to earn €495 more through lounges, cash and insurance. That works for people who fly every month and would otherwise buy lounge passes or annual travel insurance. For one or two holidays a year, Metal or Premium is the better deal.

What Revolut Ultra costs

PremiumMetalUltra
Monthly (joined from 7 May 2026)€8.99€15.99€65
Annual billing€89€155€650
Joined before 7 May 2026€7.99 / €82€13.99 / €135€60 / €600

Figures are from Revolut’s German fee schedules, read on 24 September 2026; prices differ by country, so check the euro pricing guide for your market.

Ultra vs Metal vs Premium for travel

PremiumMetalUltra
Free ATM cash per rolling month€400€800€2,000
Exchange limit and weekend markupnonenonenone
Airport loungesdiscounteddiscountedunlimited
Fast Trackto buyto buyunlimited
Global eSIM data1 GB/month3 GB/month5 GB/month
Travel insurance: trip lengthup to 30 daysup to 30 daysup to 90 days
Business trips coverednonoyes
Trip cancellationyesyescancel for any reason instead
Car hire excessnoup to €2,000up to €2,000

Revolut’s insurance is provided through Steadfast Insurance Partners via Cover Genius (XCover), and cover ends at your 76th birthday. Above the free ATM allowance, every plan pays 2% of the amount, at least €1, and the ATM operator may add its own fee. The full fee picture for travelling is in our guide to Revolut fees abroad.

Who Ultra pays for

Ultra costs €495 a year more than Metal. The difference is almost entirely in three benefits:

  1. Lounges and Fast Track. Unlimited instead of discounted. This is the one that decides it, and it only pays if you fly often.
  2. Longer and business trips. Premium and Metal cover private trips of up to 30 days; Ultra covers up to 90 days and business travel.
  3. More cash and data. €2,000 instead of €800 a month, and 5 GB instead of 3 GB of eSIM data.

If you fly a couple of times a year, Revolut Metal or Premium gets you the fee-free exchange and travel insurance for far less. If lounges are what you are after and you live in Germany, compare Ultra with the Amex Platinum, which costs €720 a year and includes Priority Pass. Our Amex vs Revolut comparison shows how the two combine.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Revolut Ultra cost?

In Germany, €65 a month or €650 a year for customers who joined on or after 7 May 2026; earlier customers keep €60 a month or €600 a year, according to Revolut’s German fee schedule read in September 2026. The pricing page labels the monthly price an introductory offer. In the UK, Ultra costs £55 a month.

What does Revolut Ultra include that Metal does not?

Unlimited airport lounge access instead of discounted passes, unlimited Fast Track, €2,000 of fee-free ATM withdrawals a month instead of €800, 5 GB of global eSIM data instead of 3 GB, and travel insurance that covers business trips and trips of up to 90 days instead of 30. Ultra replaces standard trip cancellation cover with a cancel for any reason policy.

Is Revolut Ultra worth it?

Only for frequent travellers who would otherwise pay for lounge visits and long-trip insurance. Ultra costs €650 a year against €155 for Metal, so the €495 difference has to come from lounges, the larger cash allowance, the extra eSIM data and the 90-day, business-trip insurance. For one or two holidays a year, Metal or Premium is cheaper.

Does Revolut Ultra cover car rental excess?

Yes. Revolut’s help centre says car hire excess cover is included with Metal and Ultra, up to €2,000, and that it does not replace motor insurance. You need the rental company’s basic collision damage waiver, and rentals of 32 days or more are excluded.