Valorant Points Price: Available Options
By Andrew Lin
Valorant Points Price are how much you'll have to shell out to get cosmetics in-game. Here are all of the price points available in Valorant.
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You need Valorant Points to buy cosmetic items and Agent contracts. Cosmetics vary, but Agent contracts cost 200 VP. You'll still have to play through the Contract, as you won't get the Agent playable until level five. You could also spend points to progress the contracts faster.
Valorant Points Price: Available Options
- 475 VP: $4.99
- 1,000 VP: $9.99
- 2,050 VP: $19.99
- 3,650 VP: $34.99
- 5,350 VP: $49.99
- 11,000 VP: $99.99
The base price for Valorant Points don't get you any bonus Points. The more Points you buy, the more bonus Points you get to entice larger purchases.
The only things you need to buy to actually play the game are agent contracts, so everything else is just cosmetic. Inevitably, you'll end up with more points than you actually need. If you get 1,000 VP, you can unlock five other agents exactly.
You could also grab the Battle Pass, which also costs exactly 1,000 VP. The Battle Pass won't give you any VP back like in other games, but you do get a variety of exclusive cosmetics and Radianite Points which you can spend on other cosmetics.