Each credit card company sets the terms of Priority Pass Select; while they all include at least 10 free visits to Priority Pass lounges, only some allow unlimited free visits. Others allow you to bring unlimited guests for free, while some cap free guests at two, and yet others still charge for guests.

Your Priority Pass usage limits are determined entirely by the specific membership plan you hold or the credit card benefit through which you obtained the pass. If you have the "Prestige" membership or a high-end credit card like the Chase Sapphire Reserve or Amex Platinum, you typically enjoy unlimited personal visits for the year. However, other tiers like the "Standard Plus" only provide 10 free visits, after which you are charged a fee per entry (usually around $35). Some bank-issued passes are even more restrictive, offering only 2 or 4 complimentary visits per year. It is crucial to check your specific plan details in the Priority Pass app, as guest policies also vary; some cards allow two free guests, while others charge for every person you bring with you. If you exceed your limit, the "per-visit" fee is usually billed automatically to the credit card linked to your account several weeks after the visit is recorded by the lounge staff.