Apple Music and Apple TV+ subscribers will see their subscription prices increase by $1 or $2 starting Monday, while the Apple One bundle jumps to $3. No.
Why it matters: Apple may be the latest company to feel the market and economic pressures that have recently pushed other companies to raise prices or offer new subscription plans. However, a newly introduced Apple TV+ subscription price compares favorably against other streaming services.
Apple Music and Apple TV+ subscribers will see their subscription prices increase by $1 or $2 starting Monday, while the Apple One bundle jumps to $3. No other Apple subscriptions have hiked their prices so far.
The company’s music subscription service now costs $10.99 per month for an individual (previously $9.99), while the new family plan price is $16.99 (up from $14.99). The annual subscription rate is now $109 (formerly $99). An Apple spokesperson confirmed the rise is due to increasing licensing costs.
