Apple has increased the prices of Apple Music and iCloud subscriptions in the Philippines. The hike affects all tiers, making monthly plans more expensive for students, individuals, and families.
For Apple Music, the Student plan is now ₱85 from ₱75, the Individual plan ₱169 from ₱139, and the Family plan ₱279 from ₱219.
Apple also raised iCloud+ storage prices. The 50GB plan is now ₱59 from ₱49, the 200GB plan ₱199 from ₱179, the 2TB plan ₱699 from ₱599, the 6TB plan ₱1990 from ₱1790, and the 12TB plan ₱3990 from ₱3590.
These new prices are already reflected on Apple’s website and will apply to existing subscribers. The increase narrows the gap between student and regular pricing, while family plans see the biggest jump.
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The impact is clear: Apple’s ecosystem in the Philippines is now more expensive, leaving fewer budget-friendly options for users who rely on its services.
New Apple Music Price in the Philippines
- Student – ₱85 /mo (from ₱75)
- Individual – ₱169 /mo (from ₱139)
- Family – ₱279 /mo (from ₱219)
New iCloud+ Price in the Philippines
- 50GB – ₱59 (from ₱49)
- 200GB – ₱199 (from ₱179)
- 2TB – ₱699 (from ₱599)
- 6TB – ₱1,990 (from ₱1,790)
- 12TB – ₱3,990 (from ₱3,590)
