Apple has increased the prices of Apple TV and Apple One subscriptions in the United States. The hike affects both monthly and annual plans, making Apple’s streaming and bundle services more expensive.
Apple TV now costs $14.99 per month, up by $2, while the annual plan is $119.99, up by $20. Current subscribers will be notified, with the new rates applied after one month.
The Apple One individual plan also went up by $2, now priced at $21.95 per month. Apple One bundles Apple TV with Apple Music, Apple Arcade, iCloud storage, and other services, giving users multiple Apple offerings in one subscription.
Apple continues to push premium originals for Apple TV, with shows like Ted Lasso, Severance, Shrinking, and Widow’s Bay. The company also secured Formula 1 streaming rights in the US, adding live sports to its lineup.
This move follows a wider trend in streaming, with Netflix, Prime Video, Peacock, ESPN, and YouTube Premium all raising prices this year.
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For now, Philippine prices remain the same. Apple TV is still ₱369 per month, while Apple One starts at ₱499 per month. But with the US hike already in place, a local increase could be coming soon.
