Apple TV and Apple One have both become more expensive, marking the latest round of price increases from the company following adjustments made to its full hardware line-up earlier.
The changes affect two of Apple’s most widely used services. Apple TV, previously known as Apple TV+, now costs around £11 per month in the US market, up from roughly £10. The annual plan has risen from about £74 to £89. These figures reflect converted pricing based on the US dollar amounts announced by the company.
What has changed with Apple One
The individual Apple One plan has increased to approximately £16 per month, up from around £15. This all-in-one bundle brings together several of Apple’s subscription offerings under a single payment, covering Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, Apple News+ and iCloud+.
The individual tier is the latest to be affected. The family and premier plans of Apple One were already adjusted the previous month, with the individual plan now following suit. This means subscribers across the different Apple One tiers are seeing higher monthly and annual costs.
Part of a wider pricing trend
The service price rises come after Apple raised the prices of its hardware products earlier, with attention now turning to whether the company’s iPhone range will also see increases. For the moment, the focus has been on Apple’s services rather than its devices.
Streaming and subscription services across the industry have been raising their prices with growing regularity, and Apple’s latest adjustments place it among the many providers revising their rates. The pattern of frequent increases has continued without a clear indication of easing.
For existing and prospective subscribers, the practical outcome is straightforward: both the standalone Apple TV subscription and the individual Apple One bundle now carry higher price tags, on both monthly and annual billing where applicable. The new Apple TV annual plan stands at around £89.
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