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Apple is raising its prices again, this time targeting the Apple Music service and its Apple One subscription package. Music business reported all over the world Friday. Prices won’t go up more than a dollar or two each, but since many people have these services billed as a monthly subscription, they’ll take up a larger chunk of your wallet over time.
The Apple Music Individual plan now costs $12 per month ($1 increase); The Family plan now costs $20 ($3 increase); And the undergraduate plan is now $7 per month ($1 increase).
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Apple One, the subscription package that includes iCloud storage, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and more, is also seeing a price hike. The Individual plan now costs $20 per month (no change); The Family plan now costs $28 ($2 increase); The first plan is now $40 per month ($2 increase).
These are the new subscription tiers and pricing for Apple Music and Apple One.
Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The company told MBW that the changes are due to “higher licensing costs.”
This price increase comes shortly after Apple announced the matter High prices across a number of devicesfrom iPad to HomePods and MacBooks. Apple attributed the rise in devices to… Persistent memory losswhich has computer chips that are in high demand and in short supply. The last time Apple raised the price of Apple Music was Again in 2022.
