'Apple One' Went Up in Price
As a result of Apple Music going up in price in July, two Apple One plans also received price increases around the world.
In the U.S., the Apple One Family and Apple One Premier both went up by $2 per month.
| Plan |
Previous Price |
New Price |
Monthly Increase |
| Apple Music (Student) |
$5.99/month |
$6.99/month |
$1 |
| Apple Music (Individual) |
$10.99/month |
$11.99/month |
$1 |
| Apple Music (Family) |
$16.99/month |
$19.99/month |
$3 |
| Apple One (Individual) |
$19.95/month |
$19.95/month |
None |
| Apple One (Family) |
$25.95/month |
$27.95/month |
$2 |
| Apple One (Premier) |
$37.95/month |
$39.95/month |
$2 |
The individual Apple One plan is the clear winner in the table above, as it did not receive a price increase despite an individual subscription to Apple Music increasing from $10.99 per month to $11.99 per month in the U.S. last month.
Even the Apple One Family and Apple One Premier plans technically became a bit more valuable, as they each only went up by $2 per month, despite an Apple Music Family subscription seeing a $3 increase from $16.99 per month to $19.99 per month.
The price increases extend to Australia, Canada, the U.K., and other countries around the world, with Apple notifying customers via email in recent weeks.
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