Some of Apple’s subscription services, including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and Apple News+, are getting a price increase. The new prices will take come in place immediately for new subscribers, and in 30 days for existing subscribers.
Here’s a breakdown of the new prices:
| Service | Old prices | New prices |
| Apple TV+ | $6.99 per month | $9.99 per month |
| Apple Arcade | $4.99 per month | $6.99 per month |
| Apple News+ | $9.99 per month | $12.99 per month |
In addition to the monthly price increase, the annual subscription price for Apple TV+ is also going up from $69 to $99. This represents a 42% increase.
If you’re an existing annual subscriber to Apple TV+, you’ll be locked into your current price until your subscription renews. After that, you’ll be charged the new annual price of $99.
The price increases will also affect the Apple One bundles that include these services:
| Plan | Old prices | New prices |
| Individual | $16.95 per month | $19.95 per month |
| Family | $22.95 per month | $25.95 per month |
| Premier | $32.95 per month | $37.95 per month |
If you’re an existing subscriber to one of these services, you’ll receive an email from Apple notifying you of the price increase. You’ll have 30 days to cancel your subscription if you don’t want to pay the new price.
The price increases are only affecting a few of Apple’s subscription services. Apple Music and Apple Fitness+ are not getting price increases for the time being.
