Apple TV Streaming Service Receives Price Increase
Apple today informed MacRumors and others that the Apple TV streaming service is receiving a price increase in the U.S. starting today. As a result of the Apple TV price increase, the Apple One Individual bundle has also gone up in price, with all of today's changes outlined below. Apple TV (Monthly): $14.99 per month (up from $12.99 per month) Apple TV (Annually): $119 per year (up from $99 per…
The Apple TV streaming service announced a price hike in the United States this morning. The move coincides with an increased pricing for the Apple One Individual bundle. All of the alterations are detailed below.
For Apple TV, the monthly subscription price will now be $14.99, up from $12.99, while the annual subscription will jump to $119 per year from $99. Existing customers will be informed roughly one month before being charged the new rate. Apple stated that no other countries are impacted by the price increase.
The hike in prices also applies to Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. When Apple TV debuted in the United States in 2019, the monthly price was $4.99. Since then, the price has been raised four times. In 2022, it increased to $6.99, then to $9.99 in 2023, then to $12.99 in 2025, and now to $14.99. Apple One Family and Apple One Premier were not subjected to a price increase today, but those plans were also raised in July alongside an Apple Music price hike. Apple One Individual had previously avoided a price increase.
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