Apple Arcade, Apple News+, and Apple TV+ get more expensive،
Unsurprisingly, Apple confirmed this week that it had increased the prices of three of its subscription services: Apple Arcade, Apple News+ and Apple TV+.
In a statement shared with MacRumors, Apple hasn’t really explained the reason for the price increase, but it is likely related to global inflation. Not to mention, almost every streaming service in the United States has announced price increases over the past few months.
[We are] We strive to provide the best possible experiences for our customers by constantly adding high-quality entertainment, content and innovative features to our services.
That being said, if you live in the United States, here’s how much you’ll have to pay for any of the three services mentioned above:
- Apple TV+: $9.99 per month (was $6.99)
- Apple Arcade: $6.99 per month (was $4.99)
- Apple News+: $12.99 per month (was $9.99)
It’s also worth mentioning that customers who prefer to subscribe to Apple TV+ on an annual basis will now have to pay $99 per year instead of just $69. Customers who pay for all three services through the Apple One plan are not priced out. increase. All Apple One plans are now more expensive, as you can see below:
- Individual: $19.95 per month (instead of $16.95)
- Family: $25.95 per month (instead of $22.95)
- Premier: $37.95 per month (was $32.95)
If you live in Europe, MacGeneration features all new prices for Apple Arcade, Apple News+ and Apple TV+. The price changes are expected to take effect immediately for new customers, while current subscribers will have an additional 30 days to decide whether or not they want to continue paying for any of Apple’s services.
