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Apple raises Apple One Family and Premier prices in select European countries

Apple has increased Apple One Family and Premier prices in select European countries. The new rates apply immediately to new subscribers, while existing customers will see the change at their next renewal.

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Apple has raised prices for the Apple One Family and Apple One Premier plans in select European countries. The company began notifying affected subscribers by email.

The updated rates apply immediately to new customers. Existing subscribers will see the increase at their next renewal date.

In Spain and Portugal, both plans increased by €2 per month. The source does not provide a complete list of affected countries or the new prices in each currency.

Apple One Individual remains unchanged

The Apple One Individual price has not changed at this time. It includes 50GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music and Apple Arcade.

The Family plan includes 200GB of iCloud+ storage plus Apple TV, Apple Music and Apple Arcade. Premier includes 2TB of iCloud+, those services, Apple Fitness+ and Apple News+.

This is at least the third Apple One price increase this year. Family and Premier previously became more expensive in the U.S., Australia, Canada, the U.K. and some other countries, while Individual increased in the U.S., Brazil, Chile and Mexico.

What we know

  • Apple has raised Apple One Family and Premier prices in select European countries.
  • Both plans increased by €2 per month in Spain and Portugal.
  • New subscribers pay the higher rates immediately; existing customers see them at renewal.
  • Apple One Individual remains unchanged for now.

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