Apple has previously announced to increase in the prices of Apple Music, Apple TV +, and Apple One bundled products that include these services, and customers have received email notifications to let them know about these changes.
In the United States, the monthly price of Apple Music for individual subscribers increases by $1, the price for family subscribers increases by $2, and the monthly subscription price for Apple TV+ increases by $2. Apple One plans that include these services are also raising prices accordingly. Current Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple One users are getting an email from Apple about the price increase with a 30-day reminder.
Those users who don't want to pay for the price increase should have enough time to unsubscribe before the fee changes, and the email includes a link to the subscription management option.
Apple Music
Personal Subscription: $10.99/month, add $1
Family Subscription: $16.99/month, add $2
Personal Annual Subscription: $109/year, add $10
Apple TV+
Monthly Subscription: $6.99/month, add $2
Annual Subscription: $69/year, add $20
Apple One
Personal Subscription: $16.95/month, add $2
Family Subscription: $22.95/month, add $3
Premium Subscription: $32.95/mo, add $3
The price increases listed above are tied to the U.S. region, but the cost of Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple One is also increasing in other countries where these services are offered.
Apple has raised the price of Apple Music because increased licensing fees will provide more money for artists and composers, while Apple TV+ is more expensive because it now offers more content than it did when the service launched.