Apple has raised the monthly prices of its Apple One Family and Apple One Premier subscriptions in several European countries. The new rates apply immediately to new customers, while existing subscribers will see the higher prices begin with their next renewal.

Apple notified affected subscribers by email. The changes cover Apple One Family in 12 countries and Apple One Premier in Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland. Apple has not changed the price of Apple One Individual at this time.

Where Apple One Family prices increased

The Apple One Family price has increased in Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Hungary, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland.

In Spain and Portugal, the Family plan now costs €2 more per month. The increases in other affected markets are similar, although the exact change varies by local currency.

Apple One Premier also costs more in three countries

Apple One Premier subscribers in Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland are also facing a monthly increase. In Spain and Portugal, the Premier plan rose by €2 per month.

The Premier tier includes the same core services as the Family plan, along with additional storage and Apple’s Fitness+ and News+ services. Apple One plans currently include:

  • Individual: 50GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade.
  • Family: 200GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade.
  • Premier: 2TB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV, Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, and Apple News+.

What existing subscribers need to know

New subscribers are charged at the updated rates immediately. Customers already enrolled in an affected plan can continue using their subscriptions until their next billing renewal, when the increase will take effect.

Apple One Individual remains unchanged in the latest adjustment. The company has already raised prices for Apple One Family and Premier in the United States, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other markets earlier this year. Individual pricing also increased previously in the United States, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico.

This marks at least the third Apple One price increase this year, adding pressure to the cost of Apple’s bundled services while potentially increasing services revenue. Subscribers who do not use every included service may want to compare the bundle’s new price with the cost of paying for individual subscriptions.