Overview
- The new $12.99 monthly price took effect Aug. 21 for new U.S. subscribers and select international markets, with existing users moving to the higher rate within 30 days of their next renewal.
- Pricing for the $99 yearly plan and the Apple One bundle remains unchanged, and Apple TV+ continues to offer a single, ad-free tier that supports Family Sharing for up to six people.
- Apple continues to forgo a lower-priced, ad-supported option even as rivals expand tiered plans.
- In Canada, the monthly price rose to C$14.99, with other international adjustments not fully detailed.
- Reporting by The Information says Apple TV+ is losing over $1 billion annually and analysts estimate roughly 40–45 million subscribers, as streamers including Peacock have also raised prices this year.