Apple Raises Apple TV Price to $14.99 Per Month, Apple One Individual to $21.95

Apple has raised the price of Apple TV in the United States by $2 per month and $20 per year, with the streaming service now costing $14.99 per month or $119 annually. The Apple One Individual plan has also increased by $2 per month to $21.95.



The monthly plan previously cost $12.99, while the annual subscription was $99. Apple One Individual previously cost $19.95 per month. The updated pricing is live on the company's Apple TV page and applies immediately for new subscribers. Existing subscribers will be notified about a month before they are charged the new price.


The increase follows July's Apple Music price hike and higher pricing for the Apple One Family and Premier plans. It also marks the fourth Apple TV price increase in four years. Apple last raised the service to $12.99 per month almost exactly a year ago.

Apple TV remains included with Apple One, and the Apple Music Student Plan continues to include Apple TV at no extra cost. New Apple device buyers can still receive three months of Apple TV free, while all new subscribers get a seven-day free trial.