Apple One Price 2026: $21.95/mo

As of Sep 2026, Apple One Individual costs $21.95/month in the US — +47% from $14.95 in 2020, across 3 price hikes. That comparison is the primary plan charted on this page: current US list price versus the stored launch price, with every intervening change kept as a dated event. The latest change took it from $19.95 to $21.95/month on Aug 28, 2026, as reported by MacRumors. Each event links to a primary source — an official newsroom post or reputable reporting — listed in the pricing log below. Prices are US list prices in USD, excluding tax; promotional and app-store rates can differ. Subscription Price Guide is an independent index and is not affiliated with Apple One. Every statistic on this page — current price, total increase, hike count, highs and lows — is computed at build time from the stored event log, so the page, the structured data and the index cannot disagree.

Apple One costs $21.95 per month for Individual, $27.95/month for Family, and $39.95/month for Premier in the US. Individual rose on August 28, 2026 alongside Apple TV; Family and Premier had already risen on July 17, 2026 alongside Apple Music. All three tiers bundle Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and iCloud+ storage into one bill.

All tiers include Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple Arcade. Individual ($21.95/month) adds 50GB of iCloud+ storage for one person. Family ($27.95/month) bumps storage to 200GB and can be shared with up to five other people. Premier ($39.95/month) raises storage to 2TB and adds Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+.

Usually, if you use three or more of the services. Bought separately, the Individual bundle's contents cost about $34.96/month (Apple Music $11.99, Apple TV+ $14.99, Apple Arcade $6.99, 50GB iCloud+ $0.99) versus $21.95 for Apple One — roughly $13 a month saved. Apple's site advertises savings of about 31% to 43% depending on the tier.

The Family and Premier plans can be shared with up to five other people (six total) through Apple's Family Sharing, and each person uses their own Apple Account with private access to every included service. The Individual plan ($21.95/month) cannot be shared — its 50GB of iCloud+ storage and services are for one person only.

Premier costs $12 more per month ($39.95 versus $27.95) and adds two services plus more storage: Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+ join the bundle, and iCloud+ storage jumps from 200GB to 2TB. Both plans cover up to six people. If your household would pay for News+ or Fitness+ separately anyway, Premier usually works out cheaper.

Four times since launching in October 2020. On October 24, 2022, Individual went from $14.95 to $16.95, Family from $19.95 to $22.95, and Premier from $29.95 to $32.95. On October 25, 2023, prices rose to $19.95, $25.95, and $37.95. On July 17, 2026, Family rose to $27.95 and Premier to $39.95. On August 28, 2026, Individual rose to $21.95 alongside Apple TV.

Not in August 2025, when Apple TV+ rose from $9.99 to $12.99 and Apple One held. The August 28, 2026 Apple TV hike to $14.99 did raise Apple One Individual by $2, to $21.95. Family ($27.95) and Premier ($39.95) were left unchanged that day because both had already gone up $2 in July with Apple Music.

Partially. When you start Apple One, any included services you are not already subscribed to are free for the first month; services you already pay for convert to the bundle immediately. After the first month, the full tier price applies — $21.95, $27.95, or $39.95 per month depending on the plan you chose.