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Apple Raises Apple TV Subscription Fees by Up to 20%
WHY IT MATTERS
The hike raises Apple TV’s monthly fee to $15 and annual fee to $119, with subscribers receiving a one‑month notice before the new rates take effect.
What happened
Apple has raised its Apple TV subscription price, increasing the monthly fee by $2 to $15 and the annual fee by 20% from $99 to $119. The company will give current subscribers a one‑month notice before the new rates take effect.
This follows a series of price hikes, with the previous monthly increase in August 2025 raising the fee from $10 to $13, and earlier monthly increases in October 2023 and October 2022. Apple TV launched in 2019 at $5 per month.
The latest adjustment reflects the platform’s continued pricing strategy and will affect all existing and new subscribers.
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Apple One and Apple TV subscription prices increase by up to 20 percent
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