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Another day, another price hike. Effective Friday, the cost of Apple TV is going up by $2 per month, or $20 per year. The folks over at Deadline reported the news, as current subscribers will be notified before their next bill. Coincidentally, this price hike is happening damn near one year after Apple last increased its subscription costs.
So Apple TV will now cost you $15 per month, up from $13, and $120 per year, up from $100. The increase also applies to individual Apple One subscriptions, which are $22 per month, up from $20 per month. Apple’s new pricing model applies to both new and current subscribers, so there’s no avoiding it.
Despite the overall mixed reviews for the fourth season of Ted Lasso, Apple TV offers several amazing series such as The Morning Show, Severage, Shrinking, Silo, and more. The service also provides live broadcasts of F1, MLB, and Major League Soccer for fans, in addition to its original content.
