Apple has increased the price of its Apple One Family and Premier subscription bundles across a number of European countries, extending a series of price rises introduced in other markets earlier this year.
As reported by MacRumors, Apple has begun notifying affected subscribers by email. The new pricing applies immediately to new customers, while existing subscribers will pay the higher rate from their next renewal.
The Apple One Family plan has increased in Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Hungary, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland.
Apple One Premier has also become more expensive in Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. In Spain and Portugal, both Family and Premier have increased by €2 per month.
The Individual Apple One plan has not been increased in these countries as part of the latest changes.
Apple One combines several of the company’s subscription services into a single monthly payment. Family includes Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade and 200GB of iCloud+ storage, while Premier adds Apple Fitness+ and, where available, Apple News+, alongside 2TB of iCloud+ storage.
The latest changes follow Apple One price increases introduced earlier this year in markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
Apple’s U.S. Apple One pricing currently starts at $21.95 per month for Individual, with Family priced at $27.95 and Premier at $39.95.
