Apple One Just Went Up in Price in These Countries
Apple has increased the prices of its Apple One Family and Premier subscription bundles in select European countries, with changes taking effect immediately for new users and at renewal for existing ones. The price hike affects multiple nations, including Spain and Portugal, where both plans saw a two-euro monthly increase. This marks at least the third round of price adjustments for Apple One services globally this year.
- ▪Apple raised the cost of Apple One Family plans in eleven European countries, including Belgium, Denmark, and Spain.
- ▪The Apple One Premier plan price increased in only three countries: Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland.
- ▪In Spain and Portugal, the monthly cost for both Family and Premier plans rose by two euros.
- ▪The Apple One Individual plan pricing remains unchanged in these affected regions.
- ▪This is the third instance of Apple One price increases this year, following earlier hikes in the U.S., Australia, and Canada.
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Apple One Just Went Up in Price in These CountriesMonday October 5, 2026 9:43 am PDT by Joe RossignolApple has raised the prices of the Apple One Family and Apple One Premier plans in select countries in Europe, with the company notifying affected subscribers via email starting today. The updated prices take effect immediately for new subscribers, while existing subscribers will see the increase applied on their next renewal date. Apple One Family has gone up in price in the following countries: Belgium Bulgaria Czechia Denmark Hungary Latvia Malta Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Spain Switzerland Apple One Premier went up in price in three countries only: Portugal Spain Switzerland In Spain and Portugal, for example, both the Family and Premier plans went up by €2 per month.
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