Apple One just became more expensive in a dozen countries

Apple has raised the prices of its Apple One Family and Premier subscription plans in several European countries. New subscribers will pay the new rates immediately, while existing customers will see the increase at their next renewal date.

The Apple One Family plan has become more expensive in Belgium, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Hungary, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Switzerland. The Premier tier has increased in price only in Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. The Apple One Individual plan is not changing in price for now.

Both affected plans now cost around €2 more per month than before, adjusted for local currencies and taxes. For example, in Spain, prices have increased to €27.95 and €36.95 for the Family and Premier tiers, respectively, while in Portugal they have risen to €23.95 and €32.95. For reference, in the US, Apple One Family costs $27.95 per month and Premier costs $39.95.

The Family plan offers 200 GB of iCloud+ storage and the same core services, while Premier adds 2 TB of iCloud+ storage, Apple Fitness+ and Apple News+. Apple One Individual includes 50 GB of iCloud+ storage, Apple TV+, Apple Music and Apple Arcade.

This is at least the third Apple One price increase in 2026. Earlier this year, Apple increased Family and Premier prices in the US, Australia, Canada, the UK and other markets, while Individual pricing rose in the US, Brazil, Chile and Mexico.

The latest increase continues Apple's push to grow its services revenue, but it also adds to subscription costs for households.