Apple Music Prise Rise: If you're subscribed to Apple Music or Apple One in India, you may notice your next bill is a little higher. Apple has increased the prices of its subscription plans across the board, and the revised rates are already showing up for both new and existing users.

The price revision affects Apple Music's Student, Individual, and Family plans, along with all Apple One subscription bundles. This is also the second time in under two years that Apple has revised Apple Music prices in the country.

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For individual users, Apple Music will now cost Rs. 139 a month instead of Rs. 119. The Student plan has also become slightly more expensive, with the monthly fee going up from Rs. 59 to Rs. 69.

The biggest jump, however, is for families. Apple Music's Family plan, which can be shared with up to six people through Family Sharing, now costs Rs. 229 per month. Earlier, it was priced at Rs. 179. Each family member still gets their own playlists, recommendations, listening history, and music library, so the features remain unchanged despite the higher price.

Apple has also revised the prices of its Apple One bundles. The Individual plan now costs Rs. 195 per month, up from Rs. 175, while the Family plan has gone from Rs. 365 to Rs. 445. If you're on the Premier tier, you'll now have to pay Rs. 595 every month instead of Rs. 499.

Here's how the new pricing compares with the old one:

Plan Earlier Price (Per Month) New Price (Per Month)
Apple Music Student Rs. 59 Rs. 69
Apple Music Individual Rs. 119 Rs. 139
Apple Music Family Rs. 179 Rs. 229
Apple One Individual Rs. 175 Rs. 195
Apple One Family Rs. 365 Rs. 445
Apple One Premier Rs. 499 Rs. 595

 

For those unfamiliar with Apple One, it combines services such as Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and iCloud under a single subscription. Users can also choose additional iCloud storage if they need more space, which changes the overall monthly cost.

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Interestingly, India isn't the only market seeing higher subscription prices. Similar increases have been reported in the US, the UK, and several European countries. Apple has not officially explained the latest revision yet, but it comes just weeks after the company increased the prices of several hardware products, including select Mac, MacBook, iPad, Apple TV, and HomePod models, citing rising component costs. Reports also suggest iPhone prices have recently gone up in Japan.