Your Apple TV+ bill is holding steady at PHP 369 a month for now, but Apple has just raised the streaming service to $14.99 a month in the United States, and the new price applies effective immediately.
What Apple just changed
Apple bumped the US monthly price of its TV streaming service from $12.99 to $14.99, according to CNBC. The annual plan went from $99 to $119 a year. Deadline confirmed the hike hits both new and existing subscribers immediately, with current users notified before their next billing cycle.
Apple One bundles went up too
It is not just the standalone plan. The individual Apple One bundle, which folds Apple TV, Apple Music and Arcade into one subscription, rose from $19.95 to $21.95 a month in the US. The family and premier tiers moved up as well.
| US plan | Old price | New price |
|---|---|---|
| Apple TV (monthly) | $12.99 | $14.99 |
| Apple TV (annual) | $99 | $119 |
| Apple One Individual | $19.95 | $21.95 |
| Apple One Family | -$ | $27.95 |
| Apple One Premier | -$ | $39.95 |
What stays the same in the Philippines
Local pricing has not changed with this US-only move. Apple’s official Philippines page still lists Apple TV at PHP 369 a month after a free seven-day trial, with the Apple One bundle at PHP 499. Whether Philippine pricing eventually follows the US increase remains unconfirmed.
Streaming prices keep climbing
This is Apple’s fourth TV-price increase in four years, and it lands right after a similar Apple Music hike. For Filipino cord-cutters weighing another subscription, it is a reminder that the era of cheap streaming is ending. We broke down what is worth watching on Apple TV right now, and here is how to still score a free trial.
