The bitten apple doesn’t just offer classy hardware to its users. It is true that in all this time it has been very aware of being more respectful of the environment, while offering other services focused on the multimedia world. Here he attacked various fields such as music and audiovisual productions. But it appears that the company has decided to raise the price of some services.
How much has Apple raised the prices of its multimedia services?
We are at a time when deciding to hire one or another service depends not only on what the company offers, but also on the money they ask you to hire. And there are so many to choose from, so with so much on offer, the decision becomes difficult unless you have your priorities very clear, as is the case with Apple fans.
The bitten apple has many fronts, such as Apple Fitness + which we talked about yesterday for its arrival to all users who only use their iPhone. But today we have to talk about a decision that affects all those who have contracted some company service. Specifically, there were three for what it matters 9to5Mac and are as follows:
Apple Music
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Individual: from 9.99 to 10.99 euros per month
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Family: from 14.99 to 16.99 euros per month
Apple TV +
Apple One
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Individual: from € 14.95 to € 16.95 per month
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Family: 19.95 to 22.95 euros per month
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Premium: from 28.95 to 31.95 euros per month
The prices will thus remain in our territory and, as you can see, the variation goes from one euro to 5 euro, as in the case of Apple One, the package that includes five services in one.
What happens if I need to renew my rate?
For now, if you’ve recently renewed your rate for any of the previously mentioned Apple services, you won’t have anything to do if it was before yesterday. However, you should know that everyone who has contracted one will receive a message or notification that on the next renewal the price will be increased to those previously marked.
The company, from what the media say, feels confident to offer a good product at a good price and justifies, from what we read in TheVergethat “The move to Apple Music is due to the increase in licensing costs and, in turn, artists and songwriters will earn more from streaming their music”, and all that not to mention the work of putting different functions.
