Apple TV+ raises prices again: how much does a subscription cost now.

Price Increase for Apple TV

According to The Sun: The well-known streaming video service Apple has recently quietly raised its rates for users.

Now users are paying £9.99 per month, which is £1 more than before. This increase is already in effect, and in October 2023 the price for this service rose from £6.99 to £8.99.

Free Trial Periods

However, there are several ways to obtain a subscription for free:

• Apple TV users can cancel their subscription and try to get free access.
• Some telecommunications companies and retailers offer free trial subscriptions.
• For example, Apple provides three months of free subscription with the purchase of a new device like an iPhone or Mac.
• Mobile operators such as EE, Vodafone, and Virgin also often offer free trial periods for the new service.
• By signing up for Curry's free loyalty program, you can also get three months of Apple TV.

However, it is important to remember that after the free period ends, full payment will be required.

Secrets of Saving

If you want to stay with Apple TV, you can save £30.88 by paying for a year in advance. Users who remain on the monthly plan will pay £119.88 at the new price, while the annual subscription remains unchanged at £89.

Besides Apple, other services are also raising prices. For instance, Netflix increased its rates in April — the standard subscription rose by £2 to £12.99 per month. Premium users now pay £18.99, which is £1 more than before. The subscription with standard ads has also increased by £1 and now costs £5.99 per month.

The mobile operator Virgin also announced a price increase for some of its non-phone contracts, which will start on October 1. According to the new terms, prices for some plans will rise by £3 per month, resulting in an additional £36 per year.

The increase in subscription prices for digital services is becoming an increasingly common occurrence, and users should carefully monitor changes to manage their finances most effectively. With rising competition in the market, new offers from other services are likely to emerge, prompting companies to review their pricing policies.