Apple MusicPay, got worseUS
Individual and Family prices raised
Apple Music Individual rose from $9.99 to $10.99 a month and Family from $14.99 to $16.99
What changed
- Individual
- Was Before: $9.99/mo
- After: $10.99/mo
- +$1 · +10%
- Family
- Was Before: $14.99/mo
- After: $16.99/mo
- +$2 · +13%
- Student
- Before: $5.99/mo
- After: $5.99/mo
- Unchanged
What this means for you
Individual costs $1 more a month and Family $2 more. Student and Voice prices did not change.
What you can do
Context
2022$10.99
this change$11.99
now
How we know
An archived copy of Apple's Apple Music page from Oct 23, 2022 shows Individual at $9.99 and Family at $14.99.
By Oct 24, an archived copy shows $10.99 and $16.99, with Student still $5.99.
Apple told TechCrunch prices went up "beginning today", citing higher licensing costs.
CNBC also reported the increase on Oct 24, 2022.
Related records
Sources
- Apple Music US page: before (Oct 23 2022) · archived copy
- Apple Music US page: after (Oct 24 2022) · archived copy
- TechCrunch: Apple statement that prices increase "beginning today" (Oct 24, 2022) (secondary)
- CNBC: Apple raises prices on its TV and Music streaming services (Oct 24, 2022) (secondary)
Full research notes
Apple said on October 24, 2022 that subscription prices for Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple One would increase "beginning today", citing higher licensing costs (statement reported by TechCrunch). The US Apple Music page shows Individual $9.99 and Family $14.99 in the October 23 capture and $10.99 and $16.99 in the October 24, 2022 capture; Student ($5.99) and Voice ($4.99) are unchanged. Annual pricing is not on the page and is omitted.
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