In a recent update, Apple has raised the subscription fees for its Apple Music service and Apple One bundles in the Indian market. The new rates apply to both fresh and current subscribers and cover several options such as the Individual, Family, and Student tiers for Apple Music along with the various Apple One packages. This change follows an earlier adjustment to Apple Music pricing less than two years ago and comes after recent increases to select hardware items including certain iPad, Mac, and MacBook models.

Apple Music and Apple One Price Adjustments

Under the updated structure, the Apple Music Individual plan now stands at Rs. 139 monthly, compared with the earlier Rs. 119. The Student option has moved from Rs. 59 to Rs. 69 each month.

The most notable change affects the Apple Music Family plan, which now lists at Rs. 229 per month instead of Rs. 179. This option allows up to six household members via Family Sharing, with each person retaining an individual library, suggestions, and playlists.

Apple One bundle pricing has likewise been updated. The Individual plan now costs Rs. 195 monthly, up from Rs. 175, while the Family plan reaches Rs. 445 from the prior Rs. 365. The top Premier level has increased to Rs. 595 from Rs. 499.

Plan	Old 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

Apple One combines multiple services such as Apple Music, Apple Arcade, Apple TV+, and iCloud storage into one subscription. Users may adjust storage amounts and included services based on their preferences, which influences the final cost.

Comparable increases have appeared in regions including Europe, the UK, and the US. Apple has not yet released an official comment on the subscription price changes.

The company recently adjusted hardware pricing in India and elsewhere, raising costs for various Mac, MacBook, iPad, Apple TV, and HomePod models due to higher component expenses amid a global memory shortage. While iPhones initially avoided these shifts, reports indicate increases have now occurred in Japan for models such as the iPhone 17 series and iPhone 16.