Apple TV+ Price Hike: Are UK Subscribers Impacted?

Apple TV+ has been a popular choice for viewers looking for a more affordable streaming service compared to competitors like Netflix and Disney+. However, the days of lower prices are coming to an end as Apple TV+ recently announced a price increase for its US customers. The monthly subscription cost is going up from $9.99 to $12.99, a $3 hike. This change will affect new customers immediately and existing users within 30 days of their next billing cycle.

The last time Apple raised its prices in the US was in October 2023, when it went from $6.99 to $9.99 per month, marking another $3 increase. Despite some parts of the Apple TV+ website still showing the old price, the new cost is already in effect in key areas. The streaming service boasts a deep library of Apple Originals with thousands of hours of premium programming across various genres, all ad-free. Subscribers can enjoy a range of content from thrilling dramas to feel-good comedies and even live sports.

The price hike only applies to the standalone monthly Apple TV+ subscription and does not impact annual subscriptions or Apple One bundles. As for UK customers, the subscription cost has also increased from £8.99 to £9.99 per month. Existing customers in the UK will have 30 days from their next renewal date before the new prices take effect.

Some of the popular shows on Apple TV+ include Severance, Slow Horses, Ted Lasso, and Silo. The highly anticipated third season of Severance has just been announced, keeping viewers engaged with exciting new content. Additionally, there are still many free trials of Apple TV+ available for those interested in exploring the platform.

Overall, while the price increase may come as a disappointment to some subscribers, the quality and variety of content on Apple TV+ continue to make it a compelling option in the streaming landscape.