MacRumors reports that Apple has raised pricing on Apple One Family and Premier subscriptions in several European countries. Apple began notifying affected subscribers by email on 5 October. New prices take effect immediately for new customers, and existing subscribers will see the change at their next renewal date.
Both the Family and Premier plans increased by €2 per month in Spain and Portugal. Apple’s Spanish Apple One page now lists Family at €27.95 and Premier at €36.95 a month, while Individual remains €19.95. The Family plan now costs more in 12 European countries in total. The Premier plan price rose in Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. The Individual plan price stayed the same in this round.
Apple has now raised Apple One prices at least three times in 2026. Earlier this year, Family and Premier prices increased in the US, Australia, Canada, the UK and other countries, and the Individual plan went up in the US, Brazil, Chile and Mexico, according to AppleInsider and MacRumors.
Apple One launched in 2020 with plans starting at $14.95 for Individual, $19.95 for Family and $29.95 for Premier.
