I think we can all agree, we’ve got too many subscriptions every month. Apple alone has several, with a new Apple Fitness+ added to that mix this morning. But to clean things up, they’re bundling it all up into Apple One.
A single subscription for you or your family, the idea is to have one cost, at a better price, for more than just one thing that Apple offers.
If every Apple Music subscriber was also watching Apple TV+ the service would be among the most successful in the world.
So you can see the advantage here. Australian Pricing for Apple One shows a starting point of $19.95 per month.
The Family price of $25.95 is really just a single subscription to Apple TV+ more than the Family price of Apple Music, making it great value.
For those that want News and the new Fitness training program Fitness+ that’s $39.95 a month.
Hundreds of games to play with no in-app purchases. Hours of TV shows to watch, tens of millions of songs and cloud storage – it’s actually quite compelling for those deep in the Apple Ecosystem.
Apple’s Eddy Cue says “Apple One makes enjoying Apple subscription services easier than ever, including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, iCloud, and more,”
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