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Apple raises U.S. subscription prices for Apple Music and Apple One
Apple Music will cost $1 more per month starting in July, with the company pointing to higher licensing costs.
Apple has increased the price of its subscription services in the United States, raising monthly costs for Apple Music and related bundles, including Apple One, according to CNBC.
CNBC reports that the company plans to charge Apple Music $1 more per month beginning in July, and it attributed the change to higher licensing costs.
The price adjustment also affects Apple TV and Apple One subscriptions in the U.S., with the updates arriving on the same July timeline.
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