- The increase in Apple TV + Price does not apply to the annual service rate
- The cost of beam services like Apple One will remain unchanged
- New and selected subscribers can always get a free 7 -day trial
The sudden increase in Apple TV + prices has let subscribers rush to decide on the cancellation of their subscription before the increase in the rate appears in their next renewal invoice, but there are means to avoid paying up to 30% more.
The best I have seen so far is to register for an annual subscription, because the rate of 12 months remains unchanged at the moment. This means that you can not only obtain a saving of more than 16% on the old monthly cost of Apple TV + by buying an annual subscription, but you can also save 55% on the newly increased monthly price.
By registering for 12 months in advance, you can lower the cost of a monthly subscription to only $ 8.33 in the United States, £ 7.49 in the United Kingdom and $ 10.83 in Australia (see the table below for the way in which these accumulate against the new prices increased).
| Header cell – column 0 |
Annual |
Monthly equivalent |
New monthly prices |
|---|---|---|---|
|
WE |
$ 99 |
$ 8.33 |
$ 12.99 |
|
UNITED KINGDOM |
£ 89.99 |
£ 7.49 |
£ 9.99 |
|
At |
At $ 129.99 |
$ 10.83 at |
$ 15.99 at |
Apple has also not announced other modifications to the price of other beams and offers, which means the cost of its Mega subscription service which brings together all its services, including Apple Music, Apple Arcade, iCloud +, Apple TV +, and even more, in a single package.
The Apple One Subscription Bundle has three different price levels depending on whether you want an individual account, a family or higher -end features such as a higher storage capacity on iCloud, which makes it excellent value for all those who regularly use these services. It begins at $ 19.95 per month in the United States, £ 18.95 per month in the United Kingdom and $ 21.95 in per month in Australia.
If you haven’t read our Apple TV +cost guide, you may not know that you can also get a free Apple streaming service. The introductory offer is available for new and selected customers, making it an excellent option if you are an informed budget that jumps between subscriptions.
An Apple TV + free trial is by far the cheapest option to avoid increasing prices, and there are several ways to get one. The standard trial period is seven days, but you can get a month if you are a student or new Apple One subscriber – or three months with a purchase of Apple device. In the United States, you can also get three months if you buy a Roku device, or six months if you are on a T-Mobile Go5g plan. There are also similar offers in the United Kingdom, with iPhone EE contracts and three bundles.
These are the best ways to avoid missing the streaming of the new film by Spike Lee The highest 2 the lowest,, next to the return of The morning show Season 4 and Slow horses Season 5 in September. Of course, it is always worth keeping an eye on the best streaming offers, but Apple TV + is not known to offer many discounts throughout the year.
Apple TV + will introduce a level funded by advertising?
If you are like me and you have registered in the rare Apple TV + agreement which marked a saving of 70% on the usual price of a subscription in April, your account at a reduced price has probably exhausted – an excellent timing, I know.
Fortunately there are means to save money on an Apple TV + subscription (as indicated above), but for all those looking for a longer-term solution that does not imply exchange and modification of the best streaming services to which you are registered each month, then we could be on the horizon.
Reports have been running for over a year now that Apple TV + has been piercing in advertising space. To recruit managers of advertising tool tests, the initiates of the industry connected these points and believe that they suggest that Apple TV + could be the next to obtain an ad -based level.
It is not too surprising given the success that Netflix, Disney + and Prime Video knew after the deployment of similar levels supported by advertising, the services each announcing an increase in inscriptions at the rear of the launch of these new cheaper levels.
With Apple increasingly spending more for large ticket productions and acquiring the expensive rights of major sports tournaments – namely Formula 1 rights in the United States – it is necessarily an impact on the results, and that means that we will have to cough for this.
I would not be surprised if we were starting to find out more about a potential level supported by advertising on Apple TV + at the rear of the price increase, especially if it affects subscribers, because Apple’s streaming service will undoubtedly want to win eye globes.
