Apple Music just got costlier in India, check new prices for all plans
New Delhi: Apple has increased the prices of Apple Music and select Apple One subscription plans in India. The revised rates apply to new customers and existing subscribers across student, individual and family tiers. The new prices are already visible on Apple’s platforms.
The revision comes days after Apple raised prices of select Macs, iPads and Apple TV devices in India. Apple has not issued a public announcement through its official channels. The company told 9To5Mac that the Apple Music increase was linked to higher licensing fees.
Apple Music new prices in India
Apple Music plans have become costlier by ₹10 to ₹50 per month, depending on the subscription tier.
| Plan | Old price | New price | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student | ₹59 | ₹69 | ₹10 |
| Individual | ₹119 | ₹139 | ₹20 |
| Family | ₹179 | ₹229 | ₹50 |
The family plan has received the steepest increase. A subscriber will now pay ₹600 more over one year. The individual plan will cost ₹240 more annually, something regular users may notice when the monthly payment alert arrives.
Apple Music provides access to more than 100 million ad-free songs, offline downloads, lossless audio, spatial audio and the Apple Music Classical app. The family subscription can be shared with up to five other people through Family Sharing.
The first month remains free for eligible new subscribers, according to the updated Apple Music page.
Apple One price also revised
Apple One combines Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade and iCloud storage under one monthly subscription.
The individual Apple One plan now costs ₹195 per month, up from ₹175. It includes 50GB of iCloud storage. The family plan continues to cost ₹365 and includes 200GB storage. It can be shared with five additional family members.
The latest increase is not limited to India. Apple has revised Apple Music subscription prices in several global markets, including the US and parts of Europe.