Apple raises the cost of its iCloud+ subscription in several countries, according to multiple reports. The change is identified via Apple’s iCloud+ pricing support page and cross-checked against earlier pricing, including archived versions. Together, sources indicate the price increases apply to eight countries overall, though they do not consistently name every affected territory in the coverage provided. The updates come as Apple has already adjusted prices for other products and services in recent weeks, including hardware price increases in the United States and Japan and subscription increases for some Apple services.
In the United States, the reported price changes on Friday are described as limited to Apple Music and Apple One, while iCloud+ and iPhone pricing are not reported as affected at that time. MacRumors also places the iCloud+ adjustment alongside other global subscription price increases, and notes broader service and device pricing changes beyond iCloud+ during the same period.
