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What Is Apple One? Plans, Prices, and How to Cancel

Apple One is Apple's subscription bundle: one monthly price for Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and iCloud+ storage, with the top tier adding Apple Fitness+ and Apple News+. As of August 2026, Apple lists three US plans — Individual at $19.95/month, Family at $27.95/month (shareable with up to five people), and Premier at $39.95/month — each priced below what the same services cost separately. You manage or cancel it in Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions.

The three tiers differ by storage, sharing, and services. Individual ($19.95/month) bundles Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud+ for one person. Family ($27.95/month) has the same four services with 200GB of iCloud+, shared with up to five people. Premier ($39.95/month) raises iCloud+ to 2TB and adds Apple Fitness+ and Apple News+, also shared with up to five people. These are the prices on apple.com/apple-one as of August 2026 — Apple can change them, so check that page before deciding.

The bundle exists to undercut the sum of its parts: Apple's own comparison advertises savings of $13/month on Individual, $15/month on Family, and $33/month on Premier versus subscribing to each service separately. Everything arrives on one bill, which shows up on your card statement under Apple's usual APPLE.COM/BILL descriptor. All plans are month to month with no commitment.

To cancel Apple One, open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, then tap Apple One. From there you can choose Cancel All Services to end the whole bundle, or switch to a different Apple One tier. Canceling keeps your services running until the end of the billing period you already paid for; deleting apps like Music or TV does nothing to the billing. One quirk of the bundle: there is no per-service cancel button inside it — to drop just Fitness+ or News+, you change from Premier to a smaller plan rather than canceling one service. Our guide at /guides/cancel-apple-one-vs-individual-services walks through the keep-versus-drop math.

Should you cancel the bundle or keep it? The discount only pays off if you use enough of it. If you actually use two services or fewer, compare their standalone prices on Apple's site against the bundle price — re-subscribing individually after canceling Apple One means paying each service's separate rate, so the bundle discount is gone the moment you leave. If you mainly wanted the storage, note that iCloud+ can also be bought on its own in several sizes, without the rest of the bundle.

Source: https://www.apple.com/apple-one/

Related questions

How much is Apple One per month?

As of August 2026, Apple's US pricing is $19.95/month for Individual, $27.95/month for Family, and $39.95/month for Premier. Prices can change and vary by country, so confirm on apple.com/apple-one before subscribing.

Does Apple One have a family plan?

Yes. Apple One Family is $27.95/month as of August 2026 and can be shared with up to five other people via Family Sharing. It includes Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, and 200GB of iCloud+ storage; the Premier tier is also shareable and adds Fitness+, News+, and 2TB of storage.

What is included in Apple One Premier?

Premier includes six services: Apple Music, Apple TV, Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, Apple News+, and 2TB of iCloud+ storage, shareable with up to five people. As of August 2026 it is $39.95/month in the US, and Apple's comparison says that is $33/month less than paying for each service separately.

Can I cancel just one service in my Apple One bundle?

No — the bundle has no per-service cancel button. In Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions, open Apple One and either switch to a smaller tier that excludes the service you don't want, or choose Cancel All Services to end the whole bundle. Individual services re-added afterward bill at their standalone prices.

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