Rumors that Apple will launch a bundled subscription to its services, quite a long time ago. And today, as part of an online presentation, the official launch of the Apple One service took place, which will allow users to combine the Apple services they use in one subscription.
Users will be able to choose between three options for Apple's package deal. The basic subscription includes Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud storage for $14,95 per month. The family plan includes the same services but for multiple devices, plus 200 GB iCloud for $19,95 per month. The premium subscription comes with Apple News+, the new Apple Fitness+ sports service, and 2TB of iCloud storage for $29,95 per month. Family and premium plans can be used by up to six family members.
Apple Fitness+ is the company's new fitness service that will launch before the end of the year. Using it, people will be able to access a variety of workouts and exercises, including yoga, running, various strength exercises, and more. Standalone use of this service will cost $9,99 per month, and Apple Watch buyers will receive three months of Fitness+ for free.
According to reports, Apple has been working on a package deal for its services for a long time. This could be the right move as bundling services is a good way to promote the different services Apple offers around the world. Combining different services will most likely help the company grow its user base, as well as increase revenue.
It is also important that Apple is gradually creating an ecosystem that is difficult to refuse. If someone has gaming, music and entertainment resources in one monthly subscription package, they are unlikely to use alternative offerings such as Spotify, for example. Apple is creating an ecosystem that not only meets people's needs, but also expands the range of services the company provides.
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