Updated 11 November 2026
Apple One bundles Apple’s subscription services into a single monthly plan. In Australia there are three tiers: Individual at $24.95 a month, Family at $34.95 and Premier at $52.95. Apple publishes its own price breakdown against buying the same services separately, and the savings are large enough that the bundle is worth a close look if you already pay for more than one of them.
All figures below are the current official Apple AU monthly prices as of 11 November 2026, including GST. Apple One is a month-to-month plan with no long-term lock-in; you can cancel at least a day before renewal and keep access until the end of the period you paid for. This is a comparison of list prices, not a personalised quote — promotional trials can change what you pay in the first months.
What each plan includes
| Individual $24.95/mo | Family $34.95/mo | Premier $52.95/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple TV | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Apple Music | Individual | Family | Family |
| Apple Arcade | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| iCloud+ | 50GB | 200GB | 2TB |
| Apple Fitness+ | No | No | Yes |
| Apple News+ | No | No | Yes |
| Sharing | You (TV and Arcade can still use Family Sharing) | Up to five other people | Up to five other people |
Apple TV and Apple Arcade can be shared with family members even on the Individual plan. iCloud+ sharing on Family and Premier works through Family Sharing and is a shared pool of storage, not a separate 200GB or 2TB for each person. You need to set Family Sharing up; it does not switch on by itself.
The official standalone prices
These are the monthly prices Apple currently lists for the same services bought separately:
- Apple Music Individual: $14.99 a month (Family plan $23.99; Student $7.99)
- Apple TV: $15.99 a month
- Apple Arcade: $9.99 a month (or $79.99 a year)
- iCloud+ : $1.49 for 50GB, $4.49 for 200GB, $14.99 for 2TB, $44.99 for 6TB, $89.99 for 12TB
- Apple Fitness+: $14.99 a month (or $119.99 a year)
- Apple News+: $19.99 a month
Worked comparison
Individual. Bought separately, 50GB of iCloud+ ($1.49), Apple TV ($15.99), Apple Music Individual ($14.99) and Apple Arcade ($9.99) add up to $42.46 a month. Apple One Individual is $24.95, a saving of $17.51 a month — or $210.12 over 12 months at today’s prices. That is Apple’s own official breakdown.
Even if you would never open Arcade, Music + TV + 50GB of iCloud+ still add up to $32.47. The Individual plan beats that by $7.52 a month. The bundle only looks poor if you truly want just one of those services.
Family. The official comparison uses the Apple Music Family price of $23.99, plus Apple TV ($15.99), Arcade ($9.99) and 200GB of iCloud+ ($4.49), which totals $54.46. Apple One Family is $34.95, a saving of $19.51 a month, or $234.12 over 12 months. You can share the plan with up to five other people.
If two adults would otherwise pay for two Individual Music plans ($29.98) plus one Apple TV subscription, the Family plan is already cheaper and throws in Arcade and 200GB of iCloud+. It is usually the right tier for a household that already shares Music.
Premier. This adds Apple Fitness+ ($14.99) and Apple News+ ($19.99), and lifts iCloud+ to 2TB ($14.99), still with Music Family, TV and Arcade. Apple’s standalone total is $99.94. Premier is $52.95, a saving of $46.99 a month, or $563.88 over 12 months. That is the headline saving, but it only lands if you would actually pay for News+ and Fitness+ anyway.
If you want 2TB of iCloud and already pay for Music Family and TV, those three items alone are $54.97 — $2 more than Premier, before Arcade, Fitness+ and News+ are even counted. In that situation Premier is the obvious pick. If you do not want News+ or Fitness+ and 200GB of iCloud is enough, stay on Family.
Which plan should you choose?
Choose Individual if you are the only person who needs Music and 50GB of iCloud is enough. Choose Family if you will share Music and want 200GB. Choose Premier if you need 2TB or you will use Fitness+ or News+ as well.
A one-month trial is available for any services in the plan that you do not already pay for. If you already subscribe to some of them, Apple keeps charging those separately until the trial ends and you move to the paid Apple One plan. If you need more than 2TB, iCloud+ 6TB and 12TB plans exist, but those extra tiers are not part of Apple One.
If you only want one service, a bundle can be the wrong buy. Apple Arcade is $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year, and Fitness+ is $14.99 a month or $119.99 a year. A student Apple Music plan is $7.99 a month, which is far cheaper than Individual Apple One if Music is all you need. The bundle wins when you would otherwise pay for two or more of the included services.
New iPhone, iPad and Mac purchases sometimes include a short Apple One or individual-service trial; read the current offer terms, because they are usually limited to new or returning subscribers. For hardware buying advice, start with our guides on how to choose an iPhone, an iPad or a Mac laptop.
Apple’s Apple One site: https://www.apple.com/au/apple-one/.
To sign up on a current iPhone, iPad or Mac, Apple points you to the App Store or to Settings > Account > Manage Subscriptions. If it will save you money, Apple says it will recommend an Apple One plan based on the subscriptions you already have. Cancel in Settings > Apple Account at least a day before the renewal date.