# Apple One Bundles: Which Services Lack Standalone Prices

**Published:** 2026-09-13T12:18:11.167Z  
**Topic:** Apple News  
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**Publisher:** TrendWatcher — https://www.trendwatcher.in/article/9bc2a329-4bf6-46c7-98db-e9db1c11c8fa

Apple publishes standalone prices for Arcade and iCloud+, but not for Apple TV, Music, or Fitness+. Learn which services are only available in Apple One

Apple does not publish a standalone monthly price for Apple TV, instead bundling it into its Apple One subscription tiers, which start at $21.95 a month for the Individual plan [1]. This positions Apple TV, alongside Apple Music and Apple Fitness+, as services exclusively priced within a bundle, unlike Apple Arcade and iCloud+ which have individual pricing [3].

| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Company | Apple |
| Key Product | Apple One bundles |
| Individual Tier | $21.95/month [1] |
| Premier Tier | $39.95/month [1] |

## Bundled vs. Standalone Pricing
Apple's September 8, 2026, newsroom page confirms the current US monthly prices for its Apple One bundles: Individual at $21.95, Family at $27.95, and Premier at $39.95 [1]. These bundles include Apple TV, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade across all tiers [1]. However, only Apple Arcade has a published standalone price of $6.99 a month [1]. Similarly, iCloud+ offers its own pricing, starting at $0.99 a month for 50GB and going up to $59.99 for 12TB [1].

Apple Fitness+ is another service that lacks a standalone price, appearing only as an included service in the $39.95 Apple One Premier tier [2]. While Apple names Fitness+ as a defined addition within Premier, it does not state whether Fitness+ is the sole difference between the Family and Premier tiers [2, 3]. Apple Music and Apple News+ also do not have published standalone US monthly prices [3].

## Market Availability and Content
The availability of Apple One tiers varies by market. The Individual and Family plans are available in over 100 markets, while the Premier tier, which includes Fitness+, reaches more than 20 markets [2, 3]. The full Premier bundle, encompassing every listed service, is limited to the US, Canada, Australia, and the UK [1, 2]. Apple's January 2026 services report indicates that Fitness+ offers a catalog of over 8,000 workouts and meditations [2].

Apple's documentation also notes that iCloud+ plans offer "higher daily limits for Apple Intelligence features" as storage tiers increase, though no specific daily limits or features are quantified [3]. This indicates that paying for higher storage tiers may provide benefits beyond just storage capacity [3].

## What to watch
*   Monitor future Apple announcements for any changes to standalone pricing for Apple TV, Apple Music, or Apple Fitness+.
*   Observe any expansion of the full Apple One Premier bundle beyond the current four countries.
*   Watch for further details on the "higher daily limits for Apple Intelligence features" tied to iCloud+ storage tiers.

Apple's current pricing strategy for its services creates a clear distinction between those available individually and those exclusively offered within bundles, making direct cost comparisons for bundled services challenging for consumers [2, 3].

## Sources
1. The Mac Observer — [Apple TV Has No Standalone Price, Only Apple One's Three Tiers](https://www.macobserver.com/news/apple-tv-no-standalone-price-apple-one-tiers/)
2. The Mac Observer — [Apple Fitness+ Pricing: $39.95 a Month via Apple One Premier, and No Standalone...](https://www.macobserver.com/news/fitness-plus-pricing-apple-one-premier/)
3. The Mac Observer — [Where Apple Publishes a Subscription Price, and Where It Does Not](https://www.macobserver.com/news/where-apple-publishes-subscription-price-and-where-it-does-not/)

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