Apple raises iCloud+ prices in several countries

Apple raised iCloud+ subscription prices in several countries on July 17, 2026, according to 9to5Mac.

TL;DR

  • Apple increased iCloud+ subscription prices in several countries.
  • 9to5Mac reported the price changes on July 17, 2026.
  • The report follows earlier Apple hardware price increases in the US and Japan and other subscription price increases in the US and other markets.

Apple raised iCloud+ subscription prices in several countries on July 17, 2026, according to a report published by 9to5Mac. The source article states that the changes affect multiple countries, but the excerpt provided does not list the countries or the new price points.

9to5Mac said the iCloud+ price increases follow recent Apple hardware price increases in the United States and Japan. The report also said Apple had already increased subscription prices in the United States and other markets before this latest iCloud+ change.

The source material identifies iCloud+ as the affected Apple subscription service. The excerpt provided does not specify which iCloud+ storage tiers changed, the percentage increase, or the effective local prices in each country.

Related questions

  • Which countries received the new iCloud+ prices?
  • Which iCloud+ storage tiers changed in each country?
  • When did Apple last change iCloud+ subscription prices in the United States and Japan?

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