Apple TV+ just got more expensive. Following Peacock's recent price increase, Apple has announced an immediate hike in its US streaming subscription fees.
What Changed?
The standard Apple TV+ plan has risen from $9.99 to $12.99 per month — a 30% jump. This is part of a broader trend of streaming services raising prices, as Peacock also increased its rates recently.
Why This Matters for Virtual Card Users
If you're paying for Apple TV+ with a Russian bank card, you've likely already faced challenges. Now with higher prices, many users are seeking alternative payment methods. Virtual cards, especially in USD or EUR, offer a convenient solution for international subscriptions, helping bypass restrictions and maintain access to your favorite services.
What to Do?
- Check your current charges — you may already be billed at the new rate.
- Consider using virtual cards if your primary card is not accepted.
- Compare prices with other streaming services; it might be time to reassess your subscriptions.
Conclusion
The Apple TV+ price increase is part of a broader trend of rising streaming costs. For users, it's a reason to review expenses and payment methods. Virtual cards' flexibility is becoming increasingly relevant in such situations.
A virtual card in 2 minutes
Pay for subscriptions, AI tools, travel, and international stores. Top up via USDT-TRC20 with no acquiring fees.
