What music streaming costs a year
Seven services priced per year rather than per month, plus the annual prepay options three of them sell and four of them do not.
Apple Music product page (apple.com/apple-music) — read on 20 August 2026.
Apple Music is $11.99 a month for one person, up from $10.99 after Apple raised prices in July 2026. Family, for up to six people, is $19.99. Student is $6.99 and includes Apple TV at no extra charge.
Twelve months at $11.99 is $143.88 a year.
The interesting part is what is missing. Apple’s own Apple Music page names no annual plan and prints no yearly figure — the page we read on 20 August 2026 lists monthly rates only. An annual option is widely reported to exist inside App Store subscription settings, but a price we cannot read is a price we do not publish, so the renewal column carries the monthly rate and nothing more.
New subscribers were being offered three months for $1.99 when we checked. That is an introductory rate; $11.99 is what follows it.
Seven services priced per year rather than per month, plus the annual prepay options three of them sell and four of them do not.
This is a price record, not a review. We do not rate the product, we track what it charges. The method is on how we check prices; mistakes end up in the corrections log.