Apple Raises Monthly AppleCare+ Prices For All iPhones— And You Can No Longer Buy The Warranty Upfront In Stores

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has increased the monthly subscription cost for its AppleCare+ service across all iPhone models in the U.S. 

What Happened: Apple has raised the monthly fee for AppleCare+ by 50 cents. The standard AppleCare+ for the iPhone 16 now costs $10.49 per month, up from $9.99, reported MacRumors on Tuesday.

This price hike affects all current iPhone models, including both the standard and Theft and Loss plans. However, the two-year AppleCare+ subscription prices, service fees, and deductibles remain unchanged, with the increase specific to monthly payments.

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Moreover, Apple has not changed the AppleCare+ subscription prices for iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch.

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