Last March, Apple introduced three new services: Apple Arcade, Apple TV + and Apple News +. These three services, which are already in operation, have a monthly fee of 4,99 euros, 9,99 dollars (not available in Spain or Latin America) and 4,99 euros per month respectively.
Monthly subscriptions, in general, are starting to be a headache for many users, which they are not willing to pay every month for different subscription services. To prevent some of Apple's services from being the affected, from Cupertino are considering creating discount plans.
According to Bloomberg, Apple is considering launching a joint price for Apple TV +, Apple News + and Apple Music. The problem is that this pack It would only be available in countries where all three services are currently available: United States, Canada and United Kingdom.
Presumably, while Apple reaches the appropriate agreements with the different publishers in each country, Apple users who do not enjoy Apple News + will have the opportunity to get some kind of discount when contracting the other services jointly.
What is clear is that Apple has to reach different agreements in advance both with the press and with the record companies so that they proportionally reduce the income obtained through Apple, since it will not be willing to assume them, as is logical.
The first pack, to call it in some way, is found in the monthly plan for students, a plan that has a price of 4,99 euros per month and that also includes Apple TV +. Apple Arcade or cloud storage services are other services that Apple could also consider when offering service packages at a reduced price, since not everyone is interested in both music and streaming video in general.