Apple has introduced a new family plan for AppleCare One, priced at $50 per month. The plan covers up to six household members across all eligible devices.
AppleCare One Family expands Apple's insurance offerings beyond individual device protection. Members gain coverage for multiple devices simultaneously, with up to six people able to share a single plan.
The $50 monthly tier represents Apple's push to consolidate device protection across the growing number of gadgets in typical households. Eligible devices include iPhones, iPads, Macs, and other Apple products.
AppleCare One previously offered individual device coverage at various price points. The family tier simplifies purchasing for multi-device households and provides potential savings compared to separate per-device policies.
Specific coverage details, including deductibles and service limitations, were not immediately detailed. AppleCare One Family joins Apple's expanding services ecosystem, which now includes music, TV, fitness, and other subscription offerings bundled through Apple One packages.
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