During the announcement of the new Apple Watch Series 6 and Watch SE, Apple announced two new services – Apple One and Apple Fitness+. The former is subscription plan for Apple services while the latter will bring robust fitness experience to the Apple Watch.
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Apple One provides access to all the company’s subscription services including Apple Arcade, Apple Fitness+, Apple Music, Apple News+, Apple TV+ and iCloud on devices such as Apple TV, iPad, iPhone, iPod touch and Mac. The service plans are available in three categories and accessible in over 100 countries and regions around the world where these services are available.
| Apple One Plans | Pricing (Per Month) | |
| Individual | Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and 50GB of iCloud storage. | AU$ 19.95 |
| Family | Same as the individual plan plus more iCloud storage (200GB). Plan can be shared by up to six family members. | AU$ 25.95 |
| Premier | Same as the Individual plan with the most iCloud storage (2TB) and Apple News+. Plan can be shared by up to six family members. | AU$ 39.95 |
- Prices include Australian Goods and services tax (GST).
- Premier plan is available in select markets.
Apple Fitness+
Arriving later this year, the new Fitness+ (pronounced Fitness Plus) will deliver personalized fitness experience on the Apple Watch. This service, which is available in the tab located in the new Fitness app on iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV, offers diverse studio-style fitness by world-class trainers and motivating music for beginners and committed exercisers.
Metrics from the watch will be available to users as well as their friends and family (with family sharing) on Apple TV, iPad, and iPhone. Apple Fitness+ will be available on Apple Watch before the end of 2020 for an initial month trial and afterwards for AU$ 14.99 (US$ 9.99) per month or AU$ 119.99 (US$ 79.99) per year. It also comes bundled with the above subscription plan.