Apple has introduced a new version of the Apple Care service support called AppleCare One that now lets you cover multiple products for repairs without having to buy different Care plans.

The company is going to let you add up to three devices to this monthly plan which comes at $19.99 (Rs 1,700 approx). Apple has obviously set some conditions for the devices that are eligible to be part of the new One care plan but most of the benefits and support is similar to what you get with the AppleCare Plus subscription. 

AppleCare One Support Plan: What You Get? 

Apple’s new Care One plan sounds tempting but are there conditions? The company says you can add products that are up to 4 years old which is a much longer window than what Apple has offered with the Care Plus service. Having said that, Apple wants the old products to be in good condition and it will check them thoroughly before adding to the Care One plan. You can even add headphones to the support but only the ones that are one year old. 

AppleCare One plan also lets you cover theft and loss situations for iPads and iPhone and Apple Watch, like the Care Plus subscription. The company will start taking AppleCare One service signups from July 24 onwards and you can do it from iPhone, iPad, Mac or even head over to the nearest Apple Store. 

The Service Appeal 

Apple’s clear focus on service plans like these tells you where the company sees its revenue growth aspects. The services business is recurring, and people will spend money to buy apps, or even subscription to repair their iPhones or Mac. Now, bringing a monthly version of AppleCare, with support for not one but multiple devices for $20 (Rs 1,710 approx) will surely appeal to more Apple users. 

The company is also in the process of issuing the first iOS 26 public beta version that will be available to more iPhone users. The latest developer beta brings the Liquid Glass UI in its default state which we saw at the WWDC 2025 last month.