Apple users in Indonesia subscribing to the 12 TB iCloud+ plan will face the steepest monthly increase, with the price rising by Rp200,000. The plan will cost Rp1.199.000 per month, up from Rp999.000, starting on July 21, 2026.
The contrast is sharp at the entry level, where the 50 GB plan remains unchanged at Rp15.000 per month. Every iCloud+ tier above 50 GB will become more expensive under the revised pricing.
New Monthly iCloud+ Prices
The increases range from Rp10.000 for the 200 GB plan to Rp200.000 for the 12 TB plan. Users with larger storage subscriptions will therefore see the most significant impact on their recurring spending.
| iCloud+ Plan | Previous Price | New Monthly Price |
|---|---|---|
| 50 GB | Rp15.000 | Rp15.000 |
| 200 GB | Rp49.000 | Rp59.000 |
| 2 TB | Rp169.000 | Rp199.000 |
| 6 TB | Rp499.000 | Rp599.000 |
| 12 TB | Rp999.000 | Rp1.199.000 |
The 200 GB tier will rise from Rp49.000 to Rp59.000 each month. The 2 TB plan will increase by Rp30.000, bringing its monthly price to Rp199.000.
At the higher end, the 6 TB option will move from Rp499.000 to Rp599.000 per month. The 12 TB option has the largest nominal increase among the available plans.
Who May Be Affected Most
The unchanged 50 GB plan remains the most affordable paid option for users who need limited additional storage. It may suit people who only need modest space for device backups, documents, or a smaller photo collection.
The 200 GB and 2 TB plans are more suited to users who regularly save high-resolution photos and videos. They can also serve users backing up data from several Apple devices under the same account.
The 6 TB and 12 TB plans target substantially larger storage needs. Their higher monthly costs may require closer consideration from users who rely on extensive cloud backups or shared storage through Family Sharing.
Family Sharing allows storage capacity to be shared without combining the personal data of family members. That feature can make larger plans relevant for households with several compatible Apple devices.
What iCloud+ Includes
iCloud+ expands the standard 5 GB of free iCloud storage provided to each Apple Account holder. The service can store photos, videos, documents, app data, and backups from iPhone and iPad devices.
Stored data can synchronize automatically across Apple devices signed in to the same account. This function is particularly important for users who depend on regular backups and access their data across multiple devices.
The subscription also includes Hide My Email, which creates random email addresses to help protect a user’s main address. iCloud Private Relay is another feature designed to improve privacy in Safari by hiding the user’s IP address.
iCloud+ also supports HomeKit Secure Video storage for compatible security cameras. Users whose needs are still covered by the free 5 GB allowance do not have to upgrade to a paid plan.
No Official Explanation for the Adjustment
Apple has not provided an official reason for the price changes in Indonesia or in other countries where prices have also been adjusted. Medcom, citing MacRumors, reported that all plans above 50 GB are affected.
Some reports have linked digital-service price adjustments to changes in local currency exchange rates against the US dollar. The rupiah has been described as weakening against the dollar over the past year, but Apple has not confirmed this as the reason for the new rates.
Subscribers who depend on automatic backups and synchronization may still find iCloud+ useful despite the increase. Reviewing actual storage use can help determine whether the current plan remains appropriate after the new prices take effect.
