Apple could be preparing to bring another subscription service to Europe.
AppleCare One has now been registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. This move often signals that an international rollout is on the horizon.
The filing doesn’t confirm a launch just yet, but it’s a familiar play from Apple. Similar trademark registrations have previously preceded expansions of its services beyond the US. AppleCare One first launched in July 2025 in the US.
The pitch is simple: instead of buying separate protection plans, AppleCare One bundles multiple devices under a single monthly subscription. It starts at $19.99 per month for up to three products, with additional devices costing $5.99 each. Coverage mirrors AppleCare+, including unlimited accidental damage repairs, priority support and battery servicing.
Where it stands out is flexibility. Users can swap devices in and out of coverage at any time. They can even add gadgets that are up to four years old. This is a big shift from the usual 60-day window tied to AppleCare+. If you trade in a covered device through Apple, it’s automatically replaced on the plan.
It also quietly expands protection. Theft and loss coverage, previously limited to iPhones, now extends to iPads and Apple Watches under the bundled plan.
Apple claims the subscription can save users money versus paying for individual AppleCare+ plans which is up to $11 per month, depending on the mix of devices. However, it’s unclear if those savings will translate directly to European pricing.
Users on Reddit are calling for family sharing support, while others simply hope it rolls out outside the US quickly, with requests for regions like Canada already popping up.
For now, there’s no confirmed release date. But with the trademark now accepted and under review, AppleCare One looks increasingly likely to reach EU customers sooner rather than later.
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