Apple is preparing to launch iCloud+ in Pakistan with an attractive bundle. Paid plans will start at just Rs200 per month. Meanwhile, top-tier plans reach up to 12TB of cloud storage. Notably, paid subscribers are also set to get Apple TV and Apple Arcade included.
The news comes directly from Apple’s official iCloud+ page. That page now displays specific pricing for Pakistan. Additionally, it carries a clear “coming soon” banner. Therefore, none of these services have fully gone live yet.
The entry-level plan promises strong value at Rs200 monthly. It provides 50GB of storage alongside the bundled services. Notably, that price matches Pakistan’s expected Apple TV cost. However, Apple TV itself is not yet fully active locally.
Indeed, earlier reports showed Apple TV subscriptions activating without functionality. Users could subscribe, yet video playback did not actually work. Consequently, the bundled Apple TV likely awaits a full rollout too. For now, the entire iCloud+ offering remains pending launch.
The pricing tiers scale up considerably from there. Here is the full breakdown of iCloud+ plans:
| Plan | Price | Key Additions |
|---|---|---|
| iCloud 5GB | Free | Basic backup and syncing |
| iCloud+ 50GB | Rs200/month | Apple TV, Arcade, Private Relay, 1-camera video |
| iCloud+ 200GB | Rs800/month | Up to 5-camera HomeKit Secure Video |
| iCloud+ 2TB | Rs2,500/month | Unlimited-camera secure video |
| iCloud+ 6TB | Rs8,900/month | 6TB total storage |
| iCloud+ 12TB | Rs17,900/month | 12TB total storage |
Beyond storage, iCloud+ includes several notable privacy features. These cover iCloud Private Relay and Hide My Email. Additionally, subscribers gain access to Custom Email Domain support. HomeKit Secure Video and Apple Invites also feature prominently.
Family Sharing adds further value across every paid plan. Users can share their subscription with up to five people. That sharing covers storage, Apple TV, and Apple Arcade together. However, each person’s files and recommendations stay completely private.
Apple also notes that pricing may vary by country. Similarly, some features might not reach every region. For now, Pakistani users await the official launch date. Until then, the promising bundle remains a coming attraction.
