Apple Loses $1 Billion Annually on Apple TV+ | Report
Apple is losing more than $1 billion annually on its streaming service, Apple TV+, which has 45 million subscribers, The Information reported
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They made $14 billion in Q4 of 2024… what even does losing 250 million a quarter mean compared to those numbers? I think they need to stay the course and maybe even expand faster, to be perfectly honest.
Also, every Apple hardware purchase should come with like another year of Apple TV imho. Or link it by level, like an iPhone Pro Max is 1 year. An iPhone Pro is 6 months. An iPhone is 3 months. Something that keeps as many Apple eyeballs engaged as possible so that you at least have a core viewership to talk it up to all their friends?
I make $56k per year.
To me, this would be like paying $4000 per year for something.
It would be like losing $25 if you made $140. Still a significant loss and a loss none the less. They seem to have the least appealing shoes out of any subscription service in my opinion
Actually losing $2.5 but still made $140
You only lose money if the customer would have paid for it otherwise.
