Apple has launched a new all-in-one protection plan that bundles coverage for multiple Apple devices under a single monthly subscription, aiming to offer significant savings for multi-device users.

Launching in the U.S. on Thursday, ‘AppleCare One’ covers up to three Apple products for US$19.99 ($A30)/month, with the option to add more devices for US$5.99 (A$9) each.

While the plan is launching exclusively in the U.S for now., Australian availability has not yet been confirmed.

Unlike existing AppleCare+ plans, AppleCare One offers flexibility for users to mix and match any combination of iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches and Macs, including products up to four years old – provided they pass a basic diagnostic.

The plan includes all AppleCare+ benefits, such as unlimited accidental damage repairs, battery replacements, 24/7 support, and now expands theft and loss protection to iPads and Apple Watches.

Apple says the bundled approach can save users up to US$11/month compared to individual AppleCare+ plans.

The move reflects Apple’s broader push into services revenue, which is expected to top US$100 billion this year – second only to iPhone sales.