Chase Sapphire Reserve adds Apple subscription perks and hints at Apple One credit

Chase’s Sapphire Reserve credit card now covers the cost of Apple Music (individual plan) and Apple TV+ when cardholders link their Chase and Apple accounts. The benefit, which runs through June 2027, automatically waives the monthly charge without appearing on the statement.

A recent leak on Chase’s site suggested the bank may soon introduce a $7.50 monthly credit toward Apple One bundles, effectively adding $90 of annual value for subscribers. The language has since been removed, and Chase has not confirmed a launch date.

Cardholders report mixed value: those on individual Apple Music plans benefit directly, while families on Apple Music’s family plan see little advantage. Some users have restructured their Apple One subscriptions to avoid duplicate coverage, keeping only iCloud storage and paying for services not covered by the perk. Activation is done through the Benefits section of the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.