So this article talks all about pricing, and how the case might affect the price of an iPhone, but gives no numbers.

Have to give it to them on mentioning 5G posturing though, which I think is what this is.

From another recent article (https://www.cnet.com/news/qualcomm-apple-iphone-patents-roya...):

In Apple's case, the iPhone maker pays Qualcomm's licensing fee through its manufacturers. Apple doesn't have a direct license of its own. The fee is based on the total value of the device ($650 in the case of the iPhone) versus the value of the chip (closer to $20), but it's capped at a certain level. Neither company has disclosed the limit, but it's lower than the actual $650 price of the iPhone.