by Xero · xero.com ↗
Cloud accounting software for small businesses and accountants with invoicing, bank reconciliation, and reporting.
Three public monthly subscription tiers in USD, plus a one-month-free promotion and a 3-month introductory discount for eligible new US customers. Additional fees can apply for payment methods, usage, and add-ons.
Xero’s US subscriptions auto-renew monthly until cancelled, and the pricing page says you can change to a less expensive plan one month after upgrading. The company offers a one-month-free promotion on any plan, and also advertises an 80% off introductory offer for the first 3 months for eligible new US customers purchasing their first organization on xero.com using the stated code. The pricing page says all prices are listed in USD, do not include applicable taxes, and that the monthly recurring total is updated during checkout. The developer pricing page separately states that its billing cycle is monthly, resets on the first day of the calendar month, and that payments are taken via registered credit card.
Invoice limits apply to both approving and sending invoices. The plan includes 20 invoices and 5 bills.
No public invoice or bill count limit was disclosed on the pricing page.
No public usage cap was disclosed for standard plan usage in the supplied pricing page text.
Listed as an optional add-on on the US pricing page for the Established and Growing plans. The supplied pricing page text does not disclose a public dollar amount for this add-on.
A solo founder or very small business that mostly sends a limited number of invoices and bills each month.
Expected cost$5 per month for the first 3 months, then $25 per month, plus any applicable taxes and payment fees.A growing business that wants dashboards, automation, and broader operational features.
Expected cost$11 per month for the first 3 months, then $55 per month, plus any applicable taxes and payment fees.A scaling business that needs multi-currency, project tracking, and deeper analytics.
Expected cost$18 per month for the first 3 months, then $90 per month, plus any applicable taxes and payment fees.Yes. Xero says purchase any plan and the first month will be free. The company also repeats this offer on the product site as “Get one month free.” The free month begins after you finalize your business and set up in Xero, and you are charged starting with the second month unless you cancel.
The supplied pricing page shows monthly pricing for the public US plans and says subscriptions auto-renew monthly until cancelled. In the same FAQ area, Xero says if you ask about annual billing, you’ll receive your invoice at the end of your monthly billing period. Based on the supplied text, annual public subscription pricing is not disclosed.
No. Xero says all prices are listed in USD and do not include applicable taxes. It also says payment fees may apply to online invoice payments and online bill payments, and those fees are in addition to the monthly subscription amount.
