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Accounting software price increases: documented changes, newest first

42 documented changes with a before and after price, 41 of them increases, each with its source.

Updated October 11, 2026 · How we verify prices

The list-price changes we have documented with both a “before” and an “after” price across 13 vendors, newest first, with the source for each. It is a floor, not a complete record: a change that a source reports without an old price we can establish appears only on that vendor’s history page. Use the filter to follow one vendor. Prices are in the units shown under each plan name. Marks are explained under the table.

† The source gives the price without stating the billing period or unit; we show it as reported. ‡ The “before” figure is worked out, not stated: where the source states only the new price, the “before” figure is the previous verified price of the same plan and billing basis (less than 18 months earlier); where the source states the size of the increase (for example “increase by $1 per month to $13”) but not the old price, the “before” figure is the new price minus that increase, and an earlier step may exist that our records do not show. § The cited page does not name a country or currency, so we cannot confirm from that page that the price is in US dollars; we show it as reported. Dates are the vendor’s effective date where a source states one; “announced” and “as reported” mark an announcement date or an article date. “First seen” dates are StackWatch’s own reads of the vendor’s page.

Plan and policy changes

Changes to plans, billing rules and schedules that do not come with a single price figure.