Dated price change — now in effect
Xero raised its US prices on October 1, 2026 — the exact new figures
Every US plan went up on the same date. Here's what your clients now pay, confirmed on Xero's own pricing page.
Xero's US price increase took effect on October 1, 2026, and we confirmed the new list prices on Xero's own US pricing page. If you quote, rebill or advise clients on Xero, these are the numbers to use from now on.
The new Xero US prices (from October 1, 2026)
| Plan | Before (to Sep 30) | Now (from Oct 1) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early | $25/mo | $27/mo | +8% |
| Growing | $55/mo | $59/mo | +7% |
| Established | $90/mo | $97/mo | +8% |
Plan limits unchanged: Early includes 20 invoices and 5 bills; cash-flow forecasting runs 30 / 60 / 180 days by tier.
What to tell your clients
A few dollars a month looks trivial until you multiply it across your book and the year: that's +$24 a year on Early, +$48 on Growing and +$84 on Established, per organization. Decide whether you absorb it or pass it through, and tell affected clients before the renewal invoice does it for you.
One more thing aggregators get wrong
Some third-party sites quote an "~10% annual prepayment discount" for Xero US. There isn't one — Xero US bills monthly and auto-renews monthly; there is no annual plan to discount. If you've been quoting an annual Xero saving, that's worth double-checking.
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