100% off All Plan Subscriptions for 6 Months (New Customers Only, Payment Info Required) @ Xero

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All xero plans free for 6 months for new users. The text says it's for NAB customers, but you don't actually need to be a NAB customer to take advantage of the offer (there is no check).

You do need to enter either credit card or direct debit details, so they can bill you monthly beyond the 6 months.


Special offer for NAB Business customers. Try Xero free for six months when you sign up via the form on this page.* No promo code is required.

*This offer (100% off Xero’s then-current list price for six consecutive months) is only available to subscribers to new business edition subscriptions who redeem this offer via this pricing page. After 6 months, Xero’s then-current list price will apply. Xero reserves the right to change its list price, charges and billings terms at any time at its sole discretion. This offer cannot be redeemed in conjunction with third-party or other Xero offers. Prices are listed in local currency and inclusive of taxes (if any). This offer ends 30 June, 2026. Xero reserves the right to change or cancel this offer at any time at its sole discretion. This offer and use of the Xero services are subject to Xero’s terms of use.


Plan Comparison ($/mth after 6 months)
Small Business Plans
Feature Grow Comprehensive Ultimate 10 Ultimate 20 Ultimate 50 Ultimate 100
Price (AUD/mo) $75 $100 $130 $162 $222 $272
Send invoices and quotes
Accept online invoice payments^
Enter bills
Reconcile bank transactions Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta)
Track GST and lodge BAS
Capture bills and receipts with Hubdoc
View real-time reports
Automate superannuation
Payroll For 2 people For 5 people For 10 people For 20 people For 50 people For 100 people†
Forecast cash flow (New) 30 days 90 days 180 days 180 days 180 days 180 days
Visualise performance with graphs (New)
Customise performance dashboards (New)
Claim expenses and mileage 1 user (+$5/user) 5 users (+$5/user) 10 users (+$5/user) 10 users (+$5/user) 10 users (+$5/user) 10 users (+$5/user)
Tailored financial health scorecards (New)
Analyse KPIs and ratios (New)
Track projects 10 users (+$7/user) 10 users (+$7/user) 10 users (+$7/user) 10 users (+$7/user)
Use multiple currencies

† Ultimate 100 payroll: $2/person after 100, maximum 200 people.


Self Employed Plans
Feature Ignite Grow Comprehensive
Price (AUD/mo) $35 $75 $100
Send invoices and quotes 20 invoices†
Accept online invoice payments^
Enter bills 5 bills
Reconcile bank transactions Auto-reconcile (Beta) Auto-reconcile (Beta)
Track GST and lodge BAS
Capture bills and receipts with Hubdoc
View real-time reports
Automate superannuation
Payroll For 1 person For 2 people For 5 people
Forecast cash flow (New) 30 days 30 days 90 days
Visualise performance with graphs (New) Basic
Customise performance dashboards (New)
Claim expenses and mileage 1 user (+$5/user) 5 users (+$5/user)
Use multiple currencies
Tailored financial health scorecards (New)
Analyse KPIs and ratios (New)
Track projects

† Ignite: send quotes and up to 20 invoices.

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  • +8

    xero sucks … go read any other thread anywhere on the internet about their relentless price increases.

    • +7

      After you are in you cannot leave 🙄

      • Ask AI to help you migrate. Business owners keep learning.

  • Not for existing user.

    BTW, for Ignite plan, is 5 bills mean "Spend money" entry?

  • Plenty free online accounting software online. If you want STP, many cheap options too e.g. e-PayDay Go. Free for 3 and under.

    • Free for 3 and under

      As in 3 or less employees?

      • Free for up to 3 employees.

  • +1

    I'm currently using Xero. Does anyone who has used other accounting software have recommendations for alternatives? Looking for something easy and simple for a one-man consulting business.

    I'm looking for something that integrates with Airwallex (a few years ago when I started using Airwallex, Xero was the only option). Looks like now we have options for: Exact Online, Freshbooks, NetSuite, Odoo, Pennylane, QuickBooks, Sage and Zoho Books.

    And yes, Xero sucks, and they've been increasing prices pretty much every year. I need to handle both USD and AUD, and multi-currency is gated behind their $100+ plans.

    • +1

      simple for a one-man consulting business.

      How many invoices do you issue yearly?

      I'm actually a chump that's locked into xero but my work around is to only use it once a year and cancel my subscription for the other 11 months.

      when I started using Airwallex, Xero was the only option

      Integrations are massively overrated - CSV import works perfectly fine 99% of the time. I don't even use bank feeds these days (since they need to be reactived after a cancelled xero sub) - only take a few mins to load my transactions into xero and reconcile them.

      If you're a daily/weekly xero user then integrations might be nice.

    • I just changed from Quickbook to Xero for this financial year. In my personal opinion, I prefer Quickbook as it is cheaper with more features. I also prefer Quickbooks as it didn't limit me to create journal entries to carryover over previous financial year "Chart of accounts" balances, or other miscellaneous transaction movements between "Chart of Accounts". In Xero, only the accountant could do that for me. (or maybe because I subscribed with the cheapest subscription deal "Ignite" for 90% off/6months @$3.50p/m)

      Anyway, it doesn't matter anymore as I only joined Xero because I wanted all my transactions for this Financial Year so that I could get the basic accounting reports (i.e. Profit and Loss, and Balance Sheet) and because there is so much advertisements saying XERO is the BEST… Not in my opinion though.

      During the transition, I used Excel Spreadsheet to track my incoming/outgoings for about 8months until XERO had 90% off. (Don't reccomend Excel Spreadsheet because you have to continously make sure you did not make an input error.)

      • I also prefer Quickbooks as it didn't limit me to create journal entries to carryover over previous financial year "Chart of accounts" balances

        I can't say I've encountered this limit in Xero - but I have a higher tier plan.

        I'm surprised that limit exists - you can just create invoice/bills with the correct contra-accounts to mimic a journal entry … maybe I haven't understood your issue properly though.

  • Hey ChatGPT

    Make me an accounting software program similar to Xero and make no mistakes

    • and make no mistakes

      and free

    • That's an incredible idea Dollar General! You are truly amazing at coming up with ideas! Here you go, this is coded in basic code with vulnerabilities galore, you will need to pay for hosting/database/domain name, setup certs and maintain, deal with updating technologies/packages used that may require updates due to security vulnerabilities. When you find a missing feature and try to add it, I might make changes elsewhere and ruin existing functionality. But don't worry, as accounting isn't critical at all to your business.

      • You can get hosting/database/domain name for les than $30 per year total.
        And "updating technologies/packages used that may require updates due to security vulnerabilities" is not a big deal at all these days.
        Vulnerabilities galore i agree if you just start working with the output you have on day one. But you can harden and make it robust in no time.

        • +1

          1000%, as long as you are willing to put the time and effort in, you could totally get a more personallised package for far far far cheaper. Aslong as business owners are willing to put significant time up front and ongoing time into it

          • @onlinepred: Same as many things really. You can service your car for free, you can do your shopping yourself, or home maintenance, or even childcare. Or pay someone else to do it, as with this. Similarly, the simpler things are, the more viable that is. If it's just one person, low volume/frequency of income, and few parties involved, doing it yourself doesn't take so much time. But with more sales, more income, and more interfaces it becomes more challenging/less viable.

            That doesn't make the software bad, or easy to replace.

          • @onlinepred: Are Xero more likely to be hacked or Dave's Plumbing?

            In case you haven't seen any articles, Open Claw and Claude releases have impacted the share prices of large established software application companies including Salesforce, Cisco, Crowdstrike, intuit (QuickBooks) and others.

            Companies are already doing this on an enterprise scale, there's no reason that a sole trader or small company couldn't do it quickly and efficiently.

            • @Big L: 100%. Many companies are learning how to integrate claude code into their process/business. Many have let go coders, used more Claude Code, released bad code and security vulnerabilities, and now hiring back coders. It will be a lesson learnt for sure. We will see the true impact in a few years, at the moment the movement and share price is based on potential that isn't realised.

      • It’s a shame people today cannot recognise humour anymore

        Too busy being grumpy with the world

  • +1

    Just build your own using AI. I did

    • +1

      You might want to use this of incorporate it with your app: https://github.com/MikeChongCan/cfo-stack/blob/main/PLAN.md?…

      It’s designed as an AI-powered accounting system that acts as a "virtual finance function" for small businesses. Instead of just being a simple spreadsheet, it uses agentic workflows to handle:
      *Receipt & Invoice Processing: It automates the ingestion and classification of financial documents.
      *Ledger Reconciliation: It works with Beancount (a plain-text accounting tool) to import transactions and ensure they match your bank statements.
      *Monthly Close Automation: The goal is to replace standard compliance prep and routine bookkeeping that usually costs businesses a fortune.

  • +2

    I use a spreadsheet.

    • +1

      I did that just this year while transitioning from Quickbooks to Xero. But it is much more convenient to use the cloud accounting as it is much harder to make minor input errors. And at least you are forced to categorize, reconcile, etc, transactions correctly. Having said that I still sent my interim Excel worksheet to the accountant on top of the cloud accounting transactions I'd already completed.

      • make minor input errors

        I'd suggest that your spreadsheet should be using CSV imports rather than double-keying the data.

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