As we approach the new financial year, Xero has announced updates to its subscription pricing for Australian users, effective 1 July 2025, it’s important to understand how these changes may affect your budget and software choices.
💡 What’s Changing?
Xero is increasing the monthly fees for several of its business plans. Here’s a breakdown of the new pricing:
| Plan | Current Price | New Price (from 1 July 2025) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ignite | $35 | $35 | No change |
| Grow | $70 | $75 | +$5 |
| Comprehensive | $90 | $100 | +$10 |
| Ultimate 10 | $115 | $130 | +$15 |
| Ultimate 20 | $145 | $162 | +$17 |
| Ultimate 50 | $200 | $222 | +$22 |
| Ultimate 100 | $245 | $272 | +$27 |
All prices are in AUD and include GST
🚀 Why the Increase?
Xero states that the price changes reflect ongoing investment in platform improvements, including:
- Enhanced analytics powered by Syft
- New forecasting tools and dashboards
- Improved cash flow insights and reporting features
- Xero super in all plans
These updates aim to help businesses make more informed financial decisions and better understand their performance
🧾 What You Should Do
As your bookkeeper, I recommend the following steps:
- Review your current plan: Log into your Xero account and check your subscription under the “Subscription” tab.
- Assess your needs: Are you using all the features of your current plan? If not, it might be worth considering a lower-tier plan
- Update your budget: Factor the new pricing into your monthly expenses from July onwards.
- We will update the fees to you for your July subscription moving forward
🤝 Let’s Talk
If you’re unsure how these changes affect your business let’s review your current setup and make sure you’re getting the best value for your money.