UK price change

Published in Business, Company News on 20 January 2009 by Hamish Edwards

Xero released a global version of software at the end of December ’08. This initiated a review of our pricing structure – in an effort to make Xero’s pricing more consistent across countries.

As a result of this review, we are pleased to announce that the UK monthly subscription access fee has been reduced to £19 per month. This takes effect from 20 January 2009 and is a permanent price change.

It’s great to be able to bring some good news to our UK customers in an otherwise gloomy financial period.

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4 comments

Stuart Duncan
20 January 2009 #

Wow, not only the best accounting software but now it’s even cheaper! Well done to the team at Xero.

katie
21 January 2009 #

I personally believe you made good decision reducing the price from £29 to £19.

Tim
10 February 2009 #

Great news. I’d been holding back from using Xero because of the price disparity between the NZ and UK versions.

Philip Fierlinger
11 February 2009 #

AccmanPro blogged about the price change which sparked some really good comments worth reading. In particular this one…

http://www.accmanpro.com/2009/01/20/xeros-new-pricing-is-ok/#comment-323228

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