The most significant change is the addition of a three-tiered premium offering. Those are labeled Premium 10, 20 and 100 with prices at $70, $90 and $180 per month for those. The original pricing model, still advertised on www.xero.com, striates the versions by such features as number of invoice and number of bank transactions that can be processed monthly with the large edition offering multi-currency features and unlimited invoices and bank transactions. The investor presentation that was made public has only a slide deck, without commentary about when the new versions hit the market or the significance of the three premium products.
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Online vendor Xero is redoing its pricing. The company is increasing the number of accounting editions available to business users and changing the subscriptions amounts. According to an investor presentation given recently, Xero has gone away from its small, medium and large versions which were priced at $19, $29 and $39 per month respectively. The new lineup begins with the Starter edition at $9 per month, then scales up to the Standard version for $40 per month.
