How much is Xero a month in Australia?

A$37 for Ignite, A$78 for Grow, A$107 for Comprehensive, A$143 for Ultimate 10 and A$500 for Ultra. Xero's page says those are in AUD and include GST. Read on 8 September 2026.

What's the cheapest Xero plan?

Ignite, at A$37 a month. It caps you at 20 invoices and 5 bills entered, and payroll for one person, so it suits a sole trader who sends a handful of invoices rather than anyone entering supplier bills every week.

Which plan do I actually need?

Grow at A$78 once entering bills matters, because Ignite limits it. Comprehensive at A$107 if you run payroll for up to 5 people or bill in more than one currency. Ultimate if payroll is the reason you're here: A$143, A$180, A$250 and A$300 for 10, 20, 50 and 100 people.

Is there a Xero discount running?

Yes. 90% off the first three months, first organisation only, using the code on Xero's Australian pricing page. It ends 30 September 2026 and the full price applies after it.

Does Xero capture bills and receipts for me?

It includes smart document capture, and on Ignite and Grow that's the basic extraction. eggz reads your inbox itself, so nothing gets forwarded and nothing waits for you to remember it.

What Xero costs in Australia

Xero starts at A$37 a month for Ignite and tops out at A$500 for Ultra, GST included. Grow is A$78, Comprehensive is A$107, and Ultimate starts at A$143. Those are Xero's own figures, read off their pricing page on 8 September 2026. Here's what each one buys, and the part of the job it hands straight back to you.

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Xero's Australian plans

Ignite: Quotes and 20 invoices, 5 bills entered, payroll for 1 person, 30 day cashflow forecast; A$37 a month
Grow: Bill entry automated, payroll for 2 people, 60 day forecast, expenses for 1 user; A$78 a month
Comprehensive: Payroll for 5, 90 day forecast, expenses for 5 users, multiple currencies; A$107 a month
Ultimate 10: Payroll for 10, 180 day forecast, projects and industry benchmarking; A$143 a month
Ultimate 20: Payroll for 20; A$180 a month
Ultimate 50: Payroll for 50; A$250 a month
Ultimate 100: Payroll for 100; A$300 a month
Ultra: Multi-entity consolidation and forecasting with Syft, priority support; A$500 a month

What moves the number

Xero is running 90% off the first three months on the Australian site, which puts Ignite at A$3.70 and Grow at A$7.80 for those three months. First organisation only, it needs the code on Xero's page, and it ends 30 September 2026.
Expenses and mileage covers a set number of users per plan. Beyond that it's A$5 per additional user.
Projects is included for 10 users on Ultimate and Ultra, then A$7 per additional user.
Online bill payments are included up to a limit on each plan, then A$0.35 per additional payment.
Ultimate is priced by how many people you run payroll for: 10, 20, 50 or 100.

Xero's page says: prices are in AUD and include GST. Read off Xero's own pricing page on 8 September 2026. Prices move, and this page will lag them. Check the vendor before you decide.

The line that isn't on the pricing page

Xero will read a bill once the bill is in Xero. Getting it there is still somebody's evening: forward it, upload it, snap it, then check what came back and code it. That's the part eggz AI took. It reads the bill where it arrives, takes the GST off the document rather than guessing it from the total, codes it, and posts it to Xero as a draft.

What eggz does once it's on

It reads the bill where it already is

Bills arrive by email. eggz reads them there, the moment they land, so there's nothing to forward and no address to remember.

It codes them the way you would

Set a supplier's account once and eggz follows it from then on.

GST comes off the document

Read off the invoice, not estimated from the total, so what lands in Xero is what the supplier charged.

Xero stays your ledger

eggz posts drafts into the Xero you're already paying for, so your BAS still comes out of Xero exactly as it does now.

Questions people ask

How much is Xero a month in Australia?: A$37 for Ignite, A$78 for Grow, A$107 for Comprehensive, A$143 for Ultimate 10 and A$500 for Ultra. Xero's page says those are in AUD and include GST. Read on 8 September 2026.
What's the cheapest Xero plan?: Ignite, at A$37 a month. It caps you at 20 invoices and 5 bills entered, and payroll for one person, so it suits a sole trader who sends a handful of invoices rather than anyone entering supplier bills every week.
Which plan do I actually need?: Grow at A$78 once entering bills matters, because Ignite limits it. Comprehensive at A$107 if you run payroll for up to 5 people or bill in more than one currency. Ultimate if payroll is the reason you're here: A$143, A$180, A$250 and A$300 for 10, 20, 50 and 100 people.
Is there a Xero discount running?: Yes. 90% off the first three months, first organisation only, using the code on Xero's Australian pricing page. It ends 30 September 2026 and the full price applies after it.
Does Xero capture bills and receipts for me?: It includes smart document capture, and on Ignite and Grow that's the basic extraction. eggz reads your inbox itself, so nothing gets forwarded and nothing waits for you to remember it.

eggz handles one organisation. Several entities under one login, or approvals routed through a finance team, is a bigger platform's job.