Xero is easy-to-use online accounting software with all the time-saving tools you need to grow your business.
Easy everyday accounting
Xero speeds up bank reconciliation and other repetitive tasks. And it’s online, so your finances are always at your fingertips.
700+ third-party apps
Inventory, invoicing, expenses, time-tracking software applications and more all integrate with Xero.
Beautiful software to use
Get going from day one to start spending less time on tedious routine work, and more time on your business.
Xero is ideal for you if you want to...
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Categorize bank transactions with ease
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Get a real-time view of your cashflow
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Get paid faster and send invoices or reminders with ease
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Manage employee payroll and benefits without fuss
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Integrate with the Google Apps for Work tools you rely on
Loved by small businesses and their advisors around the world
Make the most of your business. Get started today.
Xero: Your questions answered
How do I transfer my data from Google Sheets to Xero?
Contact us at support@xero.com and we’ll help.
What is Xero?
As your business grows, you’ll need to manage more payments, invoices, expenses and stock – matching them all up to your accounts.
Xero is easy-to-use software that creates invoices and purchase orders for you and automatically matches your transactions to your business accounts. You get paid faster and get a real-time view of your cash flow.
How do I start using Xero?
Xero offers a monthly subscription which you can cancel or change any time, there are no hidden costs or surprises. We offer a choice of plans and pricing to suit any budget. You can view plans and pricing here.
Alternatively, you can try Xero free for 30 days. Start your free trial now.
When should I move to Xero?
When it takes longer to manage your finances than to drink your morning coffee.
When you hire your first employee and need to run payroll.
When you hire an accountant or business advisor.
Does the financial statements template support my SBA loan application?
The financial statements template contains two business financial statements you need for your SBA loan application: current profit and loss statement and projected financial statements.
Please refer to the sba.gov website for more information.
Where can I learn more about the financial statements template?
When should I hire an accountant?
Check out our small business guide on this topic.