Xero has the largest app marketplace of the accounting platforms we cover. Here are our comparisons of apps that connect to Xero, from receipt capture and ecommerce reconciliation to payroll and forecasting. Official listings are on the Xero App Store.
Our Xero comparisons and guides
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Accounting add-on apps by job, with prices checked November 2026
Official prices for popular receipt, ecommerce, forecasting, payroll and time-tracking apps that connect to Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks, checked 3 November 2026.
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Best cash-flow forecasting tools for Xero users (Float, Fathom, Syft)
What Xero’s built-in forecast covers on each plan, and when Float, Fathom or Syft is worth paying for. Prices checked 3 November 2026.
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Xero Payroll vs Employment Hero vs Deputy (Australia, 2026)
Included Xero Payroll, Employment Hero’s HR-plus-payroll and Deputy’s rostering compared on Australian pricing checked 3 November 2026.
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A2X vs Link My Books: ecommerce accounting for Xero and QuickBooks
Both reconcile Shopify, Amazon and eBay payouts into Xero or QuickBooks, but they price channels very differently. Prices checked 3 November 2026.
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Xero vs MYOB for a new small business (2026)
A factual comparison of Xero and MYOB plans and prices for Australian small businesses, checked 3 November 2026.
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Dext vs Hubdoc (2026): which receipt app should you use?
Dext and Hubdoc both capture receipts and bills, but Hubdoc is included with Xero business plans while Dext is a separate subscription with more integrations. Pricing checked 3 November 2026.
What to check before adding an app
- Is it listed on the platform’s official app marketplace, and what does the listing say it syncs?
- Which of the platform’s plans does it support? Some apps exclude entry-level or accountant-only plans.
- Is the price per user, per entity, per order or flat? Does it include GST?
- Is there a free trial, and can you export your data if you leave?