Increased Early Plan pricing
I am a refuge from QuickBooks (after decades of use). I switched to Xero because of the ever-increasing costs of QuickBooks since they switched to a subscription model.
I have to have two Xero subscriptions -- one for my (very) small business and one for my home bookkeeping. (With QuickBooks, I could manage both with a single account.) At the Early level, that's $15 per month apiece, $30 a month for both, or $360 a year in all. That's less than QuickBooks, but it's a lot for my modest needs.
Now with the added "cash coding" feature -- which I don't need and won't be using -- this cost is going to jump to $480 a year! In effect, that is a one-third increase with no benefit to me. And now you cost more than QuickBooks.
It would be nice if you could discount multiple accounts; the marginal cost of adding a second Early account has to be less than 100%.

Appreciate you sharing your feedback on this and thoughts int he community here. Currently, Xero offers a discount when you subscribe to more than one small business pricing plan. The one thing you'll need to ensure is that each organisation is subscribed to the same email address - We have more information on Xero Central, and you can connect with our specialists through the Contact Xero Support option at the bottom of the page if you'd like to discuss your subscriptions further.
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toby hague commented
I've run my business with Xero for years and want to get my personal finances under control as I approach retirement.
My idea was to have new plan called Home/Personal which was like the new Starter plan but reverse the first two features with 5 invoices and unlimited bills