15% off every Xara product, for businesses just starting out
If your company is young and still finding its financial footing, you shouldn't have to choose between growing and paying full price for the tools that help you grow. Companies under 2 years old with turnover under €50,000 get 15% off everything we build.
No paperwork headaches · Verified in a couple of business days · New and existing clients alike
Two conditions. That's it.
Under 2 years old
Your company was registered less than 2 years ago.
Under €50,000 in turnover
Your annual turnover, what your accountant calls cifra de afaceri, was under €50,000 in your last completed fiscal year.
New to Xara or already a client, either way. If you qualify, the discount applies.
See it for yourself
Answer honestly, we'll verify the details later.
Was your company registered less than 2 years ago?
Was your turnover under €50,000 last fiscal year?
How it works
Check the two conditions
Make sure your company fits both, above.
Tell us about your company
When it was registered, and last year's turnover.
We verify
Usually within 1 to 2 business days, no full audit needed.
15% comes off
Applied automatically to every Xara product on your account, from then on.
Applies to everything we build
One discount, every product. No picking and choosing.
15% off across:
Questions people actually ask
A quick look at your latest balance sheet or a short declarație, whichever's easiest for you. We're not asking for a full audit.
Yes. The small business discount and any running promotion, like the chatbot's current first-100-customers pricing, apply on top of each other.
For as long as you're a Xara client. We don't re-check it every month, one verification is enough.
Yes, this isn't just for new signups. Existing clients who qualify get the discount applied to their account too.
If you're operating as a registered business under 2 years old with turnover under €50,000, you qualify, the legal form doesn't matter to us.
Reach out anyway. We look at borderline cases individually, and there's no harm in asking.