Since Xero didn't include percentages....Payroll-only:Current:...

Since Xero didn't include percentages....

Payroll-only:
Current: $10/mo
New: $15/mo
Change: +$5/mo
Percentage increase: 50%

Starter:
Current: $29/mo
New: $32/mo
Change: +$3/mo
Percentage increase: 10.34%

Standard:
Current: $59/mo
New: $65/mo
Change: +$6/mo
Percentage increase: 10.17%

Premium 5:
Current: $76/mo
New: $85/mo
Change: +$9/mo
Percentage increase: 11.84%

Premium 10:
Current: $87/mo
New: $99/mo
Change: +$12/mo
Percentage increase: 13.79%

Premium 20:
Current: $109/mo
New: $125/mo
Change: +$16/mo
Percentage increase: 14.68%

Premium 50:
Current: $149/mo
New: $170/mo
Change: +$21/mo
Percentage increase: 14.09%

Premium 100:
Current: $177/mo
New: $205/mo
Change: +$28/mo
Percentage increase: 15.82%

Ultimate 10:
Current: $110/mo
New: $115/mo
Change: +$5/mo
Percentage increase: 4.55%

Ultimate 20:
Current: $125/mo
New: $135/mo
Change: +$10/mo
Percentage increase: 8%

Ultimate 50:
Current: $165/mo
New: $180/mo
Change: +$15/mo
Percentage increase: 9.09%

Ultimate 100:
Current: $190/mo
New: $215/mo
Change: +$25/mo
Percentage increase: 13.16%

*(The percentages indicate the relative increase in price compared to the current price.)

My take is that:
- Everything we're using at the moment is rising in price so Xero isn't a standout
- Most changes are within 10-15%
- But some changes are clearly aimed at round numbers and things like $99 vs $102 etc, but not always, so I'm curious as to the decision for each line