
Salesforce
United States · 25 products · 22 with public prices from $5 per user / month · 3 by quote
Products
Industry CRM 12
Automotive Cloud From $300 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Communications Cloud From $300 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Consumer Goods Cloud From $100 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Education Cloud From $87 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Energy & Utilities Cloud From $250 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Financial Services Cloud From $325 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Government Cloud From 15% of net spend checked today
Health Cloud From $350 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Life Sciences Cloud From $350 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Manufacturing Cloud From $275 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Media Cloud From $300 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Nonprofit Cloud From $60 per user / month, billed annually checked today
AI agent platforms 1
Agentforce Free plan; paid from $5 per user / month checked today
Business intelligence 1
Tableau From $15 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Carbon accounting 1
Net Zero Cloud From 30% of net license fees checked today
CRM 1
Sales Cloud Free plan; paid from $25 per user / month, billed monthly checked today
Customer data platform 1
Data 360 Usage-based, from $240 per 1,000 profiles / year checked today
Customer service 1
Service Cloud From $25 per user / month, billed monthly checked today
Data integration 1
Intelligent Data Management Cloud Usage-based, from $131,760 / yearmarketplace price checked today
Data security and compliance 1
Shield From $25 per user / month, billed annually (add-on rates) checked today
E-commerce platforms 1
Commerce Cloud Contact sales, no public price checked today
Integration platforms 1
MuleSoft From $2,000 / month, billed annually checked today
Low-code application platforms 1
Salesforce Platform From $25 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Marketing automation 1
Marketing Cloud From $25 per user / month, billed monthly checked today
Platform as a service 1
Heroku From $5 per dyno / month checked today
Also sold under Fin
- Fin AI Agent Usage-based, from $0.99 per outcome checked today
- Intercom From $29 per seat / month, billed annually checked today
Also sold under Slack
- Slack Free plan; paid from $7.25 per user / month, billed annually checked today
Contract terms
- Auto-renewal
- not stated
- Notice period
- not stated
- Renewal uplift
- not stated
- Uplift cap
- not stated
| Term | What the agreement says | Clause | Agreement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Other | Customer contracts run on the Main Services Agreement; the version in force took effect 2026-10-15NoteThe previous version ran from September 1, 2026 to October 15, 2026 | Agreements Archive, "Main Services Agreement" | Main Services Agreement, October 15, 2026 | source [9] |
| Other | Order of precedence: the Terms of Use prevail over any conflicting term in the customer's agreement or Order FormNoteApplies to Salesforce services bought through a reseller; "in the event of any conflict or inconsistency between the TOU and any other terms or conditions in Customer’s agreement or Order Form, the TOU shall prevail" | TOU 9.8 "Order of Precedence" | SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners), January 2024 | source [10] |
| Other | Beta services (pilot, limited release, developer preview, non-production, evaluation) may be offered at no additional charge; the customer chooses whether to try them; their use is subject to the Beta Services TermsNoteApplies to Salesforce services bought through a reseller | TOU 1 "Beta Services", 2.6 | SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners), January 2024 | source [10] |
| Termination for breach | SFDC may terminate or suspend on 30 days' notice of an uncured material breach by the customer, or on 10 days' notice if the reseller breaches its payment obligations to SFDC for the customer's subscriptionsNoteApplies to Salesforce services bought through a reseller | TOU 5.1 | SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners), January 2024 | source [10] |
| Suspension | SFDC may terminate or suspend use immediately on notice if, in its good-faith assessment, the reseller or customer violates anti-corruption, export or sanctions lawsNoteApplies to Salesforce services bought through a reseller | TOU 5.1 | SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners), January 2024 | source [10] |
| Refunds | No termination, expiration or suspension of the services, the Terms of Use or the reseller's agreement with SFDC gives rise to a refund or damages from SFDC, to the maximum extent permitted by lawNoteApplies to Salesforce services bought through a reseller | TOU 5.4 "No Refunds upon Termination" | SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners), January 2024 | source [10] |
| Other | Most products use annual contracts, and subscription terms varyNote"Most Salesforce products use annual contracts, but Salesforce subscription terms vary." | Pricing FAQ, "How long are your contracts?" | Salesforce pricing FAQ, captured 2026-09-19 | source [2] |
| Other | Starter is sold on a monthly or annual contract; all other subscriptions are generally paid annually in advanceNote"You can purchase licenses of Salesforce Starter with a monthly or annual contract. All other subscriptions are generally paid annually in advance." | Pricing FAQ, "Can I pay monthly?" | Salesforce pricing FAQ, captured 2026-09-19 | source [2] |
| Other | Products can be added or upgraded at any time, though some products may need to scale togetherNote"You can add products or upgrade at any time, but some products may need to scale together." | Pricing FAQ, "Can I upgrade at any time?" | Salesforce pricing FAQ, captured 2026-09-19 | source [2] |
About
Salesforce is a US cloud software company, founded in 1999 and headquartered in the United States, that sells customer relationship management software and the platform, data and AI products around it.[5] Its own product menu covers sales, service, marketing, commerce, data, analytics, integration and application hosting, and it sells a purpose-built edition of that CRM for a dozen industries.[1][2] Prices for most lines are published per user per month on a per-product pricing page, while several lines are quoted only through sales.[2] Customer contracts run on the published Main Services Agreement.[3] The version of that agreement in force took effect on 15 October 2026.[9] Tableau, Slack, MuleSoft and Heroku are run as separate brands under Salesforce.[4] It completed its acquisition of the data management company Informatica in November 2025,[7] and its pricing index now links Informatica's own consumption-priced data management cloud.[8]
Relations
Sources
- Complete Salesforce Products & Software Suite | Salesforce Vendor page.
- [1] Read 18 Sep 2026.
- Salesforce Pricing: See Pricing Plans for All Salesforce Products | Salesforce Vendor page.
- [2] Read 19 Sep 2026.
- [8] Read again 13 Oct 2026.
- For Salesforce Customers | Salesforce Published agreement.
- [3] Read 18 Sep 2026.
- Salesforce Companies and Brands | Salesforce Vendor page.
- [4] Read 18 Sep 2026.
- Salesforce, Wikidata entity data Reference database.
- [5] Read 18 Sep 2026.
- Legal Agreements Archive | Salesforce Published agreement.
- [6] Read 19 Sep 2026.
- [9] Read again 22 Oct 2026.
- Salesforce Completes Acquisition of Informatica - Salesforce Press report.
- [7] Read 13 Oct 2026.
- SFDC Terms of Use (OEM Partners) January 2024, G-Cloud 15 terms and conditions Public-sector document.
- [10] Read 22 Oct 2026.