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Salesforce Pricing: Plans & Features 2026

Salesforce offers a Free Suite for small teams, with paid Sales Cloud plans from $25/user/mo (Starter Suite) and $100/mo (Pro Suite); Enterprise and Unlimited are custom-quoted.

Salesforce plans and pricing

High· Verified July 2, 2026

Free Suite

Free

Best for: The free AI CRM to get started, no credit card required, with sales, service, and email marketing for up to 2 users.

  • Up to 2 users with no time limit
  • Sales, service, and email marketing
  • Built-in AI for quick insights and email drafting
  • Free Slack workspace for collaboration
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Starter Suite

$25/user/mo
monthlyor$300/yr

Best for: The smart CRM suite with even more sales, service, marketing - plus commerce.

  • Lead, Account, Contact, and Opportunity Management
  • Built-in Sales Flows and Lead Routing
  • AI Automatically Syncs Emails, Events, and Contacts
  • Dynamic Email Marketing and Analytics. PROMO: Get 70% off with code STARTER70 at checkout (transaction fees apply)
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Pro Suite

$100/user/mo
billed annually$1200/yr

Best for: The flexible CRM suite with more automation and customization across sales, service, marketing, and commerce.

  • Greater Customization and Automation
  • Sales Quoting and Forecasting
  • Access to AgentExchange
  • Premier Support (add-on)
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Enterprise

$175/user/mo
billed annually$2100/yr

Best for: The CRM for sales with more flexibility and web API.

  • Custom objects
  • Advanced APIs
  • Workflow automation
  • Advanced reporting
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Unlimited

$350/user/mo
billed annually$4200/yr

Best for: The CRM for sales with intelligent automation and developer support built in.

  • AI features
  • Premier support
  • Full customization
  • Sandbox environments
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Agentforce 1 Sales

$550/mo
billed annually$6600/yr

Best for: The complete Sales CRM with built-in AI and unified data

  • plus our full suite of AI
  • Unmetered Agentforce usage for employees
  • Salesforce Spiff, Sales Planning, Sales Programs, Salesforce Maps, Tableau Next, and Slack Enterprise+
  • 1M Flex Credits & 2.5M Data Cloud Credits per org per year
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Salesforce pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerLast verified: July 2, 2026High

Salesforce Sales Cloud runs $25 to $550 per user each month as of July 4, 2026, with no free plan and five editions. Starter Suite is $25 per user, Pro Suite $100, Enterprise $175, Unlimited $350, and the top Agentforce 1 Sales edition $550, all annual except Starter. A checkout promo code takes 70 percent off Starter, though transaction fees still apply. The real cost lives above the sticker: most editions are annual-only, Premier Support is a paid add-on on Pro, and add-on pricing is quoted by phone.

  • Free SuiteFree
  • Starter Suite$25/user/mo
  • Pro Suite$100/user/mo, annual
  • Enterprise$175/user/mo, annual
  • Unlimited$350/user/mo, annual
  • Agentforce 1 Sales$550/mo, annual
Use the interactive Salesforce pricing calculator to estimate your exact monthly cost at your team size, with annual-billing savings and the hidden costs counted in.
Free tier
Yes
Billing model
Per Seat
Cheapest paid
$25/user/mo
Annual discount
Not offered

At $25/mo to start, Salesforce sits 4% above the $24/mo median across 17 crm tools we track.


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What Salesforce really costs

What sits on top of the plan fee

The per-user grid is where Salesforce pricing starts, not where it lands. Add-ons, support and the annual-only structure are what turn a $25 sticker into a real enterprise contract.

Premier Support and product add-ons
Premier Support is a paid add-on layered onto Pro Suite, and Salesforce runs a long catalog of product add-ons it does not price on the grid, directing buyers to call for a quote. A team that assumes Enterprise at $175 per user is the full cost often finds support and a couple of add-ons push the effective per-seat figure well past $200 once the contract is signed.
Premier Support and add-ons priced on quote
Annual-only commitment above Starter
Only Starter Suite offers monthly billing; Pro, Enterprise, Unlimited and Agentforce are annual-only. So Enterprise is not $175 for a month but $2,100 per user for the year, and a ten-seat Enterprise team is committing to roughly $21,000 up front rather than a cancel-anytime monthly charge.
annual-only (Enterprise $175/user/mo billed yearly)
Starter promo and transaction fees
The STARTER70 code cuts Starter Suite by 70 percent at checkout, dropping the effective rate for the promo term, but transaction fees still apply on Starter. It is a genuine way in cheap, though the discount is a promo hook rather than the standing $25 price, so model the full rate for anything past the first term.
70% off Starter (promo, transaction fees apply)

Pricing Expert Take

Independent analysis · Salesforce

Value Analysis

$25/mo4% above median
Category median: $24/moBased on 17 products in this category

Salesforce Sales Cloud has no free plan and spans five editions: Starter Suite at $25/user/mo, Pro Suite at $100/user/mo, Enterprise at $175/user/mo, Unlimited at $350/user/mo, and the AI-heavy Agentforce 1 Sales edition at $550/user/mo. Against a category median of $59/mo, only Starter sits below it, and users note that realistic functionality begins at Pro or Enterprise. Salesforce is the most powerful CRM on this list and the most expensive to run at scale, which is the whole trade.

Hidden Costs

  • Premier Support is a paid add-on on Pro Suite, and most product add-ons are quoted by phone rather than listed.
  • Every edition except Starter is billed annually only, so Enterprise at $175/user/mo is a yearlong commitment, not a monthly one.
  • Starter carries transaction fees even with the STARTER70 promo applied.
  • Flex Credits and Data Cloud Credits are a separate usage currency on the top edition.

Red Flags

Salesforce is known for hard-to-reverse contracts and steady renewal increases. Buyers report multi-month efforts just to reduce seat counts, and the entry $25 tier is restrictive enough that growing teams get pushed into far pricier editions quickly.

"For over 3 months we've been in talks with Salesforce to drop the number of users"

Reddit

"They have communicated this year would be another 9% price increase."

Reddit

Based on analysis of recent Reddit and G2 discussions.

Green Wins

  • Starter Suite gets a small team into a real Salesforce org for $25/user/mo, and cheaper still with the promo code.
  • The platform's automation and data model are the deepest in the category once configured.

"Users consistently praise the powerful automation and centralized data management"

G2

"I love salesforce and the ease of info tracking and email"

Capterra

Verdict

Salesforce suits organizations with a real IT budget and a need for deep customization. Micro-teams testing the waters can start on Starter Suite at $25/user/mo, but anyone who wants transparent, predictable scaling should weigh Zoho CRM from $14/user/mo instead, which delivers most of the CRM depth without the enterprise contract.

ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 2, 2026

Salesforce price history


Expert verified·Updated July 2, 2026
Price & Data Intelligence SyncLast verified: July 2, 2026 · CE-CRM-2026W26-074291 · ✓ Pricing updated Jun 28, 2026
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  1. 1.Official Pricing Page·Source of verified tiers(Checked: 2026-07-02)
  2. 2.Official Website·Official vendor website
  3. 3.G2·G2 verified user reviews · 4.4/5 · 25,768 reviews
  4. 4.Capterra·Capterra verified user reviews · 4.4/5
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