Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Pricing 2026
Complete pricing guide with plans, hidden costs, and cost analysis
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) pricing: Revenue Cloud Growth $150, Revenue Cloud Advanced $200/user/mo, billed annually. Revenue Cloud Billing is quote-based.
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Is Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) a fit?
Derived from this product's own pricing and contract record — not a review.
Best for
- Teams starting with CPQ
- Teams needing advanced revenue management
- Complex billing requirements
Not a fit if
- You want to try it before paying — there is no free plan and no trial.
- The sticker price is your whole budget — Implementation and Customization Costs.
All Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Plans & Pricing
Some prices not re-verified — only plans marked “checked” were confirmed on the vendor’s pricing page
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Best For |
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| Revenue Cloud Growth checked Nov 4, 2026 | Annual billing only | $150 /user/monthbilled annually | Teams starting with CPQ |
| Verified on Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ)'s pricing page · checked Nov 4, 2026 $150/user/mo billed annually: “150 USD/User/Month (Billed annually)”
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| What's included at Revenue Cloud Growth Best for: Teams starting with CPQ
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| Revenue Cloud Advanced checked Nov 4, 2026 | Annual billing only | $200 /user/monthbilled annually | Teams needing advanced revenue management |
| Verified on Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ)'s pricing page · checked Nov 4, 2026 $200/user/mo billed annually: “200 USD/User/Month (Billed annually)”
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| What's included at Revenue Cloud Advanced Best for: Teams needing advanced revenue management
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| Revenue Cloud Billing not re-verified | Contact Sales | Contact Sales | Complex billing requirements |
| Not re-verified · catalog record from July 2026
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| What's included at Revenue Cloud Billing Best for: Complex billing requirements
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View all features by plan (compare side-by-side)
Revenue Cloud Growth
- Quoting & Configurator
- Order Capture
- Subscriptions
Revenue Cloud Advanced
- All Growth features
- Contracts & Orders
- Consumption & Invoicing
- AI & Analytics
Revenue Cloud Billing
- Usage Rating & Digital Wallet
- Invoicing Engine & Document Production
- Accounting Subledger
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List price by tier (annualized, per seat)
Per-seat list price across Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ)'s plans, annualized. Custom-priced tiers show a hatched bar.
Buyers actually pay a median of $10K/yr for Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) contracts (Vendr deal flow, n=11). That's a contract total — the more seats, the more leverage to negotiate down.
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) pricing: Revenue Cloud Growth $150, Revenue Cloud Advanced $200/user/mo, billed annually. Revenue Cloud Billing is quote-based. Plans: Revenue Cloud Growth at $150/user/month (billed annually), and Revenue Cloud Advanced at $200/user/month (billed annually). Custom pricing is available on request. The median contract is $10,000/year based on 11 community cost mentions.
Use the interactive pricing calculator to estimate your exact cost based on team size and requirements.
- Free tier: No free tier available
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) offers 3 pricing tiers: Revenue Cloud Growth, Revenue Cloud Advanced, Revenue Cloud Billing. Paid plans include Revenue Cloud Growth at $150/user/month (billed annually), Revenue Cloud Advanced at $200/user/month (billed annually). The Revenue Cloud Advanced plan is teams needing advanced revenue management.
Compared to other cpq (configure, price, quote) software, Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) is positioned at the premium price point.
- Median contract: $10,000/yr from 11 purchases Directional
- 2 documented hidden costs beyond list price
- Contracts auto-renew — 30-90 days before the end date
How much does Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) cost?
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Pricing Overview
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) pricing: Revenue Cloud Growth $150, Revenue Cloud Advanced $200/user/mo, billed annually. Revenue Cloud Billing is quote-based. The Revenue Cloud Growth plan costs $150/user/month (billed annually), best for teams starting with cpq. The Revenue Cloud Advanced plan costs $200/user/month (billed annually), best for teams needing advanced revenue management. The Revenue Cloud Billing plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for complex billing requirements.
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) contracts auto-renew, requiring 30-90 days before the end date notice to cancel.
The median Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) customer pays $10,000/year based on 11 community cost mentions.
There are at least 2 documented hidden costs beyond Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ)'s list price, including implementation, training, and add-on fees.
This pricing was last verified in July 11, 2026.
Salesforce CPQ, now branded as Revenue Cloud, starts at $150/user/month for the Revenue Cloud Growth plan. For teams needing advanced features, the Revenue Cloud Advanced plan runs $200/user/month. Revenue Cloud Billing pricing is custom-quoted based on transaction volume and billing complexity.
How Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Pricing Compares
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What Companies Actually Pay for Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ)
The median Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) buyer pays $10,000/year based on 11 community cost mentions.
How Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Pricing Compares
| Software | Starting Price | Top Price |
|---|---|---|
| Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) | $150/user/month | $200/user/month |
| Apttus (Conga) CPQ | Custom | Custom |
| Combeenation | Custom | Custom |
| Conga CPQ | Free | $200/month |
| DealHub | $500/month | $1000/month |
| HubSpot CPQ | Free | $50/mo |
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Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Contract Terms
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) contracts auto-renew. Changes require 30-90 days before the end date. These terms are sourced from verified buyer experiences.
Salesforce Revenue Cloud (formerly CPQ) Pricing FAQ
01 How much does Salesforce CPQ cost?
Pricing varies by plan. Check the official pricing page for current rates.
02 Does Salesforce CPQ have a free tier?
Check the pricing section above for free tier availability.
03 What are the main features of Salesforce CPQ?
Key features include the items listed in the pricing tiers above.
04 Is Salesforce CPQ worth the price?
Value depends on your specific needs and use case. Compare features across plans.
05 Is Salesforce CPQ difficult to implement?
Yes, multiple users report that implementation is complex and requires significant customization. One administrator noted that 'there isn't a lot of good documentation on how to build stuff on top with CPQ' and that 'you have to build a lot of things in a custom way that I think should be out of the box.' Organizations should budget for implementation services and plan for a learning curve.
06 What types of businesses is Salesforce CPQ best suited for?
Salesforce CPQ is particularly well-suited for companies selling subscription-based software products with complex pricing models. One reviewer noted it 'does a good job of selling subscription based products' and handles 'tiered pricing when you're selling a product has tiered pricing' very well. It's best for organizations with dedicated sales operations teams who can invest time in proper configuration.
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