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Salesforce Agentforce: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 26, 2026 · salesforce.com

Agentforce is Salesforce's agent platform for service and sales, priced by Flex Credits, per conversation or per user. It suits companies already centered on Salesforce CRM. A free Salesforce Foundations tier exists, but unused Flex Credits do not roll over.

Who Salesforce Agentforce is for

Best for

  • Companies already centered on Salesforce CRM and Service Cloud
  • Teams that want agents acting on CRM data and workflows
  • Buyers with Salesforce admin or developer capacity

Look elsewhere if

  • Teams without Salesforce skills (setup often needs admin or developer expertise per Fin's vendor article)
  • Teams on non-Salesforce stacks

Salesforce Agentforce features

Autonomous resolution
Customer-facing agent Casey priced per conversation or per action; no resolution rate published on pages read
Knowledge sources and setup
Knowledge, customer data, conversations
Actions and integrations
Pre-built actions such as scheduling and order management; acts on Salesforce data
Channels and voice
Voice, web, customer portals, SMS, WhatsApp (email not mentioned for Casey)
Human handoff and oversight
Escalates complex cases with full customer context to the service team
Help desk compatibility
Built on Salesforce Service Cloud; Fin's article calls it best for Salesforce-centric organizations
Pricing model
Flex Credits, $2 per conversation, or $125 per user/month Service add-on
Target company size
Not stated; Fin's vendor article frames it as needing Salesforce admin or developer skills

Salesforce Agentforce pricing

PlanPriceUnitNotes
Flex Credits$500per 100,000 creditsStandard action 20 credits, Voice action 30 credits (about $0.10 and $0.15, derived)
Conversations$2per conversationCustomer-facing agents only
Salesforce Foundations$0Page: get started with Agentforce for free
Agentforce User License$5per user/monthRequires Flex Credits
Agentforce Coworker User License$50per user/month
Agentforce add-ons (Sales, Service, Field Service)$125per user/monthService product page: $125 USD/user/month billed annually
Agentforce Industries add-ons$150per user/month
Max EditionFrom $550per user/monthIncludes Agentforce add-on and 2.75M Flex Credits per org per year

Unused Flex Credits do not roll over to later terms. No overage penalty; overage billed at contracted rate monthly in arrears. Page says pricing is informational and subject to change.

Prices as published by Salesforce Agentforce on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.

Integrations, security and hosting

Data residency
Per Salesforce Infrastructure and Sub-processors document; Hyperforce or other infrastructure by org

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Three pricing models run side by side: $500 per 100k Flex Credits, $2 per conversation, or $125 per user/month
  • Unused Flex Credits do not roll over to the next term
  • Salesforce Foundations is a free entry tier for any use case
  • Pre-Commit billing (no upfront payment, true-up at term end) was described as widely available later this year
  • Max Edition from $550 per user/month bundles Agentforce and 2.75M Flex Credits per org per year

Salesforce Agentforce alternatives

Vendor dossier

Fit by company size

Category1-10 people11-50 people51-500 people500+ people
AI Customer Service AgentsNo dataWorkableWorkableStrong fit

Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor

How buying Salesforce Agentforce works

How you buy
Through sales
Demo or quote needed for
Detailed pricing via Account Executive
Free plan
Yes
Free trial
30 days
Contract
Pre-Purchase, Pre-Commit or PayGo; term length not stated

About the company

Founded
1999
Ownership
public
2024
Agentforce launched

Support and integrations

Notable integrations
Salesforce Service Cloud, WhatsApp

What vendors in this category ask before quoting

Answer these once in a SaaSBid request and Salesforce Agentforce and its alternatives quote against the same facts.

  1. Which help desk and CRM do you use today?Compatibility decides which products are even candidates, and some require their own desk.
  2. How many conversations do you handle each month, and on which channels?Volume and channel mix set whether per-resolution, per-conversation or per-seat pricing is cheaper.
  3. Which actions should the agent perform, such as refunds or order changes?Action scope changes implementation effort and the connectors needed.
  4. Which languages must the agent support?Language coverage is limited at some vendors.
  5. Do you need voice support, and is regional data hosting required?Both can be separate products or add-ons that change the offer.
  6. Who will own training, testing and monitoring after launch?Internal capacity decides whether a self-serve tool works or a vendor-led rollout is required.

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