Salesforce Agentforce for customer service
AI agents built into the platform many large service teams already run, with two published consumption models.
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| Type | CRM platform with AI agents |
|---|---|
| Pricing | Published |
| Website | salesforce.com |
Agentforce is Salesforce's platform for AI agents. For service teams already on Salesforce, its main advantage is that agents act directly on the CRM records the team uses1.
Best for: Companies on Salesforce Service Cloud that want customer-facing agents acting on CRM records, priced per conversation or per action.
Not the right fit for: Companies not on Salesforce.
What Agentforce does
Salesforce sells Agentforce in several ways: consumption through Flex Credits or conversations, and per-user licenses for employee-facing agents. Each action an agent takes, such as updating a record, summarizing a complex case, answering a product question or running a custom prompt or flow, draws from a pool of Flex Credits that can be shared across teams, channels and use cases. Customer-facing agents can instead be bought per conversation1.
Published evidence
The pricing page we read does not include customer results.
Strengths and limits
Strengths
- Agents act directly on Salesforce CRM records.
- Two published consumption models, per conversation or per action.
- Part of a platform many large service teams already run.
Limits
- Tied to Salesforce.
- Total cost depends on licenses, editions and credits together.
Choose another option if: Your customer records are not in Salesforce.
Pricing
Published: $2 per conversation for customer-facing agents, or Flex Credits at $500 per 100,000 credits drawn per action.
Questions to ask Salesforce
- Is per-conversation or per-action pricing cheaper for our mix of requests?
- Which editions and licenses do we need in addition to the consumption price?
- How do agents hand cases to Service Cloud agents, and with what context?
- What testing is available before agents face customers?
See how Agentforce compares with the other agents in the main guide.
Sources
- Agentforce pricing. Salesforce. Accessed 8 Nov 2026.