Is Salesforce Marketing Cloud still around? (2026)
Yes. Salesforce Marketing Cloud is live and reachable, price-verified as of Sep 8, 2026.
Held steady at $1500/mo the whole tracked window (51 days).
Reachable 100% of 51 tracked days.
First-party daily snapshots. One reading per day, grows over time.
What Salesforce Marketing Cloud is
What sets it apart Agentforce AI agents built into every edition, tied to CRM data
Best for Enterprises standardized on Salesforce CRM · Pricing model Flat per-org monthly fee billed annually (Growth ~$1,500/mo, Advanced ~$3,250/mo); no free tier
Salesforce Marketing Cloud (now branded Agentforce Marketing) is a marketing automation platform for building multi-channel customer journeys across email, mobile, SMS, and WhatsApp, sold in two main tiers: Growth Edition and Advanced Edition. Both editions bundle Agentforce Campaign Creation, an AI agent that drafts campaign briefs, builds audience segments, generates copy, and launches journeys; Advanced adds Path Experimentation, AI/predictive scoring, and two-way Unified Conversations for SMS and WhatsApp. Salesforce also offers "+" bundle editions that combine Marketing Cloud with Account Engagement (B2B nurture) and other Salesforce marketing products. It fits organizations already invested in the Salesforce ecosystem that want journey orchestration tied to CRM data.
Sources Salesforce Marketing product page (official) · Salesforce Marketing Cloud pricing (official) · Cyntexa: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Pricing 2026 · G2: Agentforce Marketing (formerly Salesforce Marketing Cloud) Pricing
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Salesforce Marketing Cloud is live and price-verified as of Sep 8, 2026. If it fits, go straight to it. If you are comparing, see the full ranked field in Marketing Automation with AI - only tools our health checks report as alive.
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