Salesloft Pricing: Plans, Add-ons and What You'll Actually Pay
Salesloft does not publish pricing. Following the December 2025 merger with Clari, the platform now operates under a combined Predictive Revenue System umbrella with a new CEO. Per-seat costs run $125 to $165/user/month on multi-year contracts. The dialer is a separate add-on. Annual price escalators of 5 to 8% are standard in multi-year agreements. Ask the agent below to estimate your total cost.
per user per month on multi-year contracts (not published, based on user reports)
$200
per user per year for the dialer add-on, charged on top of the base per-seat cost
5-8%
automatic annual price increase built into standard multi-year Salesloft contracts
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Salesloft cost breakdown: what you will actually pay
Salesloft does not publish pricing. All costs below are based on user reports, procurement data, and G2 disclosures as of April 2026. Actual pricing varies by team size, contract length, and negotiation.
Base license
Core Platform
Reported: $125-165/user/month
Cadence builder with multi-channel sequences
Email, call, and LinkedIn steps
Conversations (call recording and AI summaries)
Deals (deal management and risk signals)
Rhythm (AI signal-based prioritization)
Analytics and reporting
Salesforce and HubSpot integration
Add-on
Dialer
$200/user/year (separate from base license)
Click-to-call from any Salesloft page
Local presence dialing
Voicemail drop (pre-recorded messages)
Automatic call logging to CRM
Live call listening and whisper coaching
Note: no power dialer or auto-dialer included
Add-on
Forecast
Bundled in some tiers, add-on in others
Real-time deal data with AI analysis
Pipeline rollups and commit tracking
Scenario planning at all org levels
Now part of the Clari-Salesloft combined platform
Clari Forecast capabilities being integrated post-merger
Multi-year contracts include automatic price escalators. Standard Salesloft contracts include 5 to 8% annual price increases built in. A team that signs a 3-year contract at $130/user/month can expect to pay approximately $140/user/month in year two and $151/user/month in year three without any plan changes. Negotiate the escalator cap before signing — it is not always disclosed upfront.
How Salesloft costs compound beyond per-seat pricing
The per-seat rate is the starting point. Dialer add-ons, annual escalators, and implementation costs push total spend significantly higher in year one and beyond.
Year-one total cost
What a 50-seat Salesloft deployment actually costs
Base license: 50 seats x $130/month x 12 = $78,000/year
Dialer add-on: 50 seats x $200/year = $10,000/year
Implementation and onboarding: $15,000-30,000 (estimated)
Total year one: approximately $103,000 to $118,000
Renewal risk
What happens at year two and three renewal
5-8% annual escalator applies automatically without renegotiation
Features can be moved to higher tiers between contract periods
Post-Clari merger: pricing structure may change at renewal
Verify escalator cap and feature guarantee in writing before signing
The Clari merger context matters for new contracts. Salesloft merged with Clari in December 2025. Teams signing new Salesloft contracts in 2026 are entering a combined entity that is still consolidating pricing, product, and support under a new CEO. Ask specifically how the merger affects pricing, feature access, and contract terms, and whether current Salesloft-only pricing is locked at renewal or subject to Clari-Salesloft bundle requirements.
What asking Salesloft's pricing agent changes
Before
Request a quote, receive a per-seat number without the dialer cost
Discover the dialer is a $200/user/year add-on only after the contract is drafted
Sign a 3-year contract without noticing the 5-8% automatic annual price escalator
Learn that post-Clari merger pricing may change at renewal only when the renewal arrives
With the agent
Describe your team size and calling needs, get a fully-loaded cost estimate including the dialer add-on
Understand the annual price escalator mechanics before entering contract negotiations
Know what questions to ask about the Clari merger's impact on features, pricing, and support before signing
Compare Salesloft's total 3-year cost against alternatives with published pricing and no escalator clauses
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Salesloft does not publish pricing. Based on user reports, per-seat costs run $125 to $165/user/month on annual or multi-year contracts. A 50-seat Premier deployment typically costs $125,000 to $140,000 per year. The dialer is a separate add-on at $200/user/year. Multi-year contracts include automatic annual price increases of 5 to 8%.
No. Salesloft's built-in dialer is a manual click-to-call tool that requires reps to individually initiate each call. A sequential or power dialer (auto-advancing to the next call) is not available. The dialer itself is a paid add-on at $200/user/year on top of the base license — and the most frequently cited complaint on G2, appearing in 95 separate reviews.
Salesloft merged with Clari in December 2025, creating a combined Predictive Revenue System platform under new CEO Steve Cox. For pricing, the merger raises questions about whether features will be consolidated into higher-tier bundles, whether current Salesloft-only pricing is honored at renewal, and what the combined platform's pricing model looks like for new contracts signed in 2026. Teams should ask these questions explicitly before signing.
Multi-year contracts are standard and typically required to access the lowest per-seat rates. Annual contracts are available at higher rates. Multi-year contracts include automatic 5 to 8% annual price escalators, meaning the cost increases each year without any plan changes. Negotiate the escalator cap before signing.
Salesloft integrates with HubSpot to sync contacts, activities, meetings, and call logs. However, HubSpot integration is consistently cited as unreliable in G2 and Capterra reviews, with users reporting duplicate record creation, broken reports, and sync failures requiring manual intervention. Teams on HubSpot as their primary CRM should test the integration thoroughly in a sandbox environment before committing.
Rhythm is Salesloft's AI-powered prioritization feature that analyzes buyer signals — email opens, website visits, engagement patterns — and surfaces the highest-priority actions for reps each day rather than requiring reps to determine their own outreach order. It is part of the core platform, not an add-on. Rhythm was one of Salesloft's key differentiators before the Clari merger.
Salesloft's pricing and minimum seat requirements are designed for teams of 15 or more reps with established CRM infrastructure and premium tooling budgets. Teams under 30 reps typically find the $125 to $165/user/month cost difficult to justify compared to alternatives: Apollo.io covers sequences, calling, and B2B data for under $120/user/month, Outreach's Amplify Core starts at ~$100/user/month, and HubSpot Sales Hub provides native CRM-integrated sequences at $100 to $150/user/month.
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