Salesforce Maps Pricing - $48.75 per user per month

Salesforce Maps Pricing starts at $75.00 per user, per month, billed annually. Through Stackingo, an authorised Salesforce reseller, you save up to 35% (minimum 10%), an effective $48.75/mo per user, per month, across route optimisation, territory design, geo-analytics and the mobile app your field sellers plan their week in.

What does Salesforce Maps Pricing look like at a glance?

Salesforce Maps is location intelligence built into the CRM rather than bolted beside it - accounts and leads plotted on a map instead of read as a list, routes optimised so a rep covers eight calls in a day rather than five, territories drawn against real drive-time and account value rather than against county lines, and check-ins logged from the mobile app straight onto the activity record. Salesforce Maps lists at $75.00 per user, per month on an annual commitment as a Sales Performance Management add-on, with a Maps Advanced edition adding priority scheduling and deeper geo-analytics, and the Agentforce 1 Sales Edition at $550.00 per user, per month including Maps alongside the rest of the SPM product suite. Your exact figure is set by how many field sellers and territory planners you licence, whether the standard or Advanced edition fits your scheduling needs, and whether you buy Maps standalone or as part of the SPM product suite. Through Stackingo you save up to 35% off list (minimum 10%), taking per user, per month to an effective $48.75/mo — always billed on an annual commitment.

Because Maps is licensed per user rather than per territory, the cost tracks the size of your field team, not the size of the geography they cover - a fifty-rep team costs the same whether they work one city or twelve countries. Stackingo applies its discount — up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed — billed in your local currency across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US.

What is a Salesforce Maps subscription and how does it work?

A Salesforce Maps subscription gives you the full location intelligence layer - Salesforce data visualisation on a map, route optimisation and scheduling, lead and account auto-assignment by geography, territory design and alignment, geo-analytics, live tracking, check-ins, and the Maps mobile app for iOS and Android. The entry tier is $75.00 per user, per month, billed annually, and through Stackingo you save up to 35% (minimum 10%), an effective $48.75/mo per user, per month.

Here is how it works in practice. You count the field sellers who genuinely plan routes rather than the whole sales organisation, decide whether territory planning is a separate workstream, confirm whether priority scheduling and advanced geo-analytics are in scope, and check whether the SPM suite or Agentforce 1 Sales is the cheaper route - then Stackingo confirms your annual subscription price. Billing is an annual subscription, since Salesforce does not sell perpetual licences for Maps, and Stackingo applies its authorised reseller discount on top, so you pay less than buying direct.

How do Salesforce Maps licenses work?

Maps is licensed per user, per month. The standard edition lists at $75.00 per user, per month and includes route optimisation and scheduling, Salesforce data visualisation, lead auto-assignment and mobile app access. Maps Advanced adds priority scheduling and further geo-analytics and is quoted on scope. Territory Planning is licensed for the planners who design and publish territories rather than for every field user, and the Agentforce 1 Sales Edition at $550.00 per user, per month bundles Maps with Sales Planning, Salesforce Spiff, Sales Programs and Tableau Next. Stackingo then offers up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, as an authorised Salesforce reseller, taking per user, per month to an effective $48.75/mo, billed annually.

The trap here is licensing the whole sales organisation. Inside sales reps who never leave a desk get nothing from route optimisation, and territory planning is a job for a handful of operations people rather than for every seller. Licence the field, licence the planners, and leave everyone else on their existing CRM seat. If your team already needs three or four SPM products, run the Agentforce 1 Sales arithmetic before buying Maps standalone - the bundle frequently wins. Stackingo re-quotes and discounts as you scale, issues genuine Salesforce licensing, and handles provisioning and renewals — so your spend stays well below list, with local-currency invoicing and one point of contact.

Which Salesforce Maps plans are available?

Maps is bought per user on an annual commitment, either standalone, as part of the SPM product suite, or bundled into Agentforce 1 Sales. The plans that shape your quote are below, all discounted up to 35% through Stackingo.

You pay only for what you need, and Stackingo discounts the whole thing up to 35% (minimum 10%). That gives you a field seller who covers eight calls a day instead of five without paying list price.

Who is the best Salesforce Maps reseller?

Stackingo is an authorised Salesforce reseller, delivering genuine Maps licensing at a discount of up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed — taking per user, per month down to an effective $48.75/mo, billed annually. Because Maps is licensed per user, per month on an annual commitment, buying through Stackingo is the clearest way to know you are getting the lowest effective rate as you scale.

Buying through an authorised reseller like Stackingo means you keep full access to every Maps capability — route optimisation and scheduling, Salesforce data visualisation, lead and account auto-assignment, territory design and alignment, geo-analytics, live tracking, check-ins, and the Maps mobile app — while gaining consolidated invoicing, local currency billing and Dubai-based assistance across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Stackingo handles provisioning, billing and renewals, and negotiates your discount so your spend stays well below list — a genuine advantage over buying Salesforce direct.

Who is an authorised Salesforce Maps distributor?

Stackingo acts as your Salesforce Maps distributor across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US, supplying genuine licensing with local currency invoicing and managed onboarding. As an authorised distributor, Stackingo consolidates your field sales procurement into one relationship and one invoice, whatever your scale, edition or region.

As your distribution partner, Stackingo manages your expansions, edition upgrades and renewals so you have a single point of contact for your entire field sales estate. Whether your teams sit in Dubai, London, Riyadh or New York, you get consistent pricing, guaranteed discounts and regional expertise — without juggling multiple contracts or paying list price.

Is Stackingo a Salesforce Maps partner?

Yes. Stackingo is an authorised Salesforce reseller — the partner you buy Maps through to secure genuine licensing at up to 35% off list (minimum 10%), an effective $48.75/mo per user, per month. You onboard once and get managed provisioning, discounted pricing and consolidated regional billing.

Working with a single reseller for Maps keeps procurement simple: authorised licensing, guaranteed savings, tailored scaling as your estate grows, and regional expertise spanning the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. If you also run Salesforce Field Service, Salesforce Einstein Conversation Insights or Salesforce CRM, Stackingo quotes the whole Salesforce footprint under one authorised reseller agreement.

Where can you buy Salesforce Maps?

You buy Salesforce Maps through Stackingo, an authorised Salesforce reseller. Pricing starts at $75.00 per user, per month, billed annually, an effective $48.75/mo per user, per month through Stackingo. Tell Stackingo your requirements, and you get genuine Salesforce licensing at up to 35% below list (minimum 10%), localised to your currency and region.

The process is simple: confirm your requirements, and Stackingo provisions your genuine Maps licensing with managed onboarding. You can explore the full product details on the Stackingo Salesforce Maps product page, then head to the Get-a-Quote page to lock in your pricing.

How much does Salesforce Maps cost by country and currency?

Maps lists at $75.00/mo per user, per month (billed annually), and through Stackingo you save up to 35% (minimum 10%) for an effective $48.75/mo. The prices below show the entry rate in each market's local currency — list price and Stackingo price, both per user, per month, billed annually. The figures cover the US and all 39 other target markets.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Salesforce Maps cost in the US? In the US, Salesforce Maps lists at $75.00 per user, per month on an annual commitment as a Sales Performance Management add-on, covering route optimisation, data visualisation, lead auto-assignment and the mobile app. Maps Advanced and Maps Territory Planning are quoted on scope, and the Agentforce 1 Sales Edition lists at $550.00 per user, per month with Maps bundled into the full SPM suite. Through Stackingo, an authorised Salesforce reseller, you save up to 35% on those prices for an effective $48.75 per user, per month, and never less than 10%.

Do I need Maps Territory Planning, or is the standard edition enough? They solve different problems. The standard edition helps a rep get through the day - which accounts to see, in what order, by the shortest route. Territory Planning is an operations tool for the people who draw the boundaries in the first place, balancing account value and drive time across a team and publishing the result into Enterprise Territory Management. If you redraw territories once a year in a spreadsheet and live with the consequences, you need it. Stackingo licences the planners separately from the field.

Is Salesforce Maps cheaper standalone or inside Agentforce 1 Sales? It depends entirely on how many Sales Performance Management products you actually use. Maps alone at $75.00 per user, per month is far cheaper than the $550.00 Agentforce 1 Sales Edition. But once you add Sales Planning, Salesforce Spiff and Sales Programs to the same seat, the bundle usually wins on arithmetic before you even count Tableau Next. Stackingo runs both models against your seat mix.

Does Salesforce Maps work offline in the field? The mobile app is built for people who are moving, so routes and account data are available on the device and sync when connectivity returns - which matters when your territory includes rural roads and underground car parks. Live tracking and check-ins are designed around the same reality. Treat offline capability as a requirement to test during your pilot rather than an assumption, because it shapes how your reps log activity. Stackingo scopes the mobile requirement.

Do I need Salesforce CRM before I can buy Salesforce Maps? Yes. Salesforce Maps is a Sales Performance Management add-on that plots and routes the accounts, leads and activities already held in Sales Cloud, so it is licensed on top of a core CRM entitlement rather than as a standalone product. That prerequisite is the most common reason a field sales budget lands short, so Stackingo scopes the edition and add-on licences together before quoting.

Is there a free trial or a perpetual licence? No. Salesforce Maps is sold as an annual subscription, with no perpetual purchase option. Trials and sandbox orgs let you evaluate the product, but production deployment is an annual commitment, so the annual contract is where an authorised reseller changes your number.

How much can I save on Salesforce Maps with Stackingo? Stackingo offers up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed, as an authorised Salesforce reseller. At $75.00 per user, per month that is an effective $48.75, roughly $15,750 a year saved across a 50-strong field sales team, and it applies at every renewal, not just the first term.

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Ready to see your exact number? Tell Stackingo your requirements, and you will get your Salesforce Maps Pricing — genuine Salesforce licensing from an effective $48.75/mo per user, per month with discounts of up to 35% off list, with a 10% minimum guaranteed — across the GCC, UK & Ireland, Europe, Oceania and the US. Get your Salesforce Maps quote now.