Salesforce Field Service pricing.
Technician $175/user/mo annual; Agentforce add-on $125
What the price is buying.
Field work connected to Salesforce records. Salesforce Field Service makes sense to evaluate in the context of your Salesforce environment. The relevant test is whether a mobile technician can work with the right asset and service history under the intended permissions.
- Capture
- Mobile work orders, including offline
- Working context
- CRM/assets/service records
- Action scope
- Dispatch, field transactions and Agentforce
Availability: Current; licenses and AI entitlements vary.
Price the workflow you need.
Technician licensing is only one line item. Confirm required Service Cloud and dispatcher licenses, AI entitlements, minimum commitments and implementation services.
- Get the exact product, plan, region and currency in writing.
- Confirm the billing commitment, included capacity and renewal terms.
- Ask what changes when your crew or workload grows.
- Keep setup, hardware, integrations, usage and recurring service fees separate.
A rate in this guide is a dated source snapshot. Where an amount or billing term was not verified, we say so; that does not mean the vendor lacks a public price. Check taxes and current terms directly.
Then, compare it with the Clevis direction.
Clevis is developing an HVAC workspace for capture, job context, review and follow-through. Its price and launch timing have not been announced. There is no evidence for a cost-saving claim against Salesforce Field Service.
Use the comparison to understand the difference in intended work, then judge any future Clevis pilot on a complete, repeatable service workflow.
Salesforce Field Service vs ClevisWhere the numbers come from.
Source review: October 4, 2026. These are official vendor materials, not negotiated quotes or hands-on test results.
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