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10 Best CRM for Enterprise of 2026
Statlyst data desk · updated November 9, 2026 · next review December 24, 2026
Salesforce Sales Cloud is the best CRM for enterprise sales organizations in 2026, holding a 20.0% share of the CRM market in 2025 according to IDC, with its Core edition at $195 per user per month billed annually. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales suits companies standardized on Microsoft 365, with Sales Enterprise at $105 per user per month paid yearly. Freshsales Enterprise is the cheapest verified enterprise edition at $59 per user per month billed annually.
| # | Product | Features (35%) | Adoption and reviews (35%) | Value (30%) | Overall | Users or customers | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Salesforce Sales Cloud | 9.7 | 10.0 | 6.6 | 8.9 | 20.0% (2025) | $195 |
| 2 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales | 9.2 | 9.0 | 7.6 | 8.7 | 13% (2026) | $105 |
| 3 | HubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise | 8.8 | 9.2 | 7.0 | 8.4 | 306,000 (2026) | $175 |
| 4 | Zoho CRM Enterprise | 8.0 | 8.4 | 8.6 | 8.3 | 250,000+ (2026) | Free plan |
| 5 | Freshsales Enterprise | 7.6 | 7.8 | 9.0 | 8.1 | 74,000+ (2026) | $59 |
| 6 | SAP Sales Cloud | 8.8 | 8.0 | 6.4 | 7.8 | #3 of 54 (2026) | Check price |
| 7 | Oracle Sales | 9.0 | 7.4 | 6.4 | 7.7 | n/a | Check price |
| 8 | Creatio | 8.2 | 6.2 | 7.4 | 7.3 | 100+ countries (2026) | Check price |
| 9 | SugarAI Sell | 8.0 | 6.6 | 7.4 | 7.3 | 4000+ (2026) | $68 |
| 10 | Pega Sales Automation | 8.0 | 6.0 | 6.0 | 6.7 | n/a | Check price |
Adoption figures come from company filings, official releases or independent surveys, linked in each entry. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Scoring method
This list is for large companies building a CRM shortlist who want to start from market position and published edition prices before the first sales call. We looked at the edition each vendor positions for large or complex sales teams, not the entry plan, and scored every product on documented features (35 percent), adoption backed by an analyst ranking, revenue figure or published customer count (35 percent) and value at US list prices (30 percent). We compared documented features and published prices from vendor pages and did not run hands-on tests. Several enterprise vendors sell only through quotes or show prices in local currency from our location; those prices are marked as pending rather than estimated.
AssessmentSalesforce Sales Cloud ranks first because IDC credits it with 20.0% of the CRM market, and its Core edition bundles Slack, Tableau Next and Agentforce skills at a published price. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales is the strongest alternative for companies that run on Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365, and its Sales Enterprise list price is roughly half of Salesforce Core. HubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise and Zoho CRM Enterprise suit large teams that want faster rollout and simpler administration, while Freshsales Enterprise is the cheapest published enterprise edition here. SAP Sales Cloud and Oracle Sales fit companies already committed to those ERP suites, and SugarAI, Creatio and Pega Sales Automation serve buyers who want a configurable system from a smaller vendor.
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Salesforce Sales Cloud
The market share leader in CRM, sold to large companies in Core, Advanced and Max editions with Slack, Tableau and Agentforce built in.
8.9overallThe market share leader in CRM, sold to large companies in Core, Advanced and Max editions with Slack, Tableau and Agentforce built in.
Best forEnterprises that want the most widely deployed CRM and a deep partner and app ecosystem.
Adoption data
20.0%Salesforce reports that IDC ranked it first among CRM vendors in 2025 with a 20.0 percent share of the worldwide CRM market.
Salesforce, Salesforce Ranked #1 CRM Provider for 13th Year (2025): “According to IDC, in 2025, Salesforce led all CRM vendors with a 20.0% market share.”
Salesforce restructured Sales Cloud in 2026: Core replaces Enterprise Edition, Advanced replaces Unlimited Edition and Max replaces Agentforce 1 Edition. Core costs $195 per user per month billed annually and includes everything from the old Professional Edition plus Premier Success, Slack Business+ and Tableau Next, with Agentforce skills built in. Advanced, at $395, adds enhanced security, more AI, expanded data capacity, Sales Programs and tools such as Backup and Recover, Data Detect and Security Center. Max, at $550, adds Salesforce Spiff, Sales Planning, Salesforce Maps and Slack Enterprise+. Salesforce says IDC credited it with 20.0 percent of the CRM market in 2025, the 13th straight year it ranked first. For enterprise buyers that scale matters for hiring admins, finding implementation partners and buying add-ons. The tradeoff is cost: Core alone is close to double Microsoft's Sales Enterprise list price, and many large customers will need Advanced for its security tooling.
Strengths
- +Largest CRM market share in IDC's 2025 ranking
- +Published USD prices for every enterprise edition
- +Security and data tools available in a defined tier
Limitations
- −Core costs $195 per user per month, the highest entry enterprise price here
- −Advanced and Max cost $395 and $550 per user per month
- −Edition names changed in 2026, so older quotes need remapping
SummarySalesforce Sales Cloud is the default enterprise shortlist pick on market share and breadth. Budget for Advanced if your security team needs backup and data detection in the CRM.
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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales
Microsoft's sales force automation app, built to work inside Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams.
8.7overallMicrosoft's sales force automation app, built to work inside Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams.
Best forLarge companies standardized on Microsoft 365 that want CRM priced below Salesforce.
Adoption data
13%Microsoft reported that Dynamics 365 revenue rose 13 percent year over year in its fiscal fourth quarter ended June 30, 2026.
Microsoft, Microsoft FY26 Q4 Press Release (2026): “Dynamics 365 revenue increased 13% (up 12% in constant currency)”
Dynamics 365 Sales comes in three published tiers. Sales Professional at $65.00 per user per month paid yearly covers core sales force automation, Microsoft 365 interoperation, reporting and dashboards. Sales Enterprise at $105.00 is the tier most large teams compare, adding contextual insights, AI and advanced customization. Sales Premium at $150.00 adds 1,000 Copilot Credits, Sales Insights, AI-powered recommended actions and data enrichment. Microsoft Relationship Sales combines Sales Enterprise with LinkedIn Sales Navigator, requires a 10-seat minimum and is priced by a sales specialist. Microsoft does not publish a customer count for Dynamics 365, but it reported 13 percent Dynamics 365 revenue growth in the quarter ended June 30, 2026. The strongest reason to choose it is fit: companies that already run Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365 can keep sellers in familiar tools. Buyers should still check which Copilot features sit in Premium before assuming they come with Enterprise.
Strengths
- +Sales Enterprise lists at $105, well below Salesforce Core
- +Built around Microsoft 365, Outlook and Teams
- +LinkedIn Sales Navigator bundle available
Limitations
- −No published customer count for Dynamics 365
- −Relationship Sales requires a 10-seat minimum and a quote
- −Advanced AI sits in the $150 Premium tier
SummaryDynamics 365 Sales is the best value among the large enterprise suites for Microsoft-centered companies. Check Premium pricing early if AI insights are a requirement.
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HubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise
The top tier of HubSpot's sales software, adding approvals, team hierarchies and data access controls to its CRM.
8.4overallThe top tier of HubSpot's sales software, adding approvals, team hierarchies and data access controls to its CRM.
Best forLarge or fast-growing companies that want enterprise controls with a short rollout.
Adoption data
306,000HubSpot states on its company page that it has 306,000 customers, a total that covers all of its products.
HubSpot, About HubSpot | HubSpot's Story (2026): “306,000 Customers”
HubSpot sells Sales Hub in four steps: free tools at $0, Starter normally priced at $20 per seat, Professional from $100 per seat and Enterprise from $175 per seat per month, with prices shown in USD. Professional brings playbooks, AI-powered forecasting and custom objects. Enterprise adds what larger companies usually ask for first: deal and quote approvals, users organized across multiple levels, and controls over which data each user can access and edit. HubSpot reports 306,000 customers across its products, the largest published count on this list, and a 14-day free trial is available for the sales tools. Its appeal for enterprise buyers is speed: the same CRM that small teams use free can scale up, which shortens onboarding. The limits are price and depth. At $175 per seat, Enterprise costs more than Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise, and companies with complex territory or compensation planning may find Salesforce or Oracle better equipped.
Strengths
- +Largest published customer count on this list
- +Free CRM tools let teams start before buying seats
- +Enterprise controls are listed plainly on the product page
Limitations
- −Enterprise starts at $175 per seat, above Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise
- −Customer count spans all HubSpot products, not only Sales Hub
- −Advanced forecasting and custom objects require Professional or higher
SummaryHubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise suits large teams that value fast adoption and clear controls. Highly complex sales structures may outgrow it.
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Zoho CRM Enterprise
The deep-customization edition of Zoho CRM, adding the Zia AI assistant, territory management and customer portals.
8.3overallThe deep-customization edition of Zoho CRM, adding the Zia AI assistant, territory management and customer portals.
Best forCost-conscious enterprises that want territory rules and custom code without Salesforce pricing.
Adoption data
250,000+Zoho says on its CRM pricing page that more than 250,000 businesses use Zoho CRM.
Zoho, Zoho CRM Pricing (2026): “Join 250,000+ other businesses”
Zoho positions Enterprise as its most popular CRM edition, described as deep customizability. On top of Professional, which already includes CPQ, process automation and inventory management, Enterprise adds the Zia AI sales assistant for insights, predictions and recommendations, territory management that assigns leads, customers and accounts by product line, geography and vertical, custom functions for low-code workflows across apps, wizards that break long forms into sequential steps and customer portals. The Ultimate edition above it adds enhanced feature limits, consulting, migration assistance and custom AI. Zoho says more than 250,000 businesses use Zoho CRM, and a free edition covers 3 users, which helps with pilots. The pricing page showed euro prices from our location, so the USD price is pending. For enterprises the attraction is a broad feature set at a lower per-user cost than the large suites; the gap is the smaller enterprise partner network and the lack of a published market share figure.
Strengths
- +Enterprise tier includes territory management
- +Free edition for up to 3 users for pilots
- +Ultimate tier adds consulting and migration help
Limitations
- −USD price did not display from our location
- −Zoho does not publish a CRM market share figure
- −Enhanced feature limits require the Ultimate tier
SummaryZoho CRM Enterprise gives large teams territory rules and custom code at a modest price. Confirm partner coverage in your regions before committing.
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Freshsales Enterprise
The top Freshsales plan from Freshworks, adding forecasting insights, sandbox and audit logs for larger teams.
8.1overallThe top Freshsales plan from Freshworks, adding forecasting insights, sandbox and audit logs for larger teams.
Best forMid-to-large companies that want enterprise governance at the lowest published price.
Adoption data
74,000+Freshworks says on its Freshsales product page that more than 74,000 businesses worldwide use its software.
Freshworks, Freshsales (2026): “Trusted by 74,000+ Businesses Worldwide”
Freshsales has three paid plans, and Freshworks labels Enterprise as the one for mid to large-sized businesses. At $59 per user per month billed annually, it includes everything in Pro, such as contact scoring, deal insights, territory management and sales sequences, and adds forecasting insights, field-level permissions, custom modules, a sandbox and audit logs. Branded documents cost $19 per user per month and the Freddy AI Agent costs $49 per 100 sessions as add-ons. Freshworks says more than 74,000 businesses worldwide use its software, a figure that includes its service products. A 21-day free trial is available. For enterprise buyers, the appeal is that sandbox and audit logs, which some vendors reserve for far pricier tiers, come at a published $59. The limit is scale: Freshsales lists fewer planning, compensation and ERP-linked features than Salesforce, SAP or Oracle, so it fits divisions or mid-market companies better than global rollouts with complex processes.
Strengths
- +Cheapest verified enterprise edition on this list at $59
- +Sandbox and audit logs included rather than sold separately
- +21-day free trial
Limitations
- −The 74,000+ figure covers Freshworks broadly, not only Freshsales
- −Freddy AI Agent is an add-on priced per 100 sessions
- −Fewer enterprise planning tools than the large suites
SummaryFreshsales Enterprise is the best value pick for large teams with straightforward sales processes. Global organizations with complex planning needs should look higher on the list.
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SAP Sales Cloud
SAP's cloud CRM for sales automation, guided selling and forecasting, built to connect with SAP S/4HANA.
7.8overallSAP's cloud CRM for sales automation, guided selling and forecasting, built to connect with SAP S/4HANA.
Best forEnterprises running SAP ERP that want a lead-to-cash process on one vendor's stack.
Adoption data
#3 of 54SAP says SAP Sales Cloud ranked third among 54 vendors in G2's Fall 2026 CRM Enterprise market report.
SAP, SAP CX Dominates G2 Fall Grid Reports 2026 (2026): “SAP Sales Cloud reinforced its standing as a powerhouse in enterprise sales technology, ranking #3 among 54 players in the CRM Enterprise market and #4 among 35 global players in Enterprise Sales Analytics.”
SAP describes Sales Cloud as an agentic AI enhanced CRM for sales automation, customer acquisition, guided selling, forecasting and analytics. The Joule copilot and AI agents generate insights and content and automate complex tasks, while guided selling recommends next-best actions from real-time data. A digital selling workspace lets reps write emails and scripts, launch calls and run campaigns, and pipeline and forecast intelligence analyzes deals by target, best case and estimate. Mobile apps include voice navigation, and dynamic visit planning helps field reps plan routes. SAP also offers Sales Cloud as part of GROW with SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, premium, for a combined lead-to-cash process. SAP reports that Sales Cloud ranked third among 54 vendors in G2's Fall 2026 CRM Enterprise report. The pricing page could not be read from our location, so the USD price is pending. For companies on SAP ERP the integration story is the main reason to shortlist it; for others the case is weaker.
Strengths
- +Built for lead-to-cash with SAP S/4HANA
- +Field sales visit planning with route optimization
- +Free trial offered on the product page
Limitations
- −No public USD price from our location
- −Adoption evidence is a G2 ranking rather than a customer count
- −Strongest fit depends on an existing SAP estate
SummarySAP Sales Cloud is the natural choice for enterprises already running SAP S/4HANA. Without SAP ERP, the broader suites above offer more published pricing clarity.
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Oracle Sales
Oracle Fusion Cloud's sales application, covering automation, CPQ, subscriptions and incentive compensation on one data model.
7.7overallOracle Fusion Cloud's sales application, covering automation, CPQ, subscriptions and incentive compensation on one data model.
Best forEnterprises on Oracle Fusion ERP that want quoting, billing and commissions tied to the CRM.
Oracle Sales is part of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and is sold as a family of modules: Sales Automation, Configure, Price, Quote, Commerce, Subscription Management and Incentive Compensation. Oracle describes guided workflows that cut administrative work, real-time forecasts for sales leaders, AI-generated win probability and pricing recommendations based on deal history. Because pricing, incentives, billing and renewals run on one Fusion data model, it connects directly to Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and Order Management, which reduces reconciliation between sales and finance. Oracle publishes a global cloud price list in US dollars that licenses Oracle Fusion Sales Enterprise per hosted named user with a three-year standard term, but the table layout did not let us verify a single per-user figure, so the price is pending. Oracle does not publish a CRM customer count or market share figure, so adoption is scored conservatively. It is a strong option for companies already on Oracle ERP and a heavier project for everyone else.
Strengths
- +Quoting, billing, renewals and commissions on one data model
- +Connects to Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and Order Management
- +Published global price list in US dollars
Limitations
- −No published CRM customer count or market share
- −Price list layout made a verifiable per-user quote impossible
- −Three-year standard subscription term
SummaryOracle Sales is the best fit when quote-to-cash and commissions must live with Oracle ERP. Companies outside the Oracle stack will face a longer implementation.
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Creatio
A no-code CRM and workflow platform with sales, marketing and service products, priced per seat or as an unlimited plan.
7.3overallA no-code CRM and workflow platform with sales, marketing and service products, priced per seat or as an unlimited plan.
Best forEnterprises in financial services and other regulated industries that want to build CRM processes without code.
Adoption data
100+ countriesCreatio says it serves thousands of customers in more than 100 countries.
Creatio, Creatio Marks a Landmark Year of AI Innovation and Accelerated Global Growth (2026): “Creatio serves thousands of customers in over 100 countries and automates tens of millions of workflows daily.”
Creatio combines a no-code platform with CRM products for sales, marketing and service. Its pricing page offers per-seat plans, Growth for smaller companies and Enterprise for running automation at scale across teams, plus an Unlimited plan that covers the full platform, all CRM products and AI without per-user limits. In the browser the page showed the Enterprise platform plan at $75 per user per month, but the figure is rendered by scripts and could not be verified by our checker, so it is marked pending. Creatio also states a $10,000 minimum annual purchase for new customers and a standard three-year term. The company reports thousands of customers in more than 100 countries and 550 partners, with industry editions for banking, credit unions and insurance. For enterprises that want business analysts to build and adjust sales processes themselves, the no-code approach is the main draw. Adoption is much smaller than the large suites, and the contract minimums matter for divisional pilots.
Strengths
- +No-code tools let business teams change processes
- +Unlimited plan option with no per-user limits
- +Strong focus on financial services
Limitations
- −Minimum purchase of $10,000 per year for new customers
- −Standard contract term is three years
- −Prices load only in the browser, so the USD check is pending
SummaryCreatio suits regulated enterprises that want to build CRM workflows without code. Account for the $10,000 minimum and three-year term in the business case.
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SugarAI Sell
The sales CRM from SugarAI, formerly SugarCRM, sold in Standard+, Advanced+ and Premier+ packages with AI guidance.
7.3overallThe sales CRM from SugarAI, formerly SugarCRM, sold in Standard+, Advanced+ and Premier+ packages with AI guidance.
Best forMid-market and enterprise B2B sellers, often in manufacturing, that want ERP-connected CRM from an independent vendor.
Adoption data
4000+SugarAI states on its About page that it has more than 4,000 customers and more than 1 million users in over 120 countries.
SugarAI (formerly SugarCRM), About us (2026): “4000+ Customers 1M+ Users 120+ Countries”
SugarCRM now trades as SugarAI and sells its sales CRM in three published packages. Standard+ at $68 per user per month billed annually covers guided sales processes, opportunity tracking and pipeline management. Advanced+ at $98 adds AI guided selling, forecasting, mail and calendar integration, geo mapping and AI summaries. Premier+ at $155 adds best-action guidance and meeting preparation. Above that, an Enterprise package priced by quote adds cross-sell recommendations, reorder windows, early churn signals and account-based marketing, and the Sugar Connect+ add-on at $20 brings Zoom and Teams meeting transcripts into the CRM. SugarAI reports more than 4,000 customers, over 1 million users and 180+ ERP integrations. Its focus on account signals suits manufacturers and distributors that sell repeatedly to the same accounts. The main tradeoff is scale: the partner network and app ecosystem are far smaller than those around Salesforce or Microsoft.
Strengths
- +Published USD prices for all three Sell packages
- +180+ ERP integrations listed by the vendor
- +Enterprise package adds cross-sell and churn signals
Limitations
- −Much smaller customer base than the large suites
- −Forecasting needs Advanced+ at $98
- −Enterprise package is priced by quote
SummarySugarAI Sell is a credible independent choice for B2B companies that sell to repeat accounts. Large global rollouts will find a thinner partner network.
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Pega Sales Automation
Pegasystems' sales automation application, built on its workflow and AI platform for complex enterprise sales processes.
6.7overallPegasystems' sales automation application, built on its workflow and AI platform for complex enterprise sales processes.
Best forLarge banks, insurers and other enterprises already using Pega for workflow automation.
Pega Sales Automation is a sales application on Pegasystems' workflow and AI platform. The product page lists workflow automation across people and systems, an onboarding hub, email AI, knowledge management, lead management from capture to close, AI coach agents, opportunity insights and forecasting that predict win probability, close dates and stage progression, partner relationship management for indirect channels and mobile sales apps. Pega says the product integrates with existing technology so customers can keep current IT investments. Pegasystems has served large organizations since 1983, and its sales product is aimed at companies with complex, regulated processes such as banks and insurers. Pega does not publish prices or a customer count for Sales Automation, so the price is pending and adoption is scored conservatively. It makes most sense where Pega already runs customer service or back-office workflows, because the sales application can share that platform; as a standalone CRM purchase it is harder to justify against the suites ranked above it.
Strengths
- +Built on Pega's workflow platform used for complex processes
- +Partner relationship management included in the feature set
- +Designed to integrate with existing infrastructure
Limitations
- −No published price
- −No published customer count for the sales product
- −Best value depends on an existing Pega platform investment
SummaryPega Sales Automation fits enterprises already standardized on Pega workflows. Buyers starting fresh will find more published pricing and adoption evidence elsewhere.
Choosing a product
- Compare the enterprise edition, not the entry plan
- Vendor headline prices usually describe small-team plans. Salesforce starts at $25 for Starter Suite but its Core edition, which replaced Enterprise Edition, costs $195 per user per month billed annually. HubSpot Sales Hub starts at $20 per seat for Starter while Enterprise starts at $175. Price the edition that carries the permissions, sandboxes and approvals your company will require.
- Read market share and customer counts with their scope
- Salesforce cites IDC for a 20.0% CRM market share in 2025. Microsoft reports Dynamics 365 revenue growth of 13% rather than a customer count, HubSpot reports 306,000 customers across all its products and SAP points to a third-place G2 ranking among 54 enterprise CRM vendors. These figures measure different things, so use them to judge vendor stability, not product fit.
- Plan for minimums and contract terms
- Enterprise CRM contracts often carry conditions beyond the per-user price. Creatio states a $10,000 minimum annual purchase for new customers and a standard three-year term, Oracle's cloud price list sets a three-year standard term, and Microsoft Relationship Sales requires a 10-seat minimum. Ask every vendor for the minimum commitment before comparing per-user prices.
- Check governance features early
- Large deployments depend on access control and safe testing. Freshsales Enterprise adds field-level permissions, sandbox and audit logs, HubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise adds deal and quote approvals and controls over which data users can edit, and Salesforce Advanced adds Backup and Recover, Data Detect and Security Center. Confirm which tier holds each control your security team expects.
- Match the CRM to your ERP and office suite
- SAP Sales Cloud is sold alongside SAP S/4HANA for a lead-to-cash process, Oracle Sales runs on the Oracle Fusion platform with Fusion ERP and Order Management, and Dynamics 365 Sales is built around Microsoft 365. When the ERP or productivity suite is already chosen, the CRM from the same vendor often reduces integration work more than any single feature.
Frequently asked questions
Which CRM has the largest enterprise market share?
Salesforce says IDC data shows it led all CRM vendors with a 20.0% market share in 2025, its 13th consecutive year at the top. Microsoft, SAP and Oracle do not publish comparable CRM share figures on their own sites.
How much does an enterprise CRM cost per user?
Published enterprise edition prices on this list range from $59 per user per month for Freshsales Enterprise to $195 for Salesforce Sales Cloud Core, both billed annually. Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise costs $105 paid yearly and HubSpot Sales Hub Enterprise starts at $175 per seat. SAP, Oracle and Pega quote prices on request.
Is Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales cheaper than Salesforce?
At list price, yes. Dynamics 365 Sales Enterprise costs $105.00 per user per month paid yearly, while Salesforce Sales Cloud Core, which replaced Enterprise Edition, costs $195 per user per month billed annually. Final enterprise prices depend on negotiated discounts and add-ons.
Should a company on SAP or Oracle ERP choose that vendor's CRM?
It is often the simplest path. SAP Sales Cloud is offered with SAP S/4HANA for a lead-to-cash process, and Oracle Sales shares a data model with Oracle Fusion ERP and Order Management. Compare integration effort against the broader feature sets of Salesforce and Dynamics 365 before deciding.
What contract terms should enterprise buyers expect?
Multi-year terms and minimums are common. Creatio states a $10,000 minimum per year and a three-year standard term, Oracle's cloud price list sets a three-year standard term, and Microsoft Relationship Sales requires 10 seats. Most published prices on this list assume annual billing.
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