Pricing
Ken is our productSalesloft Pricing (2026): Plans and Costs
Salesloft lists no monthly plan price: its plans are sold by quote through sales, as of Oct 17, 2026. No free plan or trial is listed.
Ken is our product. Every fact about other tools comes from their public pages on the date shown.
Salesloft Plans and Prices
In short Salesloft lists 1 plan, sold by quote (checked Oct 17, 2026).
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per month) | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom quote | Contact sales | Contact sales | Custom |
| IncludesCadence, Conversation Intelligence, Deals and Rhythm; Clari Forecast, Inspect, Revenue Cadences and Analytics; AI Agents and Signals | |||
USD per unit per month, from Salesloft's pricing page, checked Oct 17, 2026.
Is There a Free Plan?
In short No. Salesloft's pricing page lists no free plan or trial (checked Oct 17, 2026).
Paid plans are sold by quote through sales.
Hidden Costs and Limits
In short 2 costs and limits from Salesloft's public pages to check before you buy.
- Contact sales: the pricing page shows no plans or prices, only a call to book with sales and a self-guided tour.
- Implementation, onboarding and optimization are sold as consulting services, by quote.
Is Salesloft Worth the Price?
In short Ken's view: Salesloft is worth it if you want cadences, a dialer, call intelligence and forecasting from one vendor and you buy through sales.
Ken's view, from Salesloft's public pages. It is worth the price if:
- You want cadences, a dialer, call intelligence and forecasting from one vendor and you buy through sales.
- You run Salesforce and want a bidirectional CRM sync, with LinkedIn steps through Sales Navigator.
Limits to weigh against the price:
- No plan or price is published. The pricing page sends you to a sales call.
- LinkedIn steps come through the LinkedIn Sales Navigator integration, not a native LinkedIn account.
- No built-in B2B contact database is listed on its platform pages.
- Implementation and onboarding are consulting services sold by quote.
Cheaper or Simpler Options
In short Ken is listed first: free to start, then $200 a month with unlimited seats. The table lists 3 other tools from the same category with a published starting price, cheapest first, each with the date we checked it.
| Tool | Starting price | Free plan | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ken(ours) | Free, then Platform at $200 a month, or $160 a month billed annually, unlimited seats | Yes: 1,000 credits once, no card | Oct 17, 2026 |
| HubSpot Sales Hub | $20 per seat a month (Starter, monthly or annual billing) | Yes | Oct 17, 2026 |
| Mixmax | $29 per seat a month (100 recipients, billed annually; $34 on monthly billing) | Yes | Oct 17, 2026 |
| Reply.io | $49 per seat a month (Email Volume, billed annually; $59 on monthly billing) | Trial only | Oct 17, 2026 |
Starting price is the lowest published price on each tool's pricing page, on the date shown.
Ken publishes its prices, includes unlimited seats and a contact database, and runs LinkedIn steps in the same sequence as email. Ken has no phone dialer, so a team built around call volume needs another tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
In short 3 common questions about Salesloft pricing.
How much does Salesloft cost per month?
Salesloft lists no monthly plan price: its plans are sold by quote through sales, as of Oct 17, 2026.
Does Salesloft have a free plan?
No. Salesloft's pricing page lists no free plan or trial (checked Oct 17, 2026).
Is Salesloft cheaper annually?
Salesloft lists no monthly plan price (its plans are sold by quote through sales), so there is no annual discount to compare.
The new Ken opens to the waiting list in batches.
Related
- Ken vs other tools
Comparisons and pricing guides
- Ken vs Salesloft
- Salesloft alternatives
- Reply.io pricing
From $49 per seat a month
- Outreach pricing
Sold by quote
- HubSpot Sales Hub pricing
From $20 per seat a month
- Mixmax pricing
From $29 per seat a month
- Ken pricing
Free and Platform plans, credit prices
Sources
Changelog
- Page published with Salesloft prices checked on Oct 17, 2026.