Hubspot Pricing Plans for Singapore [2025]
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As the world's leading CRM platform, Salesforce offers Singapore businesses powerful tools to manage customer relationships and boost sales. With their recent USD 1 billion investment in Singapore over the next five years¹, Salesforce is strengthening their commitment to the local market.
This guide breaks down Salesforce's pricing structure to help you find the right plan for your needs and budget. Whether you run a small business or manage a department in a larger company, you'll find the information needed to make informed decisions about your Salesforce investment.
How you pay for your Salesforce subscription can be as important as which plan you choose. When billed in USD, most bank corporate cards will charge significant foreign transaction fees that accumulate and eat into your profits over time. That’s why we’ll also cover how Wise Business Card can help you avoid these unnecessary costs when paying for your subscription.
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Let's start with the basics: Salesforce works on a subscription model where you pay per user, per month. Your total cost comes down to three main things:
This setup means you can start small and scale up as your business grows. No need to pay for more than you need right now.
Salesforce offers several "clouds" or platforms, each designed for specific business functions. Most clouds offer multiple tiers or editions, typically categorised as Starter Suite, Pro Suite, Enterprise, and Unlimited, with increasing functionality and capabilities at each level. Salesforce has also introduced Einstein 1 editions that incorporate advanced AI capabilities into their offerings. Some products, such as Data Cloud and Marketing Cloud, have unique pricing models.
Below is a comprehensive breakdown of the two primary Salesforce clouds and their pricing tiers (user/month).
| Edition | Sales Cloud² | Service Cloud³ |
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| Starter | USD 25 | USD 25 |
| Pro Suite | USD 100 | USD 80 |
| Enterprise | USD 165 | USD 165 |
| Unlimited | USD 330 | USD 330 |
| Einstein 1 | USD 500 | USD 500 |
*Details accurate as of April 15, 2025
All prices are billed annually and subject to change based on specific business requirements and agreements.
Salesforce lists its prices in USD for most of its products on its Asia Pacific website. However, for some products like Service Cloud, they offer the option to be billed in other currencies including USD, AUD, GBP, EUR, JPY and SEK.
You might also encounter a couple of other scenarios where your business in Singapore gets charged Salesforce fees in a foreign currency rather than SGD. By understanding these scenarios, you can take proactive steps to manage your billing effectively and avoid unnecessary foreign transaction fees.
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| Centralised Payment Systems: If your business (eg. a Singapore subsidiary) uses a centralised payment system or corporate credit card based in another country, your Salesforce account might be linked to this system, resulting in billing in the currency of the payment system rather than SGD. This can lead to additional currency conversion fees. |
| Initial Account Setup: If your Salesforce account was initially set up by your business in another country before establishing a branch in Singapore, the account might still be billed in the original currency unless updated. This is another scenario where you might incur cross-currency charges. |
For Singapore businesses concerned about currency fluctuations affecting their subscription costs, using a multi-currency business card like Wise Business Card can help manage payments in USD with minimal conversion fees, always at the mid-market rate.
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Sales Cloud is Salesforce's flagship CRM product, designed to help businesses manage their sales pipeline, contacts, and opportunities more effectively.
The Starter Suite plan costs USD 25 per user per month (billed annually) and is specifically designed for small businesses with up to 10 users. This entry-level plan includes²:
Priced at USD 100 per user per month (billed annually), the Pro Suite plan is suitable for growing businesses that need additional functionality and customisation options. It includes everything in the Starter Suite plan, plus²:
The Enterprise plan costs USD 165 per user per month (billed annually) and is designed for larger organisations requiring advanced CRM capabilities. This plan includes all Professional features, plus²:
At USD 330 per user per month (billed annually), the Unlimited plan offers the most comprehensive set of features for businesses with complex sales processes. It includes all Enterprise features, plus²:
The Einstein 1 Sales plan is priced at USD 500 per user per month and includes all Unlimited features plus advanced AI capabilities. At such a high per-user price, it’s only really suitable for larger businesses dealing with very high-value leads. Key additions include²:
Service Cloud helps businesses deliver exceptional customer service across multiple channels. Its pricing structure mirrors Sales Cloud:
At USD 25 per user per month (billed annually), the Service Cloud Starter Suite plan includes³:
Priced at USD 100 per user per month (billed annually), the Pro Suite plan adds³:
At USD 165 per user per month (billed annually), the Enterprise plan includes all Pro Suite features plus³:
The Unlimited plan costs USD 330 per user per month (billed annually) and includes all Enterprise features plus³:
For USD 500 more per user per month, Einstein 1 Service users receive all Unlimited features plus³:
Data Cloud is Salesforce's unified customer data platform that helps businesses consolidate and activate their customer data across various touchpoints. Its pricing structure works differently to the Sales and Service Clouds - it works almost as an add-on for other Salesforce CRM clouds. It’s included in the Einstein 1 plans for both Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. For marketing purposes, Data Cloud works slightly differently.
The basic package (Data Cloud Starter for Marketing) costs USD 108,000 per year and includes⁴:
Data Cloud charges based on what you use, not per user. Typically, Salesforce charges USD 1,000 for 100,000 credits, which can then be spent on the three key areas below. Credits are not charged at 1:1; instead, imagine spending 5,000 credits on running over a million tasks⁴.
Salesforce offers Singapore businesses a suite of marketing automation tools to unify customer engagement across digital channels. The 2025 pricing model introduces four tiers with prices built more around whole organisations, rather than individual users.
For USD 25 per user per month, you can benefit from⁵:
For USD 100 per user per month, you can benefit from⁵:
For a total of USD 1,500 per month for your entire organisation, you get everything in the lower tiers plus⁵:
The largest Marketing Cloud package costs USD 3,250 per month for your entire organisation⁵:
The ideal Salesforce plan for your business depends on several factors, including company size, complexity of sales processes, budget, and specific business needs.
Small businesses (1-50 employees) with basic CRM needs should consider the Starter Suite plans for each cloud:
Medium-sized businesses (50-500 employees) typically benefit from:
Large enterprises (500+ employees) should consider:
Beyond the base subscription fees, every Salesforce cloud offers various add-ons. Here are just a few of the most popular:
Salesforce’s products are known for having complex, but highly customisable, pricing structures. And while this means you can tailor your monthly bill to suit your usage exactly, it also means that things can slip under the radar.
Right-size your subscription: A user license audit typically reveals that 10-15% belong to people who rarely or never log in. These inactive accounts are essentially just money down the drain. Consider that not all team members require the same access level. While sales leaders may need Enterprise licenses (USD 165/month), occasional users often work effectively with Pro Suite licenses (USD 100/month) - almost half the cost.
Conduct regular usage audits: How many of those advanced Salesforce features are your team actually using? Most businesses pay premium prices for sophisticated tools like AI-powered analytics, custom app development, and advanced automation that sit unused month after month. Set a quarterly reminder to check which features your team is really using. Ask yourself: Is anyone actually looking at those expensive custom dashboards? Has anyone set up those automated workflows you're paying extra for? If not, you might be better off downgrading to a simpler plan and saving hundreds or thousands of dollars annually. Only pay for what you're actively using - not what sounds impressive in a sales pitch.
Optimise payment methods: Let's do some quick math. If you're paying USD 100 per user monthly for 50 team members on the Pro Suite plan, that's USD 60,000 annually. With traditional banks charging 2-3.5% on foreign transactions, you're silently losing USD 1,200-2,100 each year just on currency conversion. With a Wise Business Card, you'll get the real exchange rate (the same one you see on Google) with just a small, transparent conversion fee - typically less than 1%. This means you could save USD 600+ every year on your Salesforce subscription alone. For larger teams or more expensive plans, these savings multiply quickly.
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When considering CRM options, many Singapore businesses compare Salesforce with HubSpot, another popular CRM provider. Like Salesforce, HubSpot has different products for different departments. Let’s compare the pricing of their most popular platforms: Sales Cloud and Sales Hub.
| Feature Level | Salesforce Sales Cloud | HubSpot Sales Hub⁶ |
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| Basic/Starter | USD 25/user/month | N/A |
| Mid-tier | USD 100/user/month | USD 90/user/month |
| Advanced | USD 165/user/month | USD 150/user/month |
| Premium | USD 330/user/month | NA |
Details accurate as of April 15, 2025
Salesforce excels for businesses with complex requirements. Its extensive customisation options let you tailor the CRM to match specific workflows and processes. The platform provides enterprise-grade features supporting large operations, with advanced security controls and approval systems. Salesforce's reporting capabilities deliver deep insights through customisable dashboards that help management make data-driven decisions. With over 3,000 apps on its AppExchange marketplace, you can extend functionality in nearly any direction.
These strengths make Salesforce ideal for organisations with complex sales cycles, multiple departments needing CRM access, and requirements for detailed automation.
HubSpot stands out for simplicity and quick implementation. It requires minimal training, allowing teams to become productive shortly after setup. The platform includes solid marketing tools at lower price tiers - email marketing, landing pages, and forms that would cost extra elsewhere. HubSpot's clear pricing structure has fewer surprises, with well-defined feature sets and less need for add-ons.
These features make HubSpot particularly suitable for small and medium businesses seeking a straightforward marketing and sales solution without extensive technical resources.
When comparing total cost of ownership, consider:
Salesforce does not offer a permanent free plan, unlike some competitors such as HubSpot. However, Salesforce does provide a 30-day free trial for most of its cloud products, allowing businesses to test functionality before committing to a subscription. The trial includes access to standard features of the selected cloud, though some advanced features may be limited.
Yes, Salesforce offers a comprehensive mobile app for iOS and Android devices that allows users to access their Salesforce data on the go. The Salesforce Mobile App is included with all subscriptions at no additional cost and provides access to:
The mobile app supports customisation to match your specific Salesforce implementation and workflow requirements.
Yes, Salesforce provides API access across most of its plans, though the level of access varies by edition:
The Salesforce API allows for integration with other business systems, custom application development, data synchronisation, and automation of complex business processes. Developers can use REST, SOAP, Bulk, and Streaming APIs depending on their specific integration needs.
Yes, beyond the subscription fees, businesses should budget for implementation and onboarding costs, which can vary significantly based on complexity:
Salesforce offers implementation services directly, and tools such as Trailhead⁷, but many businesses choose to work with certified Salesforce implementation partners who can provide more customised and often more cost-effective services tailored to specific industry needs.
Salesforce gives Singapore businesses powerful CRM tools across a wide range of customisable plans. Choose the right cloud and tier for your needs, because the best plan isn't necessarily the one with the most features nor the one with the lowest price - it's the one that gives you what you need without paying for extras your team won't use. Use this guide to make smarter choices that keep more money in your business while still getting the CRM power you need.
| 💡 Remember to factor in those easy-to-miss costs: add-ons, implementation, and especially currency conversion fees. Banks typically charge 2–3.5% when you pay in USD from your SGD account - money that could be better used in your business.This is where Wise Business can help. Pay your Salesforce bills with the real mid-market rate and just a small, transparent conversion fee, potentially saving hundreds or thousands of dollars yearly depending on your team size. |
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Sources checked on 15th April 2025
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