Salesforce CPQ alternatives: every option after end of sale
Salesforce stopped selling CPQ to new customers in March 2025; existing customers can stay. If you move, there are five real alternatives: Revenue Cloud Advanced (Salesforce’s successor, $150–$200 per user per month), Kugamon (Salesforce-native, $65–$125, published), Conga CPQ, DealHub, and Nue (none publish pricing). Only the first two keep every revenue object in your org with a current roadmap.
The short answer
- You want Salesforce’s own roadmap and have partner budgetChoose Revenue Cloud Advanced
- You want standard Products and Price Books, admin-owned, a published priceChoose Kugamon
- You run several CRMs or are pure SaaS with self-service channelsLook at DealHub or Nue — and accept an external system of record
- Nothing is broken and the renewal is fineStay — it is supported, and no end-of-life date exists
The alternatives at a glance
| Alternative | Where it runs | Published price | Typical move from CPQ | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue Cloud Advanced | In the org, on core objects with a new data model. | $150 Growth / $200 Advanced published | 12–18 months in practice | CPQ to RCA |
| Kugamon | In the org, on standard Products and Price Books. | $65 / $95 / $125 published | 4–8 weeks | Playbook |
| Conga CPQ | In the org (10 packages); optional off-platform pricing engine. | Not published contact | Not published | Compare |
| DealHub | Outside the org; syncs to Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics. | Not published contact | Not published | Compare |
| Nue | Own data store; components and synced records in the org. | Not published contact | Not published | Compare |
| Stay on Salesforce CPQ | In the org; frozen. | Not sold new | — | What end of sale means |
The decision, as a tree
What each one costs over three years
Why staying is on the list
Because Salesforce says it is legitimate. CPQ is end of sale, not end of life; existing customers can renew, add users and receive support, and there is no forced migration (Salesforce). The reasons to move are practical — no new features, online documentation retired in July 2026 (KB 005388761) — not contractual. Every renewal is a decision, and this page exists so it is an informed one.
For teams that want Salesforce’s own roadmap: Revenue Cloud Advanced ($150–$200/user/month, published; 12–18 month rebuild in practice). For teams that want standard Products and Price Books, admin ownership and a published price: Kugamon ($65–$125, AppExchange; 4–8 weeks). DealHub and Nue are options if you accept an external system of record.
No. Salesforce says there is no forced migration. Existing customers can renew, add users and receive support; no end-of-life date has been announced (Salesforce). See end of sale vs end of life.
No. It is a separate product with a different data model. Salesforce says CPQ objects, rules and scripts do not map directly and that a full rebuild runs 12–18 months in practice (source). Side by side: Salesforce CPQ vs Revenue Cloud Advanced.
Two: Salesforce (Revenue Cloud, $150 Growth / $200 Advanced per user per month, pricing page) and Kugamon ($65 CPQ, $95 Quote to Cash or Subscription Management, $125 Subscription Billing, AppExchange). Conga, DealHub and Nue quote each deal.
Published prices, your team size
The calculator uses Salesforce’s published Revenue Cloud Advanced price and Kugamon’s published AppExchange price. Competitor implementation figures are labelled estimates.