Salesforce Stock Surges Despite $1.846 Billion Trading Volume Drop

On June 24, 2025, Salesforce (CRM) experienced a significant trading volume of $1.846 billion, marking a 24.17% decrease from the previous day. Despite this, the stock price rose by 2.99%, marking the third consecutive day of gains and a total increase of 4.54% over the past three days.

Salesforce recently introduced a Data Cloud Pricing Calculator to help customers estimate their investment in the Data Cloud. This tool provides a detailed breakdown of the pricing model, including factors such as credits, storage, and feature add-ons. Customers can start using Data Cloud for free, allowing them to explore key features without any initial investment. This risk-free entry point is designed to help businesses understand the value of Data Cloud and how it can enhance their operations.

For those with specific questions or needing a customized solution, Salesforce offers personalized guidance from their sales team. This includes detailed pricing estimates and demos tailored to the unique requirements of each organization. The Data Cloud Starter SKU, priced at $60,000 per year, includes 10 million Data Services Credits, 5TB of Data Storage, and other entitlements. The Data Cloud Provisioning SKU, on the other hand, is a $0 SKU that provides similar functionality but with different amounts of credits and storage, aimed at customers using other Salesforce products that rely on Data Cloud.

Salesforce's Data Cloud credits are managed and tracked through the Digital Wallet, a tool that provides real-time visibility into credit consumption. This allows customers to monitor their usage and predict spend over time, ensuring they are only paying for what they need. The consumption-based pricing model is designed to offer flexibility and align costs with the value customers receive from the platform, making it suitable for businesses with varying data volumes and usage patterns.