The final pricing of Marketing Cloud depends on various factors such as data volume, level of usage, and component selection. These factors play a significant role in determining the overall cost of the solution.
Apart from data volume, level of usage, and component selection, there are several other factors that can influence the final price of Salesforce Marketing Cloud. Some of these factors include:
Feature Set: The specific features and functionalities you choose to include in your Marketing Cloud implementation can impact the pricing. Different feature sets may have varying costs associated with them.
Customization and Integration: The level of customization and integration required with other systems or platforms can affect the pricing. Complex integrations or extensive customization may incur additional costs.
User Licenses: The number of user licenses needed within your organization can impact the pricing. The more users you have, the higher the overall cost.
Support and Service Level Agreement (SLA): Opting for enhanced support options or specific service level agreements may result in additional fees.
Contract Term: The length of your contract term can also influence the pricing. Longer-term contracts may offer more favorable pricing compared to shorter-term commitments.
It's important to work closely with Salesforce or a certified partner to determine the specific factors that may impact the pricing for your organization's implementation of Salesforce Marketing Cloud.