CRM Stock Price Today: Live Salesforce CRMUSDT Data

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE: CRM) stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange, with live price data, extended hours quotes, and key financial statistics available in the widget below. CRM shares trade during regular market hours: 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday. Pre-market trading runs from 4:00 AM ET to 9:30 AM ET; after-hours trading runs from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM ET, with both extended sessions reflecting lower liquidity and indicative prices. On trading platforms, Salesforce stock also appears as CRMUSDT, a display convention indicating the price in US dollars that is functionally equivalent to the NYSE quote and is not a cryptocurrency instrument. Crypto traders can access Salesforce price exposure through the CRMUSDT perpetual contract on Bybit.

[Live Price Widget: Current Price | Change $ | Change % | Pre-Market Price and % Change | After-Hours Price and % Change | Session Volume vs. 30-Day Average | Bid/Ask | Last Updated: [HH:MM AM/PM ET, Month DD, YYYY] | Data sourced from [Provider]. Prices may be delayed up to 15 minutes.]

Today's Market Summary: Why Is Salesforce Stock Moving?

Last Updated: [HH:MM AM/PM ET, Month DD, YYYY]

Salesforce (CRM) is [up/down] [X]% as of [time] ET, following [specific named catalyst, e.g., a quarterly earnings report that showed non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS) of $[X.XX] against the analyst consensus of $[Y.YY], according to data compiled by Bloomberg]. The broader S&P 500 index is [up/down] [Y]% in the same session, indicating that [CRM's move is company-specific / CRM is tracking broader market sentiment]. Enterprise software stocks are [outperforming/underperforming] the index, with Salesforce's movement [amplified/muted] by [secondary catalyst if applicable].

Analyst reactions have been [mixed/broadly positive/cautious], with [named institution] adjusting its 12-month price target for CRM to $[X] following the announcement, according to [Source].

Key Catalysts Driving CRM Today

• [Q4 FY2025 Earnings Beat]: Salesforce reported non-GAAP EPS of $[X.XX] versus the analyst consensus estimate of $[Y.YY], a beat of $[Z.ZZ] per share, according to [Source].
• [Agentforce Adoption Update]: Management disclosed paid Agentforce customers as of [date], according to the earnings call transcript, driving analyst upgrades at [Firm].
• [Nasdaq Movement]: The Nasdaq Composite fell %, pulling technology stocks broadly lower and contributing to pressure on CRM alongside company-specific news.
• [Forward Guidance]: Salesforce guided for Q FY revenue of $ to $ billion, [below/above] the analyst consensus estimate of $[Y] billion, according to data compiled by [Source].

CRM Key Statistics: Market Cap, P/E Ratio, EPS & More

Salesforce's essential financial statistics are displayed below, sourced from [Provider] and updated as of [date].

Data as of [date], sourced from [Provider].

What These Numbers Mean

Salesforce's market capitalization of approximately $[X] billion places it among the largest companies in the S&P 500 technology sector, reflecting its position as the global leader in customer relationship management software by market share. The price-to-earnings ratio (P/E ratio, the stock price divided by annual earnings per share) of [X]x on a forward non-GAAP basis is [above/below] the S&P 500's average of approximately [Y]x, reflecting investor expectations for above-average earnings growth driven by Agentforce adoption and SaaS revenue expansion. Trading volume of [X] million shares represents [X]% of the 30-day average daily volume, [confirming heightened institutional activity / suggesting a typical session].

Salesforce Stock Price Chart: 1D, 1W, 1M, 1Y, 5Y Views

Salesforce (CRM) stock is [up/down] [X]% over the past year, with the interactive chart below showing price action across six timeframes: 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 1 year, 5 years, and all-time from the June 2004 IPO. The chart supports volume bar overlay and moving average display for technical analysis.

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Salesforce Stock Performance: YTD and Historical Context

Salesforce stock is [up/down] [X]% year-to-date (YTD) as of [date], compared to the S&P 500's [up/down] [Y]% and the Nasdaq Composite technology sector's [up/down] [Z]% over the same period. CRM trades [X]% below its 52-week high of $[X.XX] reached on [date] and [X]% above its 52-week low of $[X.XX] reached on [date]. Salesforce's all-time high price was $[X.XX], reached on [date] during the 2021 technology bull market peak. For long-term context, Salesforce went public on June 23, 2004, at an IPO price of $11.00 per share, according to the SEC EDGAR S-1 prospectus; an investor who purchased CRM shares at that price has seen a return of approximately [X]% as of [date].

The company's stock price history reflects a series of major acquisitions: the ExactTarget purchase in 2013 expanded its marketing cloud, the MuleSoft acquisition in 2018 for approximately $6.5 billion added integration capabilities, and the Tableau and Slack purchases in 2019 and 2021 drove further growth in data analytics and collaboration. The 2022 correction period brought CRM from its all-time high to a multi-year low as rising interest rates weighed on high-multiple software stocks broadly. The subsequent recovery trajectory has been shaped by improving operating margins, Agentforce's launch, and dividend initiation.

Salesforce Stock News: Latest Headlines & Price Catalysts

Last Updated: [timestamp]

The items below cover the most significant Salesforce developments from the past seven days, ordered most recent first. All items carry publication dates within seven days of this page's last update.

[Headline 1: Salesforce Reports Q[X] FY[X] Earnings Beat on Agentforce Momentum] Source: [Publisher], [Month DD, YYYY] Salesforce reported non-GAAP EPS of $[X.XX] for Q[X] FY[X], beating the analyst consensus estimate of $[Y.YY] by $[Z.ZZ], according to the company's earnings press release. Revenue of $[X] billion represented [X]% growth year-over-year and [beat/met/missed] the consensus estimate of $[Y] billion. CRM moved [up/down] [X]% in after-hours trading on the release.

[Headline 2: [Firm] Raises CRM Price Target to $[X], Cites Agentforce Adoption] Source: [Publisher], [Month DD, YYYY] Analysts at [Firm] raised their 12-month price target for Salesforce (CRM) to $[X] from $[Y], maintaining a Buy rating. The firm cited Agentforce's early enterprise adoption metrics as evidence for accelerating annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth, projecting the platform could contribute $[X] billion in incremental revenue by fiscal year [X], according to the analyst note cited by [Aggregator].

[Headline 3: Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Highlights AI Strategy at [Event]] Source: [Publisher], [Month DD, YYYY] Salesforce Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff outlined the company's AI agent expansion roadmap at [Event], emphasizing Agentforce's consumption-based pricing model as a driver of long-term revenue diversification. His commentary on enterprise AI adoption timelines drew positive response from analysts in the sessions that followed, according to [Publisher].

[Headline 4: Enterprise Software Sector Faces IT Spending Headwinds, Analysts Warn] Source: [Publisher], [Month DD, YYYY] Analysts at [Firm] flagged macroeconomic pressures on enterprise information technology budgets as a near-term risk for customer relationship management software vendors including Salesforce, Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), and SAP SE (NYSE: SAP). The note cited slowing cloud consolidation trends and cautious enterprise spending as factors that could constrain revenue growth acceleration.

[Headline 5: Salesforce Declares Quarterly Dividend of $[X.XX] Per Share] Source: Salesforce Investor Relations, [Month DD, YYYY] Salesforce's board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $[X.XX] per share, payable on [Payment Date] to shareholders of record as of [Record Date]. The ex-dividend date is [Ex-Date]. This represents the company's [Xth] quarterly dividend since initiating its first-ever dividend program in fiscal year 2024, according to Salesforce Investor Relations.

Salesforce Analyst Ratings & Price Targets (2025)

Of [X] analysts covering Salesforce tracked as of [date], [Y] rate CRM as Buy, [Z] as Hold, and [W] as Sell. The average 12-month price target is $[X.XX], representing approximately [X]% upside from the current price of $[Y.YY]. The high price target among tracked analysts is $[X.XX] and the low is $[Y.YY], according to data compiled as of [date].

Recent rating changes include: [Firm A] raised its price target to $[X] from $[Y] on [date], citing Agentforce adoption momentum; [Firm B] maintained a Hold rating with a $[X] price target following the most recent earnings release; and [Firm C] initiated coverage at Buy with a $[X] price target, according to analyst notes cited by [Aggregator]. Consensus has [shifted more bullish/remained stable/shifted more cautious] following the most recent quarterly earnings report.

Analyst ratings are for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Bull Case vs. Bear Case: What Analysts Are Saying

The bull case for CRM stock centers on three analyst-cited factors: Agentforce adoption momentum, operating margin expansion, and the 2024 dividend initiation as evidence of sustained free cash flow generation. Analysts at [Firm] point to Agentforce's consumption-based pricing model as a mechanism for revenue growth that is less dependent on seat count expansion than traditional SaaS metrics, according to their research note dated [date]. Margin improvement from restructuring actions taken in fiscal year [X] has also been cited by [Firm] as a reason for higher forward EPS estimates, according to [Source].

The bear case focuses on slowing revenue growth, elevated forward P/E valuation multiples relative to sector peers, and competitive pressure from Microsoft Copilot for Sales (NASDAQ: MSFT), which competes directly with Agentforce in enterprise AI workflow automation. Bears also point to execution risk in the transition from subscription-based to consumption-based AI pricing, which introduces revenue timing uncertainty, according to analyst commentary cited by [Source]. Both perspectives represent analyst views, not editorial recommendations.

Salesforce Earnings: Results, Estimates & Next Report Date

Salesforce's next earnings release is expected on [date] for [Quarter Label] FY[X]. Below are the most recent quarterly results and forward estimates, updated immediately after each earnings announcement.

Salesforce reports quarterly earnings four times per fiscal year. The company's fiscal year ends January 31, so fiscal year 2025 covers the period ending January 31, 2025.

Most Recent Quarterly Results: EPS and Revenue vs. Estimates

Data sourced from [Provider] and Salesforce Investor Relations. Last updated: [date].

Management guided for Q[X] FY[X] revenue of $[X] to $[X] billion and non-GAAP EPS of $[X.XX] to $[X.XX], according to the [Quarter] FY[X] earnings call transcript. The guidance [exceeded/fell below] the analyst consensus estimate of $[Y] billion in revenue and $[Y.YY] in non-GAAP EPS, according to data compiled by [Source].

Salesforce Next Earnings Date 2025

Next Earnings Event: [Quarter Label, e.g., Q1 FY2026 Earnings] Expected Date: [Month DD, YYYY] ([before/after] market close) Consensus EPS Estimate (non-GAAP): $[X.XX] Consensus Revenue Estimate: $[X] billion

For official confirmation and live earnings webcast access, see Salesforce Investor Relations. Quarterly earnings releases are among the most common triggers for large single-day price movements in CRM stock, as reported results are compared against analyst consensus estimates in real time.

Salesforce AI Strategy: Agentforce, Einstein AI & Growth Catalysts

Salesforce's artificial intelligence strategy centers on two platforms: Agentforce, an autonomous AI agent system launched in fiscal year 2025, and Einstein AI, the predictive analytics layer embedded across Salesforce's customer relationship management software products. Together, these platforms represent the primary growth narrative that analysts cite when justifying above-sector-average valuation multiples for CRM stock.

What Is Agentforce and Why Does It Matter for CRM Stock?

Agentforce is Salesforce's autonomous AI agent platform, launched in fiscal year 2025, which allows businesses to deploy AI agents that independently handle customer service inquiries, sales outreach, and data analysis tasks without requiring human intervention for each transaction. Unlike traditional customer relationship management software, which requires users to log data and navigate interfaces, Agentforce agents execute multi-step workflows on behalf of users. The pricing distinction matters for investors. The platform charges per conversation or task completed rather than per seat, which distinguishes it from Salesforce's traditional subscription structure and introduces a variable revenue component. Higher adoption rates translate directly into higher revenue per customer, which analysts track as a key indicator for CRM stock price expectations.

Einstein AI is Salesforce's established artificial intelligence platform, embedded across its customer relationship management software products to deliver predictive lead scoring, automated recommendations, and natural language processing capabilities. Einstein AI forms the analytical infrastructure layer upon which Agentforce's autonomous agent capabilities are built: where Einstein AI predicts, Agentforce acts.

Agentforce's financial impact on Salesforce's revenue is reflected in its annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth trajectory. Management has cited AI product adoption as a contributor to ARR expansion in recent earnings calls, according to earnings call transcripts. Analysts at [Firm] cited Agentforce adoption as the primary driver behind a price target increase to $[X] in [date], projecting the platform could contribute $[X] billion in incremental revenue by fiscal year [X], according to the analyst note cited by [Aggregator]. The Data Cloud product, which feeds customer data into Agentforce workflows, and MuleSoft, the integration platform connecting third-party systems to Salesforce's AI agents, are both cited as growth enablers in this AI monetization narrative.

The primary risk to the AI growth thesis is competitive pressure from Microsoft Copilot for Sales (NASDAQ: MSFT), which integrates AI workflow automation directly into Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 and competes with Agentforce for enterprise AI budgets. Analysts also flag execution risk in Salesforce's transition from predictable subscription revenue to variable consumption-based AI revenue, introducing greater quarter-to-quarter timing uncertainty, according to research cited by [Source]. Macroeconomic sensitivity in enterprise information technology budgets is a secondary risk factor cited by analysts monitoring CRM's revenue growth trajectory.

Salesforce Stock vs. Competitors: CRM vs. MSFT, ORCL, SAP & HUBS

Salesforce's primary competitors in enterprise customer relationship management software are Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT), Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), SAP SE (NYSE: SAP), and HubSpot (NYSE: HUBS), as shown in the comparison table below.

Data as of [date], sourced from [Provider]. The SAP NYSE listing is an American Depositary Receipt; currency effects may influence pricing relative to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing.

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) competes with Salesforce in enterprise CRM and database software, and is frequently cited alongside CRM in analyst sector comparisons. SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) is a German enterprise software company that competes with Salesforce in large-enterprise CRM and ERP deployments, as well as data analytics solutions.

On a forward P/E basis, CRM [trades at a premium/discount] to the peer group average of [X]x, reflecting the market's pricing of Agentforce's AI monetization potential relative to more mature peers such as Oracle and SAP, which carry lower growth expectations and lower valuation multiples. Salesforce's revenue growth rate of [X]% year-over-year [exceeds/trails] Oracle's [Y]% and SAP's [Z]%, according to data compiled by [Source] as of [date], supporting the premium valuation argument advanced by CRM bulls.

Salesforce reportedly explored acquiring HubSpot (NYSE: HUBS) in 2024, a development that made the CRM versus HUBS comparison especially relevant for investors monitoring the mid-market customer relationship management competitive landscape. Microsoft's AI announcements, particularly Azure OpenAI integrations and Copilot for Sales expansions, frequently influence CRM's stock price through sector-level sentiment shifts even when Salesforce itself has not released news.

For live pricing on related technology stocks, see Amazon (AMZN) stock price live data and CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock price today as additional reference points within the sector.

Salesforce Dividend & Share Buyback Program

Salesforce initiated its first-ever quarterly cash dividend in fiscal year 2024, marking a shift from the company's historically growth-only capital allocation model. This milestone signals management confidence in sustained free cash flow generation and represents a move toward returning capital to shareholders, a characteristic more typical of mature large-cap companies than of high-growth SaaS businesses.

Dividend Summary (Source: Salesforce Investor Relations)

Prior to fiscal year 2024, Salesforce paid no dividend, reinvesting all earnings and free cash flow into product development and acquisitions. The dividend initiation reflects a profile shift from hyper-growth to mature-growth, with management citing sustained free cash flow generation as the basis for the capital return program, according to Salesforce Investor Relations. Income-oriented investors who historically excluded CRM from consideration may find its capital return profile relevant given this change.

Salesforce also maintains an active share repurchase program. The current authorized buyback totals $[X] billion, with $[X] billion in shares repurchased to date, according to the most recent 10-Q filing (SEC EDGAR). Share repurchases reduce total shares outstanding, which increases earnings per share (EPS) calculations on a per-share basis, all else equal. Salesforce has not executed a stock split as of [date]; CRM shares trade at a high nominal price per share without adjustment.

CRM Technical Analysis: RSI, MACD & Support/Resistance Levels

The technical analysis readings below reflect current market data for CRM stock, sourced from [Provider] as of [date], covering five commonly tracked indicators: RSI (Relative Strength Index), MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence), 50-day moving average, 200-day moving average, and Average True Range (ATR).

Nearest Support Level: $[X.XX] — A price level where buying activity has historically exceeded selling pressure, limiting further declines. Nearest Resistance Level: $[X.XX] — A price level where selling activity has historically exceeded buying pressure, capping advances.

CRM's RSI of [X] suggests the stock is in [overbought territory above 70 / neutral territory between 30 and 70 / oversold territory below 30], indicating [caution about near-term momentum / balanced conditions / potential for a technical rebound] based on historical price patterns. The stock trades [above/below] both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating [bullish/bearish/mixed] medium-term momentum. Technical signals reflect price history and carry no guarantee of future price direction.

What Is CRMUSDT? Understanding Salesforce's Trading Notation

CRMUSDT is the trading pair notation used on crypto derivatives platforms, including Bybit, to represent Salesforce stock (NYSE: CRM) as a perpetual futures contract priced in USDT. The USDT suffix refers to US Dollar Tether, a USD-pegged stablecoin used as the settlement currency. The CRMUSDT price tracks the NYSE CRM price in US dollars. CRMUSDT does not confer ownership of Salesforce shares; it is a cash-settled derivatives instrument. Crypto traders who want Salesforce price exposure without a traditional brokerage account can trade CRMUSDT on Bybit.

About Salesforce: Company Overview & Business Model

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE: CRM) is the world's leading cloud-based customer relationship management software company, providing sales automation, customer service tools, marketing solutions, and data management capabilities to businesses ranging from small enterprises to Fortune 500 companies. According to Gartner's Magic Quadrant for CRM, Salesforce holds the largest global market share among customer relationship management software vendors.

The company operates on a SaaS (Software as a Service) model, hosting its applications in the cloud and billing customers on a subscription basis rather than requiring on-premise software installations. Salesforce was among the first companies to establish the enterprise SaaS delivery model at scale, which underpins its competitive position and premium valuation relative to traditional software peers. SaaS companies are typically valued on revenue multiples and recurring revenue metrics such as ARR rather than on traditional P/E ratios alone, a distinction relevant when interpreting Salesforce's valuation data. The business delivers its applications entirely over cloud computing infrastructure, enabling rapid scalability without requiring customers to manage on-premise software.

The company serves over 150,000 customers across more than 150 countries, generating revenue across three primary geographic segments (Americas, APAC, EMEA). Its product portfolio spans Sales Cloud (sales force automation), Service Cloud (customer support), Marketing Cloud (marketing automation), Commerce Cloud (e-commerce), Data Cloud (customer data platform), and Agentforce (autonomous AI agents). Its acquisition portfolio includes MuleSoft (2018, approximately $6.5 billion), Tableau (2019, approximately $15.7 billion), and Slack (2021, approximately $27.7 billion). Slack's integration performance and monetization trajectory have been closely monitored by investors as a measure of Salesforce's M&A execution capability.

Marc Benioff co-founded Salesforce in 1999 in San Francisco, California. He serves as Chairman and CEO. His keynote announcements, particularly at Dreamforce (Salesforce's annual customer conference), and his forward guidance on earnings calls are direct price-moving events that institutional investors and analysts closely track when forming price targets. The company has been a component of the S&P 500 index and was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average in August 2020, broadening the stock's institutional ownership base as index funds benchmarked to the DJIA became required holders. See Apple (AAPL) stock price live data as a reference for another major S&P 500 technology component. Salesforce's ticker symbol is CRM and it trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE); the company went public on June 23, 2004, at an IPO price of $11.00 per share, according to the SEC EDGAR S-1 prospectus.

How to Buy Salesforce Stock (CRM): Step-by-Step Guide

Buying Salesforce (CRM) shares requires a funded brokerage account and takes fewer than five minutes once the account is established.

Crypto alternative: Traders seeking Salesforce price exposure without a traditional brokerage account can trade CRMUSDT perpetual contracts on Bybit. See the complete CRMUSDT trading guide for step-by-step instructions.

1. Choose a brokerage account. Select a regulated US brokerage platform that provides access to NYSE-listed stocks. Options include Fidelity, Charles Schwab, Robinhood, E*TRADE, and TD Ameritrade, among others. No specific platform is endorsed here; compare fee structures and features before selecting.

2. Open and fund your account. Complete the platform's identity verification process and deposit funds via bank transfer, wire, or check. Most platforms allow account funding within one to three business days.

3. Search for the CRM ticker. In the brokerage's stock search bar, type "CRM" or "Salesforce" to locate the NYSE-listed shares. Confirm the exchange listed is NYSE before placing any order.

4. Choose your order type. A market order executes immediately at the current market price. A limit order executes only if the stock reaches a price you specify, giving you control over the purchase price at the cost of execution certainty.

5. Enter your share quantity or dollar amount. Most platforms accept both share-quantity orders (e.g., "5 shares of CRM") and dollar-amount orders (e.g., "$500 of CRM").

6. Review and submit. Confirm the order details, including ticker symbol, quantity, order type, and estimated total cost, then submit the order.

7. Monitor your position. Track CRM's live price using the widget at the top of this page.

This guide is for informational purposes only. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions: Salesforce Stock Price

What is Salesforce's stock price today?

Salesforce (CRM) stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol CRM. The current live price, including intraday change, session volume, pre-market pricing, and after-hours pricing, is available in the widget at the top of this page. The widget updates in near-real-time during market hours (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET). Data may be delayed by up to 15 minutes and should not be used for time-sensitive trading decisions.

Why is Salesforce stock up or down today?

Salesforce stock price movements are driven by quarterly earnings results, analyst rating changes, macroeconomic conditions affecting technology stocks (particularly Nasdaq movements and interest rate changes), AI product announcements related to Salesforce's Agentforce platform, and broader enterprise software sector trends. See the Today's Market Summary section above for the specific catalyst driving the current trading session, updated each trading day.

Is Salesforce a good stock to buy right now?

According to [X] analysts tracked as of [date], the consensus rating for Salesforce (CRM) is [Buy/Hold/Sell], with an average 12-month price target of $[X.XX]. See the Analyst Ratings section above for the full Buy/Hold/Sell breakdown and recent rating changes. Analyst forecasts do not guarantee future stock performance. This page does not provide personalized financial advice; consult a qualified financial professional before making investment decisions.

What is Salesforce's 52-week high and low?

Salesforce's 52-week high is $[X.XX], reached on [date], and its 52-week low is $[X.XX], reached on [date], according to data sourced from [Provider] as of [date]. The 52-week range represents the highest and lowest prices at which CRM has traded over the past year of market sessions, and is commonly used to assess whether a stock is trading near the top or bottom of its recent price history. See the Key Statistics Panel above for the current range values.

What is Salesforce's market cap?

Salesforce's market capitalization is approximately $[X] billion as of [date], according to data sourced from [Provider]. Market capitalization equals the current share price multiplied by the total number of shares outstanding, representing the total equity value of the company. Salesforce's market cap places it among the largest enterprise software companies in the S&P 500 technology sector. See the Key Statistics Panel above for the current figure.

Does Salesforce pay a dividend?

Yes, Salesforce pays a quarterly cash dividend. The company initiated its first-ever dividend in fiscal year 2024, a notable shift from its historically growth-only capital allocation model. As of [date], CRM pays $[X.XX] per share per quarter, representing an annualized yield of approximately [X]% at the current stock price. The next ex-dividend date is [date]. See the Dividend section above for full details, sourced from Salesforce Investor Relations.

What is Salesforce's P/E ratio?

Salesforce's trailing P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio, which compares the current stock price to annual earnings per share) is [X]x on a non-GAAP basis and [Y]x on a GAAP basis as of [date], according to data sourced from [Provider]. The forward P/E ratio, based on analyst consensus EPS estimates for the next 12 months, is [Z]x (non-GAAP). Salesforce's forward P/E is [above/below] the S&P 500's average of approximately [W]x, reflecting investor expectations for above-average earnings growth. See the Key Statistics Panel above for current values.

When is Salesforce's next earnings date?

Salesforce's next scheduled earnings release is [Quarter Label, e.g., Q1 FY2026 Earnings], expected on [date] [before/after] market close, according to current investor relations guidance. Earnings dates are subject to change; see Salesforce Investor Relations for official confirmation. Quarterly earnings releases are among the most common triggers for large single-day price movements in CRM stock.

What does CRMUSDT mean?

CRMUSDT is the perpetual futures contract notation for Salesforce stock (NYSE: CRM) priced in USDT on crypto derivatives platforms such as Bybit. The USDT suffix refers to US Dollar Tether, a USD-equivalent stablecoin used as the settlement currency. CRMUSDT is not a cryptocurrency — it is a cash-settled derivatives instrument that tracks CRM's stock price. Crypto traders who want Salesforce price exposure can trade CRMUSDT on Bybit. See the Technical Analysis section above for more detail.

Has Salesforce ever done a stock split?

Salesforce (CRM) has not executed a stock split as of [date]. Unlike some technology peers that have split their shares to lower the nominal price per share, CRM shares trade at a high price without stock split adjustment. A stock split increases the number of shares while proportionally reducing the price per share, leaving total market capitalization unchanged. If Salesforce's split history changes, this answer will be updated immediately.

What does Salesforce do?

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE: CRM) is the world's leading provider of cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) software, helping businesses manage sales pipelines, customer service interactions, marketing campaigns, and data analytics. Its core products include Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Marketing Cloud, and Commerce Cloud, with Agentforce as its AI-powered autonomous agent platform. According to Gartner's Magic Quadrant for CRM, Salesforce holds the largest global market share in the customer relationship management software category.

Who are Salesforce's biggest competitors?

Salesforce's primary competitors in enterprise CRM and cloud software include Microsoft Dynamics (NASDAQ: MSFT), Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), SAP SE (NYSE: SAP), and HubSpot (NYSE: HUBS). Microsoft competes via its Dynamics 365 suite and Copilot AI platform. Oracle and SAP compete at the large-enterprise level across CRM and ERP deployments. HubSpot targets the mid-market segment. See the Competitor Comparison Table above for a side-by-side data view.

Salesforce Stock: Key Takeaways for Investors

Salesforce, Inc. (NYSE: CRM) is the world's leading customer relationship management software company by market share, with its stock performance driven by AI monetization progress, quarterly earnings execution, and broader enterprise software sector trends.

• Live price data for CRM is available in the widget at the top of this page, updated in near-real-time during NYSE trading hours (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET), including pre-market and after-hours quotes for extended session monitoring.
• Analyst consensus as of [date] stands at [Buy/Hold/Sell] based on tracked analysts, with an average 12-month price target of $[X.XX]. Analyst projections are not guarantees of future performance.
• Agentforce, Salesforce's autonomous AI agent platform, represents the primary growth catalyst cited by analysts in 2024 and 2025 upgrade cycles. Its consumption-based pricing is expected to expand revenue per customer as enterprise adoption scales.
• Dividend: Salesforce initiated its first-ever quarterly cash dividend in fiscal year 2024, paying $[X.XX] per share quarterly at an annualized yield of approximately % at current prices.
• Next earnings: [Quarter Label] results are expected on [date]. Earnings releases remain the most common trigger for large single-day price movements in CRM stock.
• Competitive context: Salesforce competes primarily with Microsoft (MSFT), Oracle (ORCL), SAP SE (SAP), and HubSpot (HUBS) in enterprise CRM. For a related enterprise technology stock view, see the CrowdStrike (CRWD) stock price today page.
• Crypto exposure: Traders seeking Salesforce price exposure via crypto derivatives can trade CRMUSDT on Bybit.

All data on this page is updated daily during trading hours. For real-time CRM pricing, use the live widget at the top of this page.

The information provided on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Analyst ratings, price targets, and forecasts represent professional estimates based on available data and are subject to change without notice. Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Stock prices and financial data shown may be delayed by up to 15 minutes and should not be used for time-sensitive trading decisions.

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