Tourviaformerly RouteForce

Field journal Pricing 6 min read

Salesforce Maps pricing alternative: a simpler way to buy route planning

€30per user per month, excluding tax, billed monthly. The Tourvia reference price on this page.

Compare route-planning products at the same licence count, billing period, currency, and functional scope.

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  • AuthorSKZ Consulting, the team behind Tourvia

When pricing becomes the real blocker

Teams may evaluate a Salesforce Maps pricing alternative when the commercial model becomes harder to defend at the planned licensed team size.

On 5 September 2026, Salesforce’s US pricing card listed Maps at $75/user/month and Maps Advanced at $125/user/month, billed annually; an FAQ on the same page said $150 for Advanced. Verify current edition pricing directly with Salesforce. For a 20-person field team, the pricing-card figures equal $1,500 and $2,500 per month before Salesforce platform licences.

Per-user pricing turns route planning into a recurring budget debate. Every new user can reopen the question.

Why pricing model matters as much as product fit

If a route planning product is licensed to only part of the field team, compare that scope with the operating model leadership expects.

Compare the licence formula, included workflow, add-ons, implementation, and renewal terms beside the list price.

Cost comparison: Salesforce Maps vs Tourvia

The table below shows monthly-equivalent cost at four team sizes. Salesforce Maps figures use the pricing cards checked 5 September 2026 ($75 Maps / $125 Advanced per user per month, billed annually); the page’s FAQ said $150 for Advanced, so verify current edition pricing directly with Salesforce. Tourvia standard pricing is a per-user price covering per licensed user.

Team size SF Maps Standard SF Maps Advanced Tourvia
5 users $375/mo $625/mo €30/user/mo
10 users $750/mo $1,250/mo €30/user/mo
20 users $1,500/mo $2,500/mo €30/user/mo
50 users $3,750/mo $6,250/mo €30/user/mo

Tourvia pricing is €30/user/month excluding tax. Salesforce Maps prices are in USD and use the pricing-card figures checked 5 September 2026; verify current edition pricing directly with Salesforce because its Advanced FAQ figure conflicted with the card.

What a simpler alternative looks like

  • a complete trial before the paid subscription starts
  • clear standard pricing scope
  • €30/user/month inside that scope
  • the same public per-user price at every team size

Where Tourvia fits

Tourvia takes a more operational path:

  • install from AppExchange with Get It Now for a complete 30-day trial
  • subscribe to keep the same feature set after the trial
  • standard pricing at €30/user/month excluding tax, billed monthly
  • the same public price for each licensed user

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A public per-user rate is easy to model

Tourvia costs €30 excluding tax per licensed user per month, billed monthly. Finance can calculate the yearly cost directly from the planned number of licences.

Moving from 8 to 15 licensed users increases the yearly Tourvia cost from €2,880 to €5,400 excluding tax. Buyers can include that change in the rollout budget without relying on an org-wide flat-price assumption.

How other alternatives compare on price

Salesforce Maps is not the only per-user option on the market. Other tools aimed at field teams follow similar models:

  • Badger Maps -- approximately $58/user/month, varying by plan
  • LeadBeam, $49 to $99/user/month depending on tier

Calculate the annual cost at the number of users who will plan or execute visits. An entry price for a smaller scope is not a comparable total.

Compare the annual cost at your team size

Tourvia has a public price of €30 per licensed user per month, billed monthly. Use the same team size, contract period, and feature scope when comparing it with Salesforce Maps or another route planner.

Explore a simpler route planning pricing model

Start the complete 30-day trial from AppExchange, test Tourvia in your Salesforce org, and review the subscription cost before the trial ends.