Salesforce becomes latest software company to cut prices for US gov't

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) became the latest enterprise software company to cut its prices for the U.S. government, the U.S. General Services Administration announced on Monday.
The GSA said Salesforce will offer Slack Enterprise Grid at a temporary price reduction of 90% and almost 70% off per user on Slack AI for Enterprise to every federal agency. The price cut is in effect until November 30, the GSA added.
“GSA welcomes Salesforce’s commitment to work with the Federal government as one customer,” said GSA Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum in a statement. “The private sector is experiencing first hand through the OneGov initiative that President Trump’s GSA is committed to being a good partner as we work together to deliver the best tools for the government at the best value for taxpayers.”
“Slack will help transform government operations by providing a secure, FedRAMP-authorized work operating system that accelerates decision-making and unifies agencies,” Salesforce executive Dave Rey added. “Paired with Salesforce’s robust ecosystem, data processes and AI agents, Slack enables government agencies to enhance productivity and deliver citizen-focused outcomes with precision and speed.”
Adobe and Google also recently announced temporary price cuts for their software with the U.S. government.

Salesforce becomes latest software company to cut prices for US gov’t