Six Salesforce Quick Start packages with the price written on the page. You pick the cloud, we tell you what gets built and when it ships, and there's no SOW round. Most projects are live in three to four weeks.
Every package below has a scope, a price range, and a delivery window we'll actually hit. The kickoff call nails down the exact number inside the range — that's the number you pay.
Pipeline, leads, opportunities, forecasts. Configured to match how your reps already work instead of forcing them onto a generic process.
Cases, queues, console, knowledge base, omnichannel routing. The setup most support teams are missing on day one of their Salesforce trial.
Email Studio configured. Journey Builder running two starter journeys. Audience segmentation done. Plus the Sales Cloud connection so finance can finally see what marketing actually delivers.
Pardot wired up properly. Lead scoring that means something. Two nurture programs running. Forms talking to Salesforce instead of dropping leads.
A portal in your brand, for customers or partners. Self-service for the things they keep emailing your team about. SSO if you need it.
NPSP done right. Donors, gifts, grants, volunteers — structured the way auditors and funders need to see it. Plus the dashboards your board will actually look at.
We've run this playbook 50+ times. Same shape every time, even when the cloud changes. You'll know your go-live date on day one.
A senior consultant talks to the people who'll actually use the system — usually 3 to 5 of them. By Friday you have a written blueprint covering data model, automation, and what each role sees on screen. You sign off before anything gets built.
Configuration happens in a sandbox where you can poke at it before it's real. Two UAT rounds — first one's usually "what's missing", second one's polish. Production deploy waits until your team says they're happy.
Cutover gets managed by the same consultant who built it. Training is live, split by role, and recorded for whoever joins next quarter. The next two weeks you can still email us when something's confusing.
Six things that ship with every package, regardless of which cloud you picked. Nothing here is an upcharge.
The consultant on your kickoff call is the one configuring your org, training your team, and picking up the phone in week six when something doesn't make sense. No SDR layer. No junior handoff.
Before any field gets created, you get a written document covering data model, automation, dashboards, and permissions. You read it, you approve it, then we open the org.
Production stays untouched until everything's been tested. Two UAT rounds in sandbox with your team poking at it. If something feels wrong, we fix it before deploy day.
Live training, but split: reps get the rep version, managers get the manager version, admins get the deeper one. Everything's recorded so the person you hire next month doesn't get a worse onboarding.
Fourteen days of post-launch support over email or Slack. User questions, dashboard tweaks, anything that breaks. You're not on your own the morning after launch.
An admin guide ships with the build. Field descriptions, automation logic, the security model, everything an internal admin needs to extend the org without calling us.
You signed the Salesforce contract last month and the team's still in spreadsheets. The trial discount's running down. You need to be using the platform before procurement asks why.
Open-ended consulting contracts don't get past your CFO. A Quick Start gives Finance one PO, one number, one delivery date. The conversation stops being about scope and starts being about timing.
Sales Cloud's been running for a year and now Service is in the contract. A Quick Start gets the new cloud live without re-architecting what's already working.
After 50 builds you stop discovering. You know which fields the team uses, which validation rules cause arguments, which dashboard nobody ever looks at. We skip the discovery rabbit holes other firms charge for.
Three or four weeks. Hard stop. Anything that drifts outside scope lands on a phase-two list rather than stretching the project. Your launch date doesn't move.
A Quick Start isn't a throwaway prototype. It's built the way a senior architect would build the same thing as a full implementation. When you're ready to add integrations or custom development, you don't have to rip up the foundation.
Pick the cloud you need now. Most clients add another package six months later for the next phase.
Because team size, custom fields, and integrations move the math. After our 30-minute kickoff we send a written quote with one fixed number inside the range. That's what you pay. We invoice for exactly that amount, never more.
Every project is led by Salesforce-certified consultants. Active certifications, renewed every release cycle. No junior-only delivery teams.
20+ active certifications across our delivery team. Renewed every Salesforce release cycle (three times a year).
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Salesforce implementation costs vary widely — from $5,000 for a small Sales Cloud Essentials setup to $500,000+ for an enterprise multi-cloud rollout. For Clotus, typical Sales Cloud implementations range from $5,000 quick-starts up to $250,000+ multi-cloud enterprise rollouts. Most projects land between $25,000-$100,000. Use the Request a Quote form for a number specific to your project.
Most implementations run 8-14 weeks. Quick-start packages can be done in 2-4 weeks. Enterprise multi-cloud rollouts go 4-9 months. Before any of that, do a 2-week discovery sprint. Most of the projects that blow past their timeline didn't do one.
Sales Cloud is for sales teams: pipeline, opportunities, forecasting, lead-to-cash. Service Cloud is for support teams: case management, knowledge bases, omni-channel. Most businesses need both, with shared customer data.
Yes. Clotus has been a Salesforce Consulting Partner for over a decade. Salesforce was the founding service. The team holds 20+ certifications: Admin, Platform Developer, AI Specialist, Data Cloud Consultant, and others.
Agentforce is Salesforce's autonomous AI agent layer. Honest answer: most businesses aren't ready for it. Agents need clean, unified data (Data Cloud) to work. Skip that step and they'll confidently produce wrong answers. We start most AI conversations with a data audit before talking about agents.
Yes. We handle CRM migrations from HubSpot, Dynamics, Pipedrive, Zoho, Freshsales, custom systems, and spreadsheets. A 10-week migration with no data loss is realistic for most companies. Larger orgs with custom systems may need longer.
Yes. Most Clotus clients stay on a managed services agreement after go-live, anywhere from 10 hours a month to a dedicated full-time engineer. We work in 90-day cycles with a quarterly health-check report.
Roughly a third of our work is rescuing broken Salesforce orgs. Start with a Health Check (request it above). From there we'll send a remediation roadmap. Most broken orgs can be stabilised in 4-8 weeks.
Our delivery teams span India (primary), United States, and the Middle East. We support clients across all three time zones with same-day responsiveness during local business hours.
Big SIs work if you have a $500K+ budget and don't mind getting passed between sales, pre-sales, and delivery teams. Clotus works across every segment: SMB, growth-stage, mid-market, and enterprise. From a 15-person startup that needs Sales Cloud Essentials to a 5,000-person company running multi-cloud rollouts. What stays consistent across all of them: the people who scope the project are the people who build it.
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