We quote it, and here's why.
re:target is priced per business unit, per assessment — not per seat. What it costs depends on how many business units are in scope and how deep the org is, and we would rather look at that with you than publish a number that is wrong for most people. New product, honest answer.
What you can buy
Simulated run
FreeFree. No sign-up, no card, no form.
A scripted run against our sample org, ending on the complete report. Every section, real data shape, 5 categories — just not your business unit.
Paid demo engagement
Quoted per business unit.
Prefer to see it on your own org before committing to a full assessment? We run one business unit as a paid engagement and walk you through the result. Ask about it when you get in touch.
Assessment, and assessment + help
Quoted on scope.
An assessment gives you
- Every object inventoried, by category
- The dependency graph, and what is unreachable from anything running
- Complexity per category, with the driver behind each band
- Every watch item — the ones needing a decision and the ones worth knowing
- Which edge types the run resolved, and which it could not
- PDF export for your statement of work
Help adds
- We move what can be moved into your org
- A named person on our side for the duration
- A workaround plan for each decision
Multiple business units and private hosting are quoted the same way. Private hosting runs re:target on infrastructure dedicated to you, in a region you pick.
Questions we get before buying
Why isn't there a price on this page?
Because we would have to guess. Scope drives it, re:target is new, and we would rather quote something we can stand behind. Ask and you get a real number, not a range designed to get you on a call.
Do you need write access?
No. Every scope we request is read-only, and they are listed before you authorize.
Do you read subscriber data?
No. We inventory metadata — assets, folders, definitions, and the edges between them. Not contacts, not sends.
Do you estimate how long the migration takes?
No. We tell you how complex each category is and what needs a decision. Duration depends on your team and your approval cycles, and we will not guess at it from a metadata scan.
Is this Marketing Cloud Next or Agentforce Marketing?
Both names are current. Salesforce now brands the suite Agentforce Marketing, with Marketing Cloud Next as the platform inside it. re:target assesses a Marketing Cloud Engagement org for that move, whichever name your Salesforce team is using this quarter.
Can you do the migration for us?
Partly. Assessment + Help means we move what can be moved. The rest needs a decision, not a script.