How much does a Salesforce MCP server cost?

Everything, with no per-action fees. After the 7-day free trial, the current price is $5 per user each month for the first month, then $15 per month. The core is unlimited metadata search: find the Apex class, trigger, Flow, LWC, validation rule, object, or field behind any org behavior and get a plain-English explanation. You can also answer live data questions with SOQL, create and update records, write a change, validate it with tests, deploy it through the Salesforce Metadata API when you approve, run one-off Apex, generate org documentation, and connect two Salesforce orgs.

No. Finding, reading, writing, validating, and deploying metadata, including Apex, Flows, LWC, validation rules, objects, and fields, is included at $5 per user each month for the first month, then $15 per month. Salesforce workflows that invoke metered services such as Agentforce actions can consume Flex Credits, currently $500 per 100,000 credits at US list price.

Sometimes. Salesforce says Hosted MCP access is included with Enterprise Edition and above, while ordinary CRM access uses existing API limits. Flex Credits can apply when an MCP workflow invokes a metered Salesforce service such as an Agentforce action, Data 360 query, or Prompt Builder.

At Salesforce’s current US public list price of $500 per 100,000 Flex Credits, a standard production Agentforce action using 20 credits works out to $0.10. A standard sandbox action uses 16 credits, or $0.08 at that list price. Contracted pricing and included entitlements can differ.

No. ApexGenius charges $5 per user each month for the first month, then $15 per month after the 7-day free trial and does not add a per-action fee for ApexGenius MCP tool calls. The plan includes two connected Salesforce orgs. Salesforce API limits, your AI client plan, and any separately metered Salesforce services still apply.

Salesforce says Hosted MCP access is included with Enterprise Edition and above with no separate MCP SKU. It is not a standalone free Salesforce product. You still need the applicable Salesforce edition, authorized access, API capacity, and any licenses required by an underlying service.

No. Salesforce’s current Flex Credits rate card says credits must be used before the Order End Date and do not roll over. Included entitlements and contract terms should be confirmed on the customer’s order form.

Salesforce’s current pricing FAQ says usage above the entitlement is billed monthly in arrears at the contracted rate, without an overage penalty. Buying model and contract details can differ, so customers should confirm their terms and Digital Wallet alerts.

The standard hosted servers focus on record operations, queries, analytics, and invoking Apex and Flows that already exist; Salesforce describes MCP as the inbound path to read data and invoke business logic. Authoring new metadata and deploying it is a different job. ApexGenius covers that build layer: stage Apex, Flows, LWC, fields, and report definitions, then deploy through the Metadata API on your approval, running your tests as part of the deployment. Note this is true of Salesforce’s hosted servers specifically. The separate Salesforce DX MCP Server does deploy metadata, but it runs locally and needs a CLI, a Node toolchain, and an SFDX project on disk.

Drafting does not. Writing and revising staged Apex, Flow, field, or report source happens in project staging on ApexGenius servers, so iteration costs no Salesforce API requests. An eight-revision authoring loop issues none at all. Salesforce is called for the operations that genuinely need the org: SOQL and record work, metadata retrieves, and the deployment itself, and those use normal API requests under your existing limits.

Salesforce documentation says new usage types now track third-party agent work on the platform and apply to Headless 360 usage, naming Salesforce Record Operation (CRUD) and Salesforce Process Invocation, and that multipliers are currently listed as TBA and not metered, with 30 days’ notice before metering begins. Flex Credits already apply when MCP workflows invoke Agentforce actions or Data 360 queries. Confirm current terms with your account executive.

Often not. If the request is people wanting to query records, merge duplicates, build reports, update Flows, and deploy changes from Claude or ChatGPT, that is a person working through AI, which an MCP connector covers at a flat price. Autonomous agents that operate unattended in Salesforce channels are a different job with agent-platform pricing and governance. Salesforce’s documentation describes MCP as an access pattern rather than an agent operating model.

No. ApexGenius is the Salesforce MCP connector. Your Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, or other compatible AI plan remains separate, as does your existing Salesforce subscription.

Yes. The ApexGenius MCP plan includes two Salesforce orgs, so a common setup is one production org and one sandbox. Each connection uses an authorized Salesforce credential and remains subject to that org’s permissions and limits.