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Salesforce CPQ stopped being sold to new customers in early 2025, officially entering End-of-Sale status in March–April 2025. Existing customers can still renew and retain functionality, but Salesforce has ceased innovation on the product, redirecting all strategic investment toward Revenue Cloud Advanced (RCA). The message is clear: now is the time to upgrade from CPQ to RCA.
In this article, you’ll get answers to the top questions teams are asking right now.
This guide breaks it down and helps you start planning next steps.
Salesforce CPQ (Configure, Price, Quote) and Billing were designed to simplify sales operations by automating product configuration, pricing rules, and quote generation. But these tools were built at a time when pricing models were simpler and automation was limited.
Modern business models rely heavily on subscriptions, hybrid pricing, consumption tracking, and AI-driven processes. Salesforce CPQ wasn’t built for that complexity. Instead of overhauling the legacy system, Salesforce introduced Revenue Cloud Advanced (RCA) — a unified, modern revenue management platform that integrates quoting, billing, revenue recognition, renewals, and contract management within a scalable architecture.
RCA is built on the latest Salesforce technology stack, natively integrating with Salesforce’s AI tools, real-time analytics, and multi-cloud ecosystem. This makes it more adaptable to complex pricing models and compliance requirements.
As of March 2025, Salesforce CPQ and Billing entered End-of-Sale, new licenses are no longer available, but existing customers retain support and system access for now. This marks a clear strategic shift toward Revenue Cloud Advanced as Salesforce’s future revenue platform.
Here’s what it implies for current users:
Yes, but with limitations. Existing customers will retain access to their CPQ and Billing installations for the time being. However, continued use comes with increased risk:
If you’re running CPQ in a regulated or highly customized environment, short-term continuity may be manageable. But over time, technical debt and missed innovation will create friction in your sales and finance workflows.
Salesforce Revenue Cloud Advanced (RCA) is the next-generation platform designed to unify and modernize revenue operations across quoting, pricing, billing, renewals, and revenue recognition.
Key features include:
RCA is built to scale with enterprise needs while ensuring compliance and driving automation across revenue processes.
There are three main migration paths to consider, depending on your budget, timeline, and technical complexity:
Each choice involves trade-offs in speed, cost, and long-term support.
Moving from Salesforce CPQ to Revenue Cloud Advanced is a chance to modernize and unify revenue operations.
Migration benefits include:
With phased rollout, sandbox testing, and stakeholder alignment, companies use this transition to accelerate deal cycles and reduce technical debt.
Delaying migration might seem cost-effective but carries risks:
Starting now gives you control over cost, timing, and business impact.
LevelShift helps businesses upgrade from CPQ to Revenue Cloud Advanced with speed and accuracy. Leveraging early RCA implementations and an agile delivery model, we tailor migrations to your specific revenue goals.
Need help planning your migration? We’ve supported early RCA rollouts and can build a custom roadmap for your business. Contact us for a free consultation.
Salesforce CPQ has been a reliable solution for many organizations, but the future is clearly with Revenue Cloud Advanced. RCA offers a modern, unified platform built for complex pricing, compliance, and automation needs.
Choosing to migrate is more than a technology update; it’s a strategic move to streamline revenue operations and drive growth. The sooner you explore your options, the better positioned you’ll be to control costs, reduce risks, and unlock new efficiencies.
If you want expert guidance through this transition, LevelShift is ready to help you navigate the change smoothly and confidently. Talk to our experts.

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