Salesforce agrees to acquire Cresta for a reported $2.7B to add voice agents to Service Cloud

Salesforce did not disclose terms for Cresta, founded at Stanford in 2017 and reporting $100M ARR in 2026. The Information pegged the price at $2.7B.

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Why it matters

Cresta gives Salesforce a voice agent and conversation intelligence layer with enterprise deployments at Marriott, Comcast and Alaska Airlines, extending Agentforce into live calls. At a reported $2.7B against Cresta's company-reported $100M ARR, the deal is also a pricing marker for contact center AI startups that reached enterprise scale.

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Salesforce said on November 2nd, 2026, that it had signed a definitive agreement to acquire Cresta, a voice-first customer experience platform, for an undisclosed price. The Information reported the price as $2.7 billion. Salesforce's announcement gave no purchase price or deal structure.…

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