Squivr review
A Salesforce-native account planning suite with modules starting at $10 per user monthly.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Squivr is a Salesforce-native application for revenue teams managing strategic accounts, opportunities, and customer relationships. It brings account plans, sales actions, playbooks, stakeholder management, relationship maps, org charts, whitespace analysis, strategic quadrants, and rule-based AI into Salesforce. Sales, Customer Success, Marketing, RevOps, and leadership teams can use it to connect planning work with CRM records, while Salesforce teams can keep account intelligence within their existing environment.
Pricing is modular. Individual Modules start at $10 per user per month and can be mixed and matched, with the option to upgrade to a suite later. Squivr ArcSight costs $15 per user per month and adds interactive org charts, relationship maps, and saved Workspace views. ArcSuite costs $25 and includes buying groups, committees, rule-based Squivr AI, ArcSight, and Workspaces. The Account Plans Suite and Analytics Suite each cost $25, covering planning and analysis capabilities respectively. The Enterprise Suite costs $65 and includes every Squivr module, Squivr AI, and the full revenue-platform subscription. Plans are billed per user per month, with monthly or annual billing available.
The product’s strongest fit is for organizations that already standardize on Salesforce and want account planning tied to Salesforce data. Its feature coverage spans stakeholder groups, buying committees, action owners, timelines, progress tracking, revenue gaps, SWOT analysis, competitive analysis, scorecards, dashboards, and predictive scoring. Squivr states that it runs inside Salesforce Lightning and has no external data stores. However, teams working across multiple CRM platforms should look elsewhere because Salesforce is the listed integration. Buyers should also distinguish Salesforce-inherited SOC 2 and ISO 27001 coverage from certifications held directly by Squivr. Choose Squivr for Salesforce-centered account planning; consider an alternative for broader CRM connectivity or independently held certifications.
Squivr pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Account plans, playbooks, action tracking, and whitespace analysis
- Interactive relationship maps, org charts, and buying committees
- Salesforce-native Workspaces with role-based views
- Where it doesn't
- Integration is limited to Salesforce
- There is no free plan
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001 coverage is inherited through Salesforce
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