Showpad pricing

Showpad publishes no prices. It sells three per user packages on a quote, with programmatic integration available from the middle package and the AI agent tools only in the top one.

Pricing terms

How Showpad pricing works

Pricing model

Quoted per user across three cumulative packages, each adding a named list to the one below. The foundation package includes the assistant with conversation starters, text chat and vision intelligence, the content library with pages and collections, a training library and courses, shared spaces with 3D and augmented reality asset hosting, report and dashboard builders, integrations with record systems, mail, browser and marketing automation, and single sign on. The middle package adds voice chat, deep research and podcast creation, AI content governance, roleplay practice, knowledge checks and certifications, a manager hub, shared space templates and search, analytics commentary, sales engagement integrations, and the developer bundle covering the interface, SDK, webhooks and reporting interface. The top package adds an agent studio, custom agents and templates, agent connectors to an external assistant protocol, agent access to external sources, library and search intelligence, asset question answering, a page builder, CRM recommendations, authoring assistance, a field seller agent, a hosted assistant server and priority support.

A second license type for adjacent teams has no stated rate. Three add on families are named without contents or prices. Security and privacy certifications apply to every package. Outside aggregations of buyer contracts put annual totals in the tens of thousands of dollars, with per user rates spread widely and the sources disagreeing.

Setup and implementation

Showpad publishes no implementation or onboarding fee. Support is standard on the foundation and middle packages and priority on the top one. Professional services covering prescriptive guidance, hands on configuration, priority support and custom training are offered with no figures. Every customer gets a help center, an on demand academy and a customer community. Outside commentary reports enterprise implementations running two to four months with services fees attached, which Showpad has not confirmed.

A private equity firm acquired Showpad in October 2025 and merged it with a competitor it had bought six months earlier, and packaging, tier contents and renewal terms are being reshaped.

Compared on price

Showpad pricing against its alternatives

Published prices for Showpad and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.

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Questions

Showpad pricing, answered

How much does Showpad cost?

Showpad does not publish a price. It sells three per user packages on a quote, with programmatic integration available from the middle package and the AI agent tools only in the top one. A private equity firm acquired Showpad in October 2025 and merged it with a competitor it had bought six months earlier, and packaging, tier contents and renewal terms are being reshaped.

Does Showpad charge a setup or implementation fee?

Showpad publishes no implementation or onboarding fee. Support is standard on the foundation and middle packages and priority on the top one. Professional services covering prescriptive guidance, hands on configuration, priority support and custom training are offered with no figures. Every customer gets a help center, an on demand academy and a customer community. Outside commentary reports enterprise implementations running two to four months with services fees attached, which Showpad has not confirmed.

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