Salesforce Raises Revenue Guidance to $50 Billion by 2030 Amid Agentic Computing Push

Salesforce has raised its long-range revenue guidance, projecting annual revenue to climb above $50 billion by the end of the decade. The company made this announcement at Dreamforce, its flagship gathering, where it also introduced an agent-centred interface and an interoperability strategy.

The company's message was that data, business rules, permissions, workflows, and approved actions should follow employees into whichever tools they use, marking a notable shift in how the company describes the reach of its platform. This approach reframes Salesforce as a data and governance layer spanning many surfaces.

Salesforce has been at the forefront of agentic computing, where software agents carry out tasks across applications rather than simply surfacing information. The company's ambition to operate inside outside interfaces reflected a broader trend toward interoperability in the enterprise-software arena.