Claudeforce gives you Claude. FlowSprite gives Claude a path to production.
Claudeforce gives your team Claude inside Salesforce. FlowSprite gives that Claude — or any AI — a governed path to production: a pull request in your GitHub repo, a sandbox deploy, your approval.
In one line
FlowSprite
The Git-native change path for any AI, Claude included. Plain-language request → PR in your repo → sandbox → your explicit promote. Flat public $99/$299, 14-day trial, no card.
Claudeforce
Claude as the reasoning model inside Agentforce, Agentforce Coworker, Agent Builder and Slack, plus a Salesforce-in-Claude plugin with 37 prebuilt seller skills. Acts directly in the org, inside the Salesforce trust boundary. Consumption pricing via an Anthropic contract.
What FlowSprite adds to the Claude you already have
Claudeforce and FlowSprite answer different questions. Claudeforce answers "what should change?" FlowSprite answers "how does that change reach production without anyone holding their breath?"
Claudeforce acts in the org. FlowSprite lands the change in your repo first.
Claudeforce runs Claude against your Salesforce data and acts in the org under the signed-in user's permissions. FlowSprite takes the same plain-language request, writes the metadata, and opens a pull request in your private GitHub repo — the diff exists, and is reviewable, before any org sees it.
See Git for SalesforceSandbox-first with a PR gate, not direct action
Every FlowSprite change deploys to a sandbox before production is on the table, and FlowSprite never writes to production on its own — promotion is an explicit human step on your timeline. Claudeforce acts directly in the org, governed by Salesforce permissions and the Trust Layer.
See the safety modelModel-agnostic: the Claude you get through Claudeforce, or Cursor, or anything that speaks MCP
FlowSprite is an MCP server. Point whichever client your team already pays for at your org and it drives Salesforce through role-scoped, tier-gated tools, and FlowSprite logs each Salesforce record read it makes. No second model bill, no vendor-hosted agent you cannot swap.
See the MCPA price you can see
FlowSprite is flat $99/$299 on the homepage, with a 14-day trial and no card. Claudeforce is consumption-based through a separate Anthropic contract, and the rates are not published — budgeting means a conversation with two vendors.
Compare plansAvailable today
FlowSprite runs now. Claude in Agentforce is available; the Salesforce-in-Claude plugin is in select pilots, with open beta slated for September 2026 and more prebuilt skills late 2026. Announcement dated 2026-08-26.
Start freeFlowSprite vs Claudeforce, line by line
| FlowSprite | Claudeforce | |
|---|---|---|
| Who drafts the change | Your AI (Claude, Cursor, any MCP client) or the built-in agent | Claude, inside Agentforce, Coworker and Slack |
| Where it lands | A PR in your GitHub repo → sandbox → gated promote | Directly in the org, inside the Salesforce trust boundary |
| Git / pull request | Yes, PR in your repo | Not part of the offer |
| Sandbox gate before production | Default | Direct action in the org under Salesforce permissions |
| Audit record | Git history + PR + deploy events | Salesforce's own logs and Trust Layer |
| Bring your own model | Any MCP client | Claude, inside Salesforce |
| MCP surface | Role-scoped, tier-gated tools wired to a PR flow | headless-360 MCP server, 4 tools: Discover, Describe, Dispatch, Dispatch Read-Only |
| Pricing | Public flat $99/$299 | Consumption via an Anthropic contract, not published |
| Trust boundary | Your keys, your repo, EU residency on request | Bedrock inside the Salesforce trust boundary |
| Availability | Now | Pilot; open beta was slated for Sep 2026 |
| Best for | Admins and RevOps shipping governed changes | Sellers working in Claude, customer-facing agents on CRM data |
Reflects publicly available information at time of writing. Spot something wrong? hello@flowsprite.com.
Sources: Salesforce press release, 2026-08-26; Apex Hours explainer. Reflects public information at time of writing.
When Claudeforce still wins
Claudeforce does work FlowSprite does not touch. Pick it when:
- You need customer-facing service or sales agents reasoning over your CRM data.
- Your sellers live in Claude and want meeting prep and pipeline updates without leaving it.
- You are a regulated tenant that needs inference to stay inside the Salesforce boundary.
You can run both: Claudeforce for the conversation, FlowSprite for the change. Hand off at the pull request.
Already on Claudeforce?
Connect FlowSprite to a sandbox alongside it. There is nothing to migrate — Claudeforce holds no metadata of yours, so the two never fight over a source of truth. Your org stays where it is, your repo starts filling with reviewable diffs, and the seller workflows in Claude carry on untouched.
Give your Claude a pull request to land in
14-day free trial, no card. Two minutes from "connect a sandbox" to your first AI-drafted pull request.
Start free in 2 minutesQuestions teams ask before they switch
Do I still need FlowSprite if I have Claudeforce?
Claudeforce gives you Claude inside Salesforce. It ships no Git workflow, no pull-request review, no sandbox gate and no metadata deployment — the 2026-08-26 announcement describes none of those. FlowSprite is that layer: the change becomes a PR in your own repo, tests in a sandbox, and waits for your approval.
Does FlowSprite work with Agentforce?
FlowSprite is an MCP server, so any MCP client can drive its tools — the Claude app your team already uses is one. Salesforce ships MCP servers (the DX MCP Server, Claudeforce's headless-360 server), not an MCP client, so there is no direct Agentforce-to-FlowSprite connection to claim. Whichever client drafts the change, it lands as a pull request in your repo.
Is Claudeforce a DevOps tool?
No. The 2026-08-26 press release describes Claude's reasoning fused with Salesforce data, workflows and governance. It names no deployment tooling, no Git integration and no release process.
What does Claudeforce cost?
Not published. Pricing is consumption-based through a separate Anthropic contract, per the Apex Hours explainer — rates are not in the announcement. FlowSprite is flat $99/$299 with a 14-day trial and no card.
Is Claudeforce available now?
Claude in Agentforce is available. The Salesforce-in-Claude plugin is in select pilots, with open beta slated for September 2026 and more prebuilt skills late 2026.
Can Claudeforce's MCP server open a pull request?
No. Its four tools are Discover, Describe, Dispatch and Dispatch Read-Only — org-side operations against API v67+. FlowSprite's MCP tools write metadata into a branch and open the PR.