Veloxy
Veloxy is a mobile field sales app for outside sales reps who use Salesforce, with route planning, lead maps, call and email logging, and automatic Salesforce updates.
Updated October 2026
Overview: What is Veloxy?
A single seat is listed at $65 a month, with team plans from $899 a month for 25 people on an annual plan (checked October 2026).
Veloxy is built only for Salesforce users. Calls, emails, meetings and notes sync back to Salesforce as activities, and a map shows nearby leads, accounts and opportunities so a rep can fill gaps between meetings. It also sends email campaigns from the app, with consent tracking and unsubscribe links. In a field sales team it sits on the rep's phone, on top of the CRM, so the pipeline in Salesforce stays current without desk time.
Fit: Ideal customer profile.
Outside and field sales reps, and their managers, at companies that already run on Salesforce and want reps to update the CRM from their phones between visits. It isn't for teams on HubSpot or another CRM, since it only works with Salesforce, and inside sales teams at a desk get less from the maps and routing.
- Salesforce users selling in the field
- Route-based territory selling
Capabilities
Key features.
01
Two-way Salesforce sync of contacts, accounts, deals, calls, emails and notes
02
Opportunity and prospecting maps, proximity search and route planning
03
Quick dialer, call blitzes, Salesforce caller ID and voice-to-text notes
04
Lead prioritization and buyer signals from email opens and clicks
05
Email campaigns and templates with consent tracking and unsubscribe links
06
Business card scanning straight into Salesforce
07
Veloxy Lite extension for Gmail and Outlook, plus a web app
Usage
How to use Veloxy.
Reps install the iPhone or Android app and log in with Salesforce, and Veloxy syncs contacts, accounts, deals and activity in both directions. From there they plan routes, use proximity search to find nearby prospects, call from the quick dialer and log notes by voice. At a desk, the Veloxy Lite extension brings the same view into Gmail or Outlook, and a web app covers any browser. Enterprise rollouts get configuration and data migration help.
Cost
Pricing.
$65/ month
Prices as listed on veloxy.io (checked October 2026). The company plan is $899 a month on an annual plan for 25 people. The pricing page was last updated in 2022, so confirm current prices and team terms with Veloxy before you buy.
Individual
$65.00
- 40+ Salesforce, engagement and mapping features
- Save 50% with a three-year commitment
Company plan
$899.00
- 25 team members
- Annual plan
- Unlimited onboarding and an account manager
- Cold call training
At a glance
Quick facts.
- Stack position
- Sales Engagement
- Category
- Field Sales
- Best for
- Salesforce users selling in the field, Route-based territory selling
- Pricing
- From $65/month
Subcategories
- Field Sales Enablement
Questions
Frequently asked.
How much does Veloxy cost?
The single-seat app is listed at $65 a month, with 50% off on a three-year commitment, and the company plan is $899 a month on an annual plan for 25 team members (checked October 2026).
Does Veloxy only work with Salesforce?
Yes. It's built only for Salesforce users and syncs contacts, accounts, deals and activities with Salesforce in both directions.
Is Veloxy on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The iPhone app has a 4.6 rating from 129 reviews on the App Store and was last updated in June 2026, adding business card scanning. There's also an Android app, a web app and an inbox extension.
What are Veloxy's limits?
It's Salesforce-only, the public pricing page hasn't been updated since 2022, and much of the value is in mapping and routing, which matters less for inside sales teams.
What are the alternatives to Veloxy?
Spotio is a field sales platform with its own Salesforce sync, Salesforce sells Salesforce Maps for routing and territories, and Cirrus Insight connects Salesforce to Gmail and Outlook for desk-based reps.
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