Salesforce stock forecast for 2030: Can Agentforce at $800M ARR push CRM to $350?

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Salesforce stock recovers from lows but remains pressured

Salesforce is at $202.11, a 0.36% gain today so far, trying to bounce back from February lows near $180, but still far behind late-2025 and January 2026 levels of $265-275. The stock is trading below all major moving averages. Prices sit below 20 EMA at $196.98, 50 EMA at $211.67, 100 EMA at $226.12 and 200 EMA at $241.32.

Highlights

Salesforce trades at $202.11, up 0.36%, recovering from $180 lows but down 28% YTD near 52-week lows.
Stock could reach $300-380 by 2030 if Agentforce scales to $5B ARR and organic growth reaccelerates to double digits.
CRM posts $11.2B Q4 revenue up 12%, Agentforce at $800M ARR up 169%, $50B buyback authorized, guides $45.8-46.2B for fiscal 2027.

CRM price dynamics (Source: TradingView)

The graph shows a sharp breakdown from the $265-275 range, setting as low as February to push down to $180 before giving way in today's bounce. All moving averages are sloping down, confirming the decline. RSI at 51.52 bouncing again from oversold and close to 30 but neutral, without robust bullish momentum.

The recent jump from $180 to $202 challenges resistance near the 20 EMA at $196.98. A break above the 50 EMA at $211.67 would need to remain there longer for trend stabilization. Support at $195-196, with critical support at the $180 lows in February. Resistance layers: $210-212, $226, and $241 where the 100 and 200 EMAs are.

Agentforce scales to $800M ARR growing 169%

Agentforce ARR reached $800 million, up 169% year-over-year. Salesforce closed 29,000 Agentforce deals, up 50% quarter-over-quarter. Over 60% of Q4 Agentforce and Data 360 bookings came from existing customer expansion.

New bookings for Agentforce 1 Edition and Agentforce for Apps, the company's most premium SKUs, nearly tripled quarter-over-quarter. Wyndham described a large rollout with more than 5,000 Agentforce deployments across 8,300 hotels.

$50B buyback authorized at "low prices"

Benioff said Salesforce returned more than $14 billion, or 99% of free cash flow, to shareholders in fiscal 2026. The board increased the share repurchase authorization to $50 billion. Benioff characterized the move as taking advantage of low prices. Salesforce's Board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.44 per share, a 5.8% increase.

Salesforce initiated fiscal 2027 revenue guidance of $45.8 billion to $46.2 billion, growth of approximately 10-11%. The guidance includes approximately 3 percentage points from the Informatica acquisition, implying organic growth of 7-8%. The company raised its fiscal 2030 revenue target to $63 billion. According to 37 analysts, the average rating for CRM stock is Buy with a 12-month price target of $283.44, representing approximately 41% upside.

Recently, Salesforce bounced from $180 lows to $202 after posting 12% revenue growth and authorizing a $50 billion buyback, with the stock testing the 20 EMA as resistance following a 28% YTD decline despite Agentforce scaling to $800 million ARR.

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