Conga Pricing

Conga pricing: how Conga CLM is priced and what to budget

Conga pricing is quote-based, with no published Conga CLM price list. Its pricing page leads to a request for pricing, based on your business needs and budget. For budgeting, we see contract management licenses from about $30,000 a year for smaller companies to above $176,000 for large enterprises, before implementation. Our professionals help legal departments with budgeting, licensing, and planning before they sign.

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    How it is priced

    How Conga CLM is priced.

    1. 01

      Quote on request

      No published price list. Conga’s pricing page leads to a request for pricing.

    2. 02

      User types

      User, Collaborator for requesters and approvers, and Read-Only are user-based licenses on its Advantage Platform editions.

    3. 03

      Contract allowance

      On its Advantage Platform editions, each CLM user includes 100 contract creates a year. Extra volume is sold in tiered, pooled blocks.

    4. 04

      Editions and inclusions

      Activate, Accelerate and Transform, with no Transform on Salesforce. CLM includes Conga Sign and X-Author for contracting use only.

    Other Conga products.

    ProductWhat it does
    ComposerGenerates professional, on-brand documents.
    Conga SigneSignature that works inside a CRM or workflow.
    CPQGuided quoting across complex products and pricing.
    BillingConsolidated invoices across subscription and service models.
    Price ManagementCentralizes and controls pricing across sales channels.
    Price OptimizationAI-driven pricing insights for margin and competitiveness.
    AIMEAI-powered intelligence across the commerce chain.

    From Conga’s website and service descriptions, November 2026. Your order governs. Confirm with Conga.

    What to budget

    What to budget for a contract management platform.

    Most vendors do not officially publish prices, and many sites quoting figures are not official partners and do not show how they got there. These ranges reflect what we see in the market for contract management platforms in general. Confirm them against your quote.

    Company size (revenue)Annual base licenseOne-time services and implementation
    Startup to small$30,000 to $75,0000.8 to 1.2 times the annual license
    Medium ($500M to $2B)$76,000 to $175,0000.8 to 1.2 times the annual license
    Large$176,000 and upHigher than 1.2 times

    License figures cover the base product. AI use cases may be charged per transaction or per contract, and integrations and add-ons are extra.

    Swiftwater market experience, November 2026. Not a Conga quote.

    Beyond the license

    The costs outside the license.

    ItemWhat drives itWhen you pay
    ImplementationDesign, configuration, testingOne-time
    IntegrationsCRM, ERP, e-signature, single sign-onOne-time, plus maintenance
    Contract migrationVolume and condition of legacy contractsOne-time
    Change managementTraining, communication and adoption across teamsOne-time, plus ongoing
    AdministrationIn-house or with usRecurring

    Before you sign

    What to ask Conga before you sign.

    1. 01

      User mix

      How many people need User, Collaborator, or Read-Only?

    2. 02

      Contract creates

      Will integrations or API use take you past the allowance, and what do blocks cost?

    3. 03

      Unused volume

      Can unused blocks carry over?

    4. 04

      Other uses

      Do you need Conga Sign or document generation outside contracting?

    5. 05

      Renewal

      Is there a cap on increases?

    6. 06

      Leaving

      How do you get your contracts and data out, and at what cost?

    Compare other contract lifecycle management tools. Our CLM guide covers the program around the platform.

    Readiness and maturity

    Readiness and maturity: the two things buyers forget.

    Most problems a legal team attributes to the system are readiness and business problems, so the engagement starts there.

    Readiness

    Who owns the contract, who must use the system, where intake lives, and whether templates and data are usable.

    Maturity

    How mature your templates, playbooks, approval matrix and escalation paths are. A CLM automates the process you have.

    How we help

    How we help.

    1. 01

      Budget, licensing and planning

      We help you budget, understand the licensing, and plan for what you will actually run.

    2. 02

      Evaluate and negotiate

      We help with evaluation, selection and negotiation to reach competitive pricing.

    3. 03

      Change management

      Process changes, training and adoption support, so people use what you bought.

    4. 04

      Implement and optimize

      Conga CLM consulting, or a CLM discovery sprint first.

    Who you work with

    The practitioners who scope it with you.

    Gary Wheeler, CLM & AI Lead, Swiftwater & Company

    Gary Wheeler

    CLM & AI Lead

    Has built CLM programs and created legal ops teams for multiple Fortune 500 companies, including Home Depot and Cox. Delivery experience across Docusign CLM and Onit CLM.

    Roger Jarman, EMEA Leader, Swiftwater & Company

    Roger Jarman

    EMEA Leader

    Leads Swiftwater’s EMEA practice with 35+ years across CLM, IP management, ELM and ERP, and is one of the most sought-after ELM and IP consultants in EMEA. Career total: 35+ implementations and complex projects.

    Sam Lu, Senior Advisor, Legal Technology, Swiftwater & Company

    Sam Lu

    Senior Advisor, Legal Technology

    Has led CLM and ELM implementations for global enterprise legal departments across North America. Conga/Apttus experienced, with delivery across Onit, Mitratech and large-scale legacy migrations. Career total: 30+ implementations and complex projects.

    Frequently asked questions

    How much does Conga CLM cost?

    Conga does not publish a price list, so the only exact figure is your quote. For budgeting, we see contract management platforms in general at $30,000 to $75,000 a year for startups and small companies, $76,000 to $175,000 for medium companies with $500M to $2B in revenue, and $176,000 and up for large enterprises, before add-ons and implementation.

    How is Conga CLM priced?

    By request. Its service descriptions list User, Collaborator and Read-Only as user-based licenses. On its Advantage Platform editions, each CLM user includes 100 contract creates a year, with more sold in tiered blocks.

    Is Conga CLM sold with other Conga products?

    Conga lists CLM beside CPQ, Composer, Conga Sign and Billing. Ask for each line priced separately, so you can see what you would pay for CLM alone.

    How much does CLM implementation cost?

    One-time services and implementation typically run 0.8 to 1.2 times the annual license for small and medium companies, and can run higher for enterprises.

    Can you help us negotiate a Conga quote?

    Yes. We help clients with annual budgeting, licensing support, planning, evaluating options, selection, negotiation and change management, and we evaluate and implement Conga, optimize existing deployments, and migrate contracts onto or off it.

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