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Cloud data loader for Salesforce imports and exports.
Pricing
$99 / user / month
Founded
2012
Team size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA
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Per seat
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Integrates with
SalesforceDropboxBoxFTPSFTP+1
About Dataloader.io
Dataloader.io is MuleSoft's browser-based tool for importing, exporting, and deleting Salesforce data. The free tier supports 10,000 records monthly and one Salesforce connection. Professional raises capacity to 100,000 records at $99 per user per month, while Enterprise is $299 per user per month with unlimited records, up to ten Salesforce connections, SFTP, and higher attachment limits.
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$99 / user / monthPricing
Updated Aug 2026| Offering | Price | Billing terms |
|---|---|---|
| PlanPublished entry price | $99 / user / month | Billed monthly |
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