Another term, not another month
Renewing is a commitment for the length of the contract. If your team already works around the system in spreadsheets, the renewal buys another term of that.
We sell outcomes. Not hours.
Renewing Salesforce, Marketo or Dynamics commits you to another term on a system your team may already work around. We move you onto HubSpot on a fixed, published price, planned backwards from the date your contract ends.

Everything else in a move to HubSpot can be scheduled: discovery, the data model, the build, training. The renewal date is fixed by a contract you have already signed. So we plan from it backwards. The work is sized to finish before the old system has to be paid for again, and the old system is switched off at the renewal we planned for on day one, not months later.
Three things are settled on the day you sign it, whether anyone says so or not.
Renewing is a commitment for the length of the contract. If your team already works around the system in spreadsheets, the renewal buys another term of that.
If the move finishes after the contract ends, you pay for both systems in the gap. The calculator works it out from what you spend today and the months left on the contract. Timing the move to the renewal is often worth more than any discount you'll negotiate on it.
A forecast leadership doesn't believe, spend you can't tie to revenue, a territory model that breaks on every hire. Nobody prices it, and we don't either. It is the reason the renewal is a decision at all.
Before anything is built, you know the price, the plan, and whether moving before this renewal is realistic at all.
The data model rebuilt rather than copied. The systems that have to keep working the morning after connected first.
Your team trained on its own records, not sample data. The old system still running until the new one is proven.
The old contract is cancelled on the date you planned for, so the paying-twice window is as short as the contract allows.
For scale: a single-hub move is usually about three months. CyCognito's Marketo exit took twelve weeks end to end. Rapyd moved four hubs and 40 teams off Salesforce in six months.

CyCognito's Marketo contract was expiring with no option to extend. 70,000 contacts, close to 50 live campaigns and a Salesforce integration the sales team ran on, moved in twelve weeks.
“This was a complex migration, and they handled it with a high level of ownership and care, resulting in a smooth transition with zero issues.”Igal Zeifman, VP Marketing, CyCognito
8.7 million data points and 40 global teams moved off Salesforce in six months, with 2,000 properties rebuilt rather than copied and no downtime.
Every price here is the same one on our pricing page.
A move to HubSpot starts at $40k for one hub live with your data in it, starting fresh. Leaving a legacy system adds a flat $25k, however many systems you leave, so Salesforce and Marketo together cost the same as either alone. Each further hub is $25k, and the migration calculator prices your exact stack, including what you'd pay twice for while both run. No email needed to see a number.
Figures are build costs from signed statements of work in the last eighteen months, and exclude HubSpot licence fees.

Three situations where we will tell you so on the first call.
As soon as the date is known. The plan runs backwards from it, so the earlier you start, the more of the build fits before the contract ends. A single-hub move is usually about three months.
Then you pay for both systems for the overlap. The migration calculator shows that cost from your own numbers, so you can decide whether to move now or plan for the next renewal.
No. The migration fee is a flat $25k however many systems you leave, so Salesforce and Marketo together cost the same as either alone.
From $40k for one hub starting fresh, plus a flat $25k to leave a legacy system, so the smallest migration is $65k. Each further hub is $25k.
Put in what you spend today and the months left on the contract. The calculator shows what the move costs, what you'd pay twice for, and whether this renewal is the right one to leave at.
