Compliance is a stakeholder
KYC status, licensing by market and what the CRM is allowed to hold about a customer all shape the data model. Compliance sits in discovery, not in the sign-off meeting at the end.
We sell outcomes. Not hours.
Rapyd's Salesforce held 8.7 million data points, 2,000 properties and dozens of mission-critical workflows and SLAs across 40 teams in North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. We rebuilt it natively in HubSpot in six months, with zero downtime at go-live. Our prices are published.
Four things, and they are the four a generic implementation gets wrong.
KYC status, licensing by market and what the CRM is allowed to hold about a customer all shape the data model. Compliance sits in discovery, not in the sign-off meeting at the end.
A licence per country, a legal entity per region, teams that overlap by product and geography. Permissions, ownership and reporting have to follow that structure or every regional lead rebuilds their numbers by hand.
Response times and resolution windows are commitments to customers and sometimes to regulators. The service desk has to enforce them, measure them and prove them.
Data residency, field-level permissions, audit trails, integration credentials. The buyer is as often the head of MIS and InfoSec as the CRO. The architecture has to survive that review before the project is real.
Rapyd is a global fintech platform for collecting, sending and managing funds across more than 100 countries. Its Salesforce environment had grown complex and fragmented: 8.7 million data points, more than 2,000 CRM properties, dozens of mission-critical workflows and SLAs spanning marketing, sales, customer service, compliance and operations, and 40 interdependent teams across three regions. The timeline was tight.
We rebuilt it natively in HubSpot across CRM, marketing, sales and service. More than 2,000 properties created or rebuilt, complex SLAs and automation frameworks rebuilt natively, 24 process guides written, every department trained and operational at go-live, zero downtime at cutover. Support has continued since, including on site. Read the story →
"Migrating from Salesforce to HubSpot was a huge, complex project, but Penguin managed it end-to-end. The process went smoothly, was engaging for the whole organization, and we're now live on HubSpot."
Yuli Moldavsky, Sr. Director, MIS & InfoSec, Rapyd · Read the story →
Zero downtime is a method, not luck.
Four hubs, 40 teams, three regions, six months. Complex SLAs rebuilt natively, 24 process guides, every department operational at go-live, ongoing support since.
Every outcome has a price on it, published here, on our pricing page and inside our calculators. A move the size of Rapyd's is scoped from the same components; the calculator shows the working.
Starts at $40k for one hub and rises with scope. The migration fee is flat however many systems you are leaving. Typical two-hub moves land around $80k; a full revenue stack with all four hubs, CPQ and custom integrations around $150k.
A report and a roadmap for the portal you already have. Every dollar of it is credited if we go on to do the work.
A named team with SLAs, on site where it is needed. What Rapyd has run on since go-live.
Work out your own figure before you talk to anyone.

Three situations where we will tell you so on the first call.
Yes. Rapyd moved 8.7 million data points, 2,000 properties and 40 teams across three regions in six months with zero downtime at go-live. The method is a full rehearsal migration reconciled against the source, then a real run that repeats it.
Compliance joins discovery. What the CRM may hold, by market, is decided before design, and permissions, audit trails and integration credentials are built for InfoSec review from the start.
Yes. Rapyd's SLAs and automation frameworks were rebuilt natively in HubSpot's service tools, with reporting that proves compliance rather than estimates it.
Rapyd took six months for four hubs and 40 teams. Most mid-market full-stack migrations complete within four months.
From $40k for one hub. A full four-hub stack with CPQ and custom integrations lands around $150k. The migration fee is flat however many systems you are leaving.
Work out what the move costs for your stack first. When you want it checked against your actual entities, SLAs and regions, that is what the call is for.