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HubSpot migration services

Move to HubSpot without a data dump

Move from Salesforce, Pipedrive, or a legacy system with fields mapped, duplicates resolved, automation rebuilt, and history preserved where it matters. Your team lands in a working CRM, not a data dump.

  • Starting at$2,950 build + $750 migration
  • Typical timeline3–6 weeks
  • EngagementFixed-scope project
  • IncludesField map, sandbox QA, cutover
  • After go-live2 weeks of support

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What does a HubSpot migration include?

An audit of the source system, a field mapping sheet with transformation rules, deduplication before import, and a plan for associations and history. We import into a sandbox first and reconcile the counts, rebuild automation and reporting in HubSpot, then run a planned cutover and train your team.

How long does a HubSpot migration take?

Typically three to six weeks. Where you land in that range depends on data volume, how many objects and integrations move across, and how much automation needs rebuilding. The source audit at the start confirms the timeline for your migration before the mapping work begins.

How is a HubSpot migration priced?

A migration is a Method build plus the data migration add-on. The build starts at $2,950 (Method Foundation), and data migration is $750 for up to 10,000 records, plus $350 for each extra 10,000. Integrations are $450 each. A $495 audit gives you the fixed quote, credited in full to a build signed within 30 days.

Who it is for

Who is a HubSpot migration for?

Migration is for companies moving to HubSpot from Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, a legacy CRM, or spreadsheets. It is one of our four core services, and it usually runs together with an implementation so the data lands in a structure designed for how you sell.

Migrations fail when data arrives without structure and everyone quietly goes back to the old system. That is the failure this process is engineered to prevent.

Fields that look the same but mean different things

Two systems can share a label and disagree on meaning, format, or ownership. Mapping by label alone moves the confusion into HubSpot.

Duplicates imported, then multiplied

Deduplicating after import is harder and riskier. We resolve duplicates before the data arrives.

Automation that silently stops

Rules, assignments, and alerts in the old system do not migrate themselves. They have to be rebuilt and tested in the new environment.

History that matters gets lost

Activities, owners, and associations need a plan. We decide what history to keep, and how, before anything is imported.

What it involves

Audit, map, clean, test, then cut over

We audit the source system, map every field to its HubSpot destination, resolve duplicates before import rather than after, rebuild automation and reporting in the new environment, and test the whole thing in a sandbox before cutover.

Typically includes

  • Source system audit
  • Field mapping sheet with transformation rules
  • Deduplication and enrichment before import
  • Association and history plan
  • Sandbox import and QA with reconciliation
  • Automation and reporting rebuild
  • Cutover plan
  • Team training
By source system

What we look at for each source

The process is the same; the details are not. These are the areas that need the most care for each system.

Salesforce to HubSpot migration

Salesforce orgs usually carry years of custom objects, record types, validation rules and automation. We map each one to a HubSpot object and pipeline, keep only the custom objects still needed, and rebuild the logic in HubSpot workflows instead of copying it. Still deciding? Our HubSpot vs Salesforce comparison covers when each fits.

  • Leads, contacts, accounts, and opportunities mapped to HubSpot objects
  • Record types translated into pipelines or properties
  • Owners, activities, and associations carried across where they matter
  • Flows and assignment rules rebuilt and tested in a sandbox

Pipedrive to HubSpot migration

Pipedrive data is deal-centric, so the work is mostly about giving it a fuller structure in HubSpot: lifecycle stages, company records, and pipelines with clear exit criteria, instead of a straight copy of deal stages. Our Pipedrive to HubSpot migration guide walks through the steps.

  • Deals, persons, organizations, and activities mapped
  • Pipelines redesigned around how deals actually close
  • Custom fields consolidated into a governed property catalog
  • Activities and notes kept with their deals and contacts

Zoho to HubSpot migration

Zoho CRM setups often combine modules, custom fields, and workflows built by different people over time. We audit what is actually used, map modules to HubSpot objects, and leave behind the fields nobody fills in. Our Zoho to HubSpot migration guide walks through the steps.

  • Modules mapped to HubSpot objects and associations
  • Picklist values standardized during transformation
  • Workflow rules rebuilt as HubSpot automation
  • Unused fields retired instead of migrated

monday.com, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp

Work management boards and email platforms hold contacts without a real CRM structure around them. We turn boards into objects with associations, tags and groups into governed properties, and carry every unsubscribe across before the first send. See our guides for monday.com, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp.

  • Boards, columns and Connect Boards links mapped to objects and associations
  • Tags and groups audited and turned into properties
  • Unsubscribed and bounced contacts imported as opt-outs
  • Automations rebuilt as HubSpot workflows

Spreadsheets and legacy systems

Spreadsheet-based processes have no enforced structure, so cleanup is most of the work. We define the data model first, standardize values and formats, deduplicate, and only then import, so HubSpot starts with rules the spreadsheet never had.

  • Data model designed before import
  • Formats, owners, and statuses standardized
  • Duplicates and conflicting rows resolved
  • Validation rules added so the mess does not come back
Your options

Should you migrate to HubSpot yourself or use a partner?

Do it yourself when the data is simple: one object set, few custom fields, little automation and no integrations. Use a partner when history, associations, custom objects or automation have to survive the move, or when the CRM structure itself needs redesigning, because those are the parts self-serve tools do not decide for you.

Do it yourselfHubSpot onboardingPartner-led migration
ToolsHubSpot's import tool, or Smart Transfer for supported apps such as Pipedrive, Zoho CRM and SalesforceHubSpot's paid onboarding, focused on setting up and learning HubSpotImport tools plus scripted transforms, tested in a sandbox
Field mappingYou map fields as you importCheck with your HubSpot rep how much data migration your package coversEvery field mapped by meaning, with transformation rules agreed first
DuplicatesImported as they are unless you clean them firstDepends on the packageResolved before import, using rules agreed with you
Automation and reportingRebuilt by your team after the moveGuidance on setting up HubSpot toolsRebuilt and tested before cutover
Best forSmall, simple datasetsTeams new to HubSpot who mainly need setup and trainingSalesforce orgs, custom objects, long history, several integrations

What Smart Transfer moves, what it leaves behind and when it is enough are covered in our HubSpot Smart Transfer guide. Check HubSpot's current documentation before you plan around them.

How it works

How does a HubSpot migration run?

The same steps whatever system you are coming from, typically over 3 to 6 weeks, with 2 weeks of support after go-live. Every step is documented so you can see exactly what moved and why.

  1. 01

    Audit and field mapping

    We review the source system and map every field to its destination, including value transformations, ownership, and what is retired.

  2. 02

    Deduplicate and prepare

    Duplicates, conflicts, and incomplete records are resolved before import, so HubSpot starts clean.

  3. 03

    Sandbox import and QA

    We import into a sandbox, reconcile record counts and key values against the source, and rebuild automation and reporting.

  4. 04

    Cutover and training

    A planned cutover moves production data, then live training gets your team working in HubSpot from day one.

What changes

A CRM that works on day one

Your team lands in a CRM that works on day one, with the history that matters intact and the automation already running. Nobody has to keep the old system open on the side to check what really happened.

Questions

Common questions

Do you migrate Salesforce to HubSpot for small B2B teams?

Yes. A small-team Salesforce migration usually covers contacts, companies, deals and the activity history you still use, with the flows you rely on rebuilt as HubSpot workflows. It runs three to six weeks: a $495 audit, a Method build from $2,950 and data migration from $750 for up to 10,000 records. The scope is in our Salesforce migration guide.

Which systems can you migrate from?

Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, other CRMs and marketing tools such as monday.com, ActiveCampaign and Mailchimp, and spreadsheet-based systems. If the source can export its data or has an API, we can map it. HubSpot's own Smart Transfer tool also supports several of these; see our Smart Transfer guide for what it moves.

What support do we get after go-live?

Two weeks of post-launch support after cutover. We fix anything that did not come across as planned, answer your team's questions as they start working in HubSpot, and check the first reports and automations against the old system. Ongoing changes after that can move to a monthly admin retainer.

Do we keep our history?

We preserve history where it matters. The audit decides which activities, notes, owners, and associations come across, and the mapping sheet records how.

Can we keep both systems in sync instead of migrating?

Sometimes that is the right answer, for example when another team must stay on the old system. See our integration services; we define which system owns each field so the two do not overwrite each other.

What happens to duplicates?

They are resolved before import, using rules agreed with you, rather than imported and cleaned up afterwards.

Who does the work?

Our founder and our in-house HubSpot implementation specialists. We do not subcontract, so the people on your calls are the people working on your migration.
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