A license quote after one demo
After the first call with a vendor you have a license quote, but nobody knows yet which features you will need.
HubSpot
Before you buy a license, I learn your processes in sessions with your team. You get an implementation document: which licenses to buy, how HubSpot will look and work for you, and the scope of work.
After the first call with a vendor you have a license quote, but nobody knows yet which features you will need.
Sales wants a pipeline, marketing wants campaigns, leadership wants reports. Nobody knows how to fit it into one system.
Every rep handles customers a little differently, and nobody has ever written the stages down.
Hubs, editions and seat count matched to the processes we mapped in the workshop. You buy the license directly from HubSpot.
Which objects and properties the portal will have, and which data moves over from your old system or spreadsheets.
CRM migrationHow many pipelines you need and what stages they have, defined so every rep reads them the same way.
Which steps should run on their own, such as assigning a lead to a rep or creating a task when a deal changes stage.
Which systems connect to HubSpot, which way the data flows and whether an existing integration is enough.
A list of the work to be done in the portal. I set HubSpot up against it, so you know what you get before we start.
HubSpot implementationYou tell me how you sell and serve customers today and what you expect from HubSpot. I tell you whether a workshop makes sense for you and how it would run.
I talk with the people who run sales, marketing and service. We walk through the process: where customers come from, who owns them and what happens next.
I look at where customer data lives today, which systems you use and what needs to connect to HubSpot.
I write down which licenses to buy, how HubSpot will look and work, and the scope of work. This is where I recommend a license, because before the workshop I don’t know your processes.
You buy the license directly from HubSpot. Then I set up the portal per the document and train your team in your portal.
How the sessions run, a sample implementation document and the fixed workshop price. I send the link to your inbox right away.

I am a HubSpot consultant. I work in HubSpot every day: I implement it, train teams and connect it with the rest of the company’s systems. My advice comes from what has worked across dozens of portals.
The workshop has a fixed price that does not depend on the scope of the implementation that follows. You’ll find it in the workshop deck. You pay for the HubSpot license separately, directly to HubSpot.
No. The workshop document is your property. You decide who implements HubSpot from it, and when.
The people who run sales, marketing or service day to day, depending on what HubSpot will cover. We agree on who joins during the consultation.
Go through the CRM implementation checklist. It has 12 questions about process, people, data and scope. Your result shows which decisions you have already made and which ones we will settle in the workshop sessions.
It is 4-5 online sessions of 1.5-2 hours with the people who will work in HubSpot. I write the implementation document after the sessions.
You get my recommendation in the document after the workshop. A half-hour consultation isn’t enough to learn your processes, and they decide which hubs and editions you need.
Yes. The document then covers how to set up what you have and whether the license fits your processes. If the portal is already set up, a portal audit is usually the better place to start.
The workshop sessions, 1.5-2 hours each. I write the document myself.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.