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Yes — we consult on your current license and advise on how to get more out of what you already have, before recommending any change. Renewal periods are the natural moment to decide what to keep, upgrade, or drop, so it's worth engaging with us before that window opens rather than after you've already renewed.

We start by studying two things side by side: how your business actually runs day to day, and what's currently configured in HubSpot. Then we map the gap between them — where the tool matches reality, where it's drifted, and where it was never actually set up to reflect how your team works. That gap is what tells us where the real opportunity is, rather than guessing based on what looks broken on the surface.

That's the same problem, from a different angle. If HubSpot was set up in a way that doesn't match how your team actually needs to use it, the setup needs to be rebuilt or refined — regardless of whether the original build or the day-to-day usage is what drifted first. Either way, the fix is the same: align the two.

Of course. Get in touch, tell us your pain points, and we'll put together an offer with a 100% refund policy — so there's no risk in finding out what's actually going on before you commit to anything bigger.

We can work with it. Part of any audit is understanding what's already there and why, before deciding what to keep, adjust, or rebuild. Starting over is rarely necessary — most setups have usable foundations, even when nobody currently on your team fully understands how they were configured.

Read-only access, without sensitive data, is enough for us to evaluate your setup. An NDA before sharing anything is no problem — we've signed plenty, and we understand why it matters.

We're not here to critique what your team built — HubSpot setups evolve as a business grows, and gaps show up naturally over time, not because someone did something wrong. Our job is to find where the tool and the business have drifted apart and close that gap, working alongside your team rather than around them.

No — especially not for a first meetings. We keep those unpaid, since the goal at that stage is simply understanding the potential scope of work together, not signing you up for anything.

Data hygiene. It sounds like a small, back-office issue, but it quietly affects almost everything — reporting accuracy, automation reliability, sales team trust in the system, even how well your marketing segments actually perform. Most companies don't notice it's the root cause until it's audited.

Good question to ask before enabling anything — AI features are only as reliable as the data behind them, and data hygiene is one of the most common gaps we find in setups that have been running a while. Part of our audit is telling you honestly whether your data is ready for AI features yet, or whether that needs fixing first.