Mailchimp to HubSpot migration, without losing track of your contacts.

It depends on your contacts, the cleanup needed and which forms or emails we’re rebuilding. We’ll look at your setup before estimating the work, including whether sales follow-up needs to change too.

Moving a list costs less than sorting duplicate audiences, checking who can receive email, rebuilding forms and setting up reports. We’ll look at your setup before giving you a price.

Yes. We’ll help decide what should move, sort out contacts and email preferences, and set up the forms and follow-up you still need. You won’t be left with a copy of every old list and tag.

No. A connection passes selected details between the two tools. A migration is a broader change: it includes deciding what to keep, how to handle contact and subscription records, and what your team should use in HubSpot. If a connection solves the problem, you may not need a full move.

We check which audiences and tags still matter and how to handle subscribed, unsubscribed and archived contacts. We’ll plan this with you; your business remains responsible for its legal obligations.

Not automatically. The same person may appear in several audiences with different email preferences. We sort out the contact records first, then build the HubSpot lists your team needs.

Often, yes. We check what each email or reminder does and whether the team still needs it. Some journeys can be rebuilt, others can be shortened, and a few may no longer be worth running.

It can for many teams, but not every business needs to move everything. We’ll check what Mailchimp does today, what your website or other tools rely on, and whether HubSpot covers the work you need before recommending a full switch.

You may want some past campaign results for reference, but that doesn’t mean every old email needs to live in HubSpot. We’ll work out what your team needs to keep and what can stay archived in Mailchimp.

We can help move the forms, downloads, and enquiry pages your team still uses. We’ll check where they appear on your website and what should happen after someone fills one in, so a signup still reaches the right people.

We’ll check what information comes across today and which follow-up depends on it. If your website, online shop, or another service sends signups or orders to Mailchimp, that connection needs a plan before you switch.

Yes. If you mainly send newsletters and don’t need sales follow-up or CRM reporting, Mailchimp may still do the job. HubSpot is worth considering when you want sales and marketing to share contact details, enquiry history, and follow-up.

Yes. Once the team starts using HubSpot, questions usually come up about forms, emails, contact records, reports, and follow-up. We can help your team work through those and make changes as you see what’s needed.