The Selleris Revenue Loop is not a HubSpot implementation and not a content retainer. It's a revenue system assembled from three parts that feed each other.
The standard agency practice | How Selleris Revenue Loop works |
|---|---|
Work happens off-stage; you learn what happened on the monthly call. | Every task, owner, and deadline on a live board in Selleris Connect. You watch the build in real time. |
Budget disappears into a retainer. | Fixed published fees. Stack costs and HubSpot Credits usage clearly visible. No surprise bills. |
Leads live in the agency's systems; reports are their claims about their own work. | Every lead, sequence, and meeting lives in your HubSpot from minute one. There is no Selleris-side copy of your data. |
Assets held hostage at exit. | Ownership Registry: every account, license, and file logged in your name at the moment of creation. |
Undisclosed markups on tools and media. | Zero markup. Vendors bill you at list price. We earn only the fees published on this page. |
Seniors pitch, juniors deliver. | The team you meet is the team that delivers. No account-manager relay. |
Vanity metrics: impressions, reach, engagement. | Only the numbers the guarantee is measured on: identified accounts, meetings, SQLs, pipeline value. |
Documentation appears — maybe — at exit. | Documented as we build, stored in your workspace. |
Choosing the right CRM is a strategic decision — not a software purchase. Here are the questions our clients ask most before starting a project with us.
Most mid-market migrations take four to ten weeks. Data volume, the number of custom objects, and how many automations must be rebuilt are the biggest factors.
For a typical SMB migration, plan one to two weeks of preparation for every week of technical import work. Cleaner source data shortens this; years of unmanaged records lengthen it.
Not with a proper process. We take a full backup, run a test batch, and reconcile record counts after the full load. Salesforce-specific constructs like Apex triggers are rebuilt rather than copied across.
Clean it before it reaches HubSpot — in the source system or a staging spreadsheet. Importing dirty data and fixing it afterward means correcting the same issues across far more records.
Yes. HubSpot Marketing Hub connects to Salesforce through a native two-way sync, so you can add HubSpot's marketing engine without a full migration — a common first step for teams not ready to move entirely.
Custom fields you actively use should be recreated as HubSpot properties with matching types. Fields nobody has touched in a year are a good opportunity to leave behind and simplify.
Cost depends on data complexity, the number of automations and reports to rebuild, and any custom integration development. After a discovery phase you receive a fixed-price scope rather than an open-ended hourly estimate.
