
A CMS built for content, not marketing tools
Hubspot → Sanity
HubSpot's CRM is world-class. Its CMS is a different story. We migrate your website to Sanity, keeping HubSpot where it belongs, and giving your content team a platform built for the job.
HubSpot's HubL templating system restricts what your development team can build. If you're constantly working around constraints, it's a sign you've outgrown the platform.
HubSpot's CMS tier adds significant cost to your stack. If your primary use of HubSpot is the CRM and marketing tools — not the website — you're paying for capability you don't need.
HubSpot's page-based content model doesn't support structured, reusable content. As your content operations grow, the lack of a proper content model becomes a real limitation.
HubSpot CMS is a closed system — you can't build a truly headless experience on it. Moving to Sanity gives your frontend team full freedom while keeping HubSpot for marketing and CRM.
HubSpot's drag and drop editor gives teams too much visual freedom without structural guardrails — leading to inconsistent layouts, off-brand pages, and a site that's hard to maintain at scale.
How our Hubspot to Sanity migration works
No — and you shouldn't. HubSpot's CRM, marketing automation, email, and forms are best-in-class. We move your website off HubSpot CMS onto Sanity while keeping everything else in HubSpot and reconnecting it via API.
Yes. We reconnect your HubSpot forms to your new frontend — via HubSpot's embed or API — before launch. No lead data is lost.
Not if it's done properly. We map all URLs, implement redirects, and validate metadata before going live.
You don't need to redesign — but the frontend does need to be rebuilt in code. We use your existing design as reference and rebuild it in Next.js or Astro. If you want a redesign at the same time, we can handle that too.
Typically 8 to 12 weeks depending on content volume, blog size, and HubSpot integration complexity.
For day-to-day content — no. For structural changes to the content model or frontend, yes — same as any CMS.
Tell us what you're running and what's not working. We'll give you an honest assessment of what a migration involves and whether it's the right call.