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title: CRM Exit: Leave your CRM without losing your business
description: Build the business case, run Move Big Rocks in Shadow Mode beside HubSpot or Salesforce, verify the migration, and control the cutover.
primary_cta: Build my exit business case
secondary_cta: See how Shadow Mode works
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# Leave your CRM without losing your business.

CRM Exit gives you a fixed-scope, verified path out of HubSpot or Salesforce. We build the business case, mirror supported data into Move Big Rocks, reconcile both environments, and cut over only when the agreed checks pass.

**Primary CTA:** Build my exit business case

**Secondary CTA:** See how Shadow Mode works

Small trust line:

> Staying or renegotiating may be the right answer. The CRM Exit Audit gives you the evidence to decide.

## A CRM exit is not a CSV import

Your CRM contains more than contacts and deals. It contains relationships, ownership, files, activities, permissions, workflows, integrations, reporting assumptions, and years of operational exceptions.

Most migration risk comes from what nobody knew to inventory.

### Unknown data coverage

Exports and APIs do not necessarily expose every product feature in the same form. CRM Exit identifies supported data and documents exceptions before cutover.

### Hidden workflow dependencies

Automations, integrations, and human workarounds can depend on fields and IDs that look unimportant until they disappear.

### Concentrated cutover risk

A one-time export/import asks the business to trust the destination before it has operated with current production data.

### Uncertain economics

Licence savings are not a business case until migration, infrastructure, support, administration, and risk are included.

## Your new CRM is ready before you leave your old one

During Shadow Mode, HubSpot or Salesforce remains authoritative. MBR receives a historical backfill and supported incremental changes. External actions are suppressed or redirected, while CRM Exit continuously checks records, relationships, files, and selected workflow outcomes.

Status panel labels:

- Source CRM: authoritative
- Move Big Rocks: shadow
- Historical backfill: measured percentage
- Incremental sync: current/p95 lag
- Reconciliation: counts, content, relationships, artifacts
- Exceptions: assigned and dispositioned
- Cutover readiness: criteria, not an opaque score

**CTA:** Explore Shadow Mode

Limitations statement:

> “In sync” applies to the data and behavior made available through documented source exports and APIs and included in the agreed scope. Unsupported elements are reported explicitly.

## Build the decision before committing to the migration

The CRM Exit Business Case Generator first records what you buy and what you use: products, editions, paid users, assigned users, active users, usage, extensions, integrations, customizations, support, and internal administration.

It then compares:

- staying on the current contract;
- renegotiating or reducing the current footprint;
- moving to another SaaS platform;
- moving to Managed MBR;
- self-hosting MBR;
- building and maintaining a bespoke internal platform.

Use actual subscription, add-on, integration, consultancy, and administration costs. Add the one-time exit investment and full MBR operating cost. See payback and three-year outcomes under conservative, base, and upside assumptions.

**CTA:** Generate my business case

Privacy line:

> Your initial inventory and calculation run in your browser. We receive them only when you explicitly attach the calculated case to the contact form and submit it.

## Let your agent do the first review

CRM Exit is designed for humans and agents. Point Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, or another agent at `https://crmexit.com/agents`.

The agent can inspect the public method, schemas, formulas, vendor taxonomies, synthetic examples, source dates, security boundaries, and migration controls. It can help you prepare a private local inventory, challenge the assumptions, compare the options, and tell you which evidence is missing.

It should not ask for CRM credentials or upload invoices, user data, burn, or customer records to CRM Exit without your explicit approval.

**Primary CTA:** Copy the agent review prompt

**Secondary CTA:** Open the canonical agent route

## The Verified CRM Exit Method

### 1. Discover

Inventory data, workflows, integrations, costs, stakeholders, and constraints.

### 2. Decide

Build a sourced stay-versus-exit business case.

### 3. Extract

Obtain and verify bulk data and supported incremental access.

### 4. Map

Version the mapping of objects, fields, relationships, permissions, and behavior.

### 5. Shadow

Run MBR beside the current CRM with external side effects controlled.

### 6. Reconcile

Measure counts, identity, content, relationships, files, and selected workflows.

### 7. Cut over

Freeze writes as planned, apply the final delta, verify, and switch controlled entry points.

### 8. Stabilize and own

Monitor, retain a rollback window, archive the source, and transfer operational ownership.

**CTA:** View the complete method

## Choose how you operate Move Big Rocks

### Self-hosted MBR

Run Move Big Rocks on infrastructure you control. The proposal identifies the applicable software, extension, support, and infrastructure responsibilities and costs.

### Managed MBR

Move Big Rocks operates hosting, backups, updates, monitoring, restoration testing, and support. Choose managed MBR infrastructure or operation inside your cloud account where offered.

Both paths preserve a documented data-export and operational handover route.

**CTA:** Compare operating models

## A productized exit, not open-ended consulting

### CRM Exit Audit

Five-business-day inventory, business case, risk assessment, and fixed-price exit proposal.

### Shadow Proof

Time-boxed source connection, representative backfill, current sync, reconciliation, and feasibility report.

### Verified CRM Exit

Full mapping, Shadow Mode, reconstruction, user acceptance, verified cutover, and stabilization.

### Managed Independence

Ongoing operation, extensions, support, and a path to customer control.

**CTA:** View pricing and scope

## Start with the platform you are leaving

### Leaving HubSpot

Inventory CRM objects, associations, properties, activities, files, forms, workflows, lists, marketing dependencies, integrations, and users before deciding what can move directly and what must be reconstructed.

**CTA:** Plan a HubSpot exit

### Leaving Salesforce

Map standard and custom objects, relationships, files, activities, Flow, Apex, permissions, managed packages, reports, and integration dependencies before selecting the cutover path.

**CTA:** Plan a Salesforce exit

## Evidence you can inspect

Evaluate CRM Exit through:

- public methodology;
- realistic synthetic decision scenarios with reproducible financial outputs;
- security and data-flow documentation;
- testable acceptance criteria;
- demonstration-data disclaimers;
- published source status and method boundaries.

**CTA:** Inspect example scenarios

## Build your CRM exit business case

Understand the economics, risks, and viable paths before authorizing a migration.

**Primary CTA:** Build my exit business case

**Secondary CTA:** Request a CRM Exit Audit