We rebuild failed HubSpot implementations
ProfitPad rescues failed HubSpot implementations for owner-led companies. We find what's broken, rebuild the foundation, and put governance in place so it stays fixed. Fixed fee, defined outcome.
Trusted by owner-led companies
Reps keep their own spreadsheets because they don't trust the CRM.
Duplicate companies and contacts multiply faster than anyone merges them.
Dashboards disagree, and nobody knows which one is right.
Automations fire at the wrong time, or nobody can explain what they do.
The partner who built it is gone, and nobody on your team can explain the setup.
Your team built it in-house, and it outgrew them.
None of this means HubSpot was the wrong choice. It means the setup was.
Every rescue lands on the same structure: one contact lifecycle, a lead process, a sales pipeline, and a service pipeline, each handing off to the next at a defined point. It's designed from the chair of the people who use it. Stage names follow your business.

Our founder sold from HubSpot before he ever configured it. That shaped how we build: from the user's chair, not the admin panel. Reps have to use the system without thinking, or the data never shows up. Owners have to see the business without sitting in every deal.
So we strip away the noise: the 20 reports nobody opens, the automation that helps no one. What's left is a system your team uses and you can read. Every builder on our team is trained to work this way.
Vitaly Kan, Founder
Usually, yes. Most failed portals have a usable core buried under bad data, extra properties, and automation nobody owns. We audit first, then decide what to keep, what to rebuild, and what to delete. Starting over is the right call only when the data model itself is wrong.
Every rescue is a fixed fee, scoped before you commit. New-client builds start at $5,000. If you don't know how deep the problem goes, start with the $3,000 diagnostic. Start your rescue within 60 days and the fee is credited in full. The roadmap is yours either way.
It depends mostly on data volume. A duplicate cleanup across a company of more than 1,000 people took 4 weeks. You get a firm timeline in the scope, before you commit.
Yes. Sage Eldercare built their first version internally, then hired us to fix it. We document what exists, rebuild what's broken, and train the people who will own it, so the system doesn't depend on us after launch.
Book a 30-minute systems review. You'll know whether it's a fix, a rebuild, or something you can handle without us.