FulleFlow

Cut Your Salesforce Costs by 80% — Switch to GoHighLevel Without Losing Your CRM.

Migrating from Salesforce to GoHighLevel is one of the smartest investments your business can make — but only if it’s done right. FulleFlow’s migration specialists have moved dozens of Salesforce accounts into GHL without losing a single contact, automation, or funnel.

Why Businesses Are Leaving Salesforce for GoHighLevel

Salesforce vs GoHighLevel — here’s what users say about the switch:

Salesforce implementation and customisation costs $10,000–$100,000+ in professional services

Ongoing Salesforce admin costs eating into margins — you need a certified admin just to make changes

Salesforce doesn’t include marketing automation, SMS, or funnel tools — you need a separate Pardot/Marketing Cloud licence

Overkill complexity for SMBs and agencies that don’t need enterprise-grade CRM

The Salesforce Problems GoHighLevel Solves

Salesforce costs $150–$300+/user/month. GoHighLevel is $297/month flat — unlimited users on Agency plan

Salesforce requires expensive consultants, developers, and admins to maintain. GHL is manageable by a small team

GHL includes marketing automation, SMS, funnels, and reputation management — Salesforce charges extra for each

GoHighLevel was built for agencies and service businesses. Salesforce was built for enterprise sales teams

Salesforce vs GoHighLevel — Side by Side

FEATURE

SALESFORCE → GOHIGHLEVEL

CRM

Enterprise-grade, extremely complex → Comprehensive CRM — right-sized for SMBs and agencies

Marketing Automation

Pardot/Marketing Cloud (separate $$) → Built-in — no additional licence needed

SMS Marketing

Not native → Built-in via LC Phone

Funnel/Landing Pages

Not native → Native builder included

Implementation Cost

$10,000–$100,000+ → $997–$3,997 (FulleFlow packages)

Monthly Cost

$150–$300+/user/month → $297/month flat (Agency plan, unlimited users)

Ongoing Admin

Requires certified Salesforce admin → Manageable by non-technical staff with training

What FulleFlow Migrates For You

All contacts and companies from Salesforce — cleaned and imported into GHL with correct field mapping

Tags and segmentation logic recreated in GHL smart lists

Pipelines and opportunity stages rebuilt in GHL

Email sequences and automation workflows from Salesforce rebuilt as GHL workflows

Forms and landing pages recreated inside GHL’s native builder

Integrations reconnected (Stripe, Zapier, ad platforms, calendars)

Pre-migration data backup and post-migration QA testing

Full handoff documentation and team training

Migration Timeline

1
DAY 1

Audit

2
DAY 2

Blueprint

3
DAYS 3–5

GHL Build

4
DAY 6

Test Migration

5
DAY 7–8

Live Migration

6
DAY 9

Cutover

Why DIY Migration From Salesforce Is Risky

A self-managed Salesforce to GHL migration typically results in: duplicate contacts, broken automation logic, missed field mappings, lost email history, and a team that doesn’t trust the new system. We’ve been brought in to fix botched migrations more times than we can count — and every time it cost more to fix than it would have to do right the first time.

Migration FAQ

Everything you need to know. Can\u{2019}t find the answer? Chat to our team.

Yes. Salesforce opportunities map to GHL pipeline stages. We rebuild your pipeline architecture in GHL and import all active and historical opportunities.

Custom objects are assessed during the migration audit. Most map to GHL custom fields or pipeline custom values. We’ll identify any gaps in the blueprint phase.

Large Salesforce migrations (50,000+ contacts, complex pipeline history) typically take 3–4 weeks. We provide a detailed timeline after the audit call.

We provide a migration ROI calculator and comparison document you can use with your internal team to build the business case for switching.

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