Your Stack Has 40 Tools. Your Team Uses 12.
Every acquisition, leadership change, and "quick fix" added another tool. Now you're paying for redundant platforms, nobody knows what connects to what, and your team spends more time managing tools than using them. We fix that.
Stack Sprawl Is Killing Your Efficiency
The average enterprise marketing team uses 30+ tools. Most can't tell you which ones actually drive revenue, or which ones quietly duplicate each other.
Sprawl is a tax: redundant licenses, brittle point-to-point integrations, and a team that spends its time administering platforms instead of running campaigns.
You don't have a tooling problem. You have an architecture problem, and it compounds with every tool you add.
Audit, Rationalize, Rebuild
We map what you have, cut what's redundant, and wire the survivors into one coherent architecture.
Full MarTech stack audit & rationalization
We map every tool, what it costs, what it connects to, and whether it drives revenue, then recommend what to keep, cut, and consolidate.
Platform consolidation & migration
We migrate off redundant platforms in planned phases, so the team keeps working and nothing gets dropped in the move.
Integration architecture design
One coherent architecture replacing brittle point-to-point hacks, built on proper APIs with monitoring.
HubSpot, Salesforce & enterprise MarTech
Deep platform expertise, so consolidation decisions are grounded in what these systems can and can't actually do.
From Sprawl to a Stack You Can Run
We start from the revenue you need to drive, not from a preferred vendor.
Audit the stack
We inventory every tool, its cost, its usage, and its connections, and find the redundancy and the gaps.
Design the target
We design the consolidated architecture: which platforms stay, what they integrate to, and what gets retired.
Migrate in phases
We move off redundant tools in planned phases, validating each step so the team never loses a working system.
Integrate & hand off
We wire the survivors together, document it, and hand your team a stack they can actually run.
What You Get
A leaner bill
Redundant and unused platforms retired, so you stop paying for tools the team never opens.
A stack the team uses
Fewer tools, properly integrated, so people run campaigns instead of administering platforms.
An architecture, not a pile
One coherent integration design replaces brittle hacks, so the next tool you add doesn't make things worse.
Two Stacks, One System, Six Months
After a merger, two companies ran duplicate CRMs and overlapping MarTech. We consolidated them into one operating system, unified in six months with $1.2M in cost avoided.
Read the full case studyCommon Questions
How do you decide which tools to cut?
We audit the full stack, map what connects to what, and keep the platforms that actually drive revenue. Redundant and unused tools go; the survivors get integrated properly.
Will consolidating tools disrupt our operations?
We migrate in planned phases so the team keeps working. Nothing is cut until its replacement is wired in and validated.
What platforms do you work with?
HubSpot, Salesforce, and the broader enterprise MarTech ecosystem. We start from what the business needs, not from a preferred vendor.
Cut the sprawl. Keep the revenue.
A free evaluation is a real look at your stack and a straight answer on what to consolidate first. No deck, no obligation.