Launch — $199
A candidate for a supported, consistent source with one prepared destination and up to 1,000 records in total.
Assess Launch fit →HubSpot CMS to WordPress cost
How much does a HubSpot CMS to WordPress migration cost?
Cost depends on more than page count because HubSpot combines content, HubL rendering, forms, CRM data, consent, automation, tracking, domains, and multilingual behavior in one portal.
Current launch pricing
HubSpot CMS to WordPress package starting points
Growth — $399
A candidate for up to 5,000 records with media and file transfer, taxonomies, metadata, preserved slugs, redirects, and controlled cutover.
Assess Growth fit →Scale — $699
A candidate for up to 15,000 records with custom fields, multilingual data, advanced relationships, two dry runs, reconciliation, delta transfer, and launch coordination.
Assess Scale fit →Custom — from $999
For custom extraction, unsupported entities, subscriptions, ERP or CRM integrations, application data, or destination development.
Calculate custom estimate →Scope boundary
The CMS and CRM must be priced separately
CMS records
Website pages, landing pages, blog posts, authors, tags, files, metadata, publication values, and public URLs form the core content dataset.
HubL rendering
Templates, themes, modules, drag-and-drop areas, smart content, dynamic pages, and custom markup determine reconstruction effort.
Forms and consent
Forms, submissions, subscription types, consent records, tracking, and automation require separate legal, data, and implementation decisions.
CRM and marketing data
Contacts, companies, deals, lists, workflows, email, scoring, analytics, and integrations are never included merely because CMS access exists.
Estimate factors
What changes HubSpot CMS to WordPress cost
Page families and blogs
Count website pages, landing pages, posts, blogs, authors, tags, system pages, drafts, archives, languages, and domains.
Module complexity
Reusable and custom modules, smart rules, drag-and-drop areas, embedded forms, CTAs, personalization, and HubDB-backed output need classification.
Extraction shape
Structured CMS fields, rendered HTML, API pagination, archived records, rate limits, inaccessible modules, and inconsistent markup affect transformation.
Files and media
File Manager volume, externally hosted assets, inline references, protected files, duplicates, failed downloads, and destination upload rules affect QA.
WordPress readiness
Post types, fields, blocks, templates, languages, SEO storage, users, forms, tracking, redirects, and editorial workflows must be prepared.
Domain and cutover
Domain moves, path changes, ongoing publishing, delta migration, forms replacement, analytics, consent, DNS, and launch ownership shape delivery.
Indicative fit
Example HubSpot CMS project shapes
Straightforward blog move
A consistent single blog with accessible posts, authors, tags, simple metadata, and prepared WordPress may fit Launch. Image transfer and redirects move the project to Growth.
Website plus blog
Pages, landing pages, blog content, multiple modules, files, metadata, redirects, and selected reconstruction typically point toward Growth.
Multidomain publication
Large content volume, languages, several domains, HubDB, complex media, multiple dry runs, and delta cutover may fit Scale.
CRM-connected experience
Forms/submissions, consent history, CRM objects, personalization, workflows, private content, custom applications, or extensive redesign require Custom scope.
Proposal controls
What the estimate must state
Included CMS objects
Name the page, blog, author, tag, file, HubDB, language, metadata, URL, and publication-state coverage.
Functional ownership
Assign forms, consent, tracking, analytics, CRM, chat, search, domains, integrations, and automation to named workstreams.
Extraction and reconstruction
Define which records use structured fields or rendered output and which templates, modules, and components are rebuilt.
Acceptance evidence
State reconciliation, samples, links, assets, metadata, language, redirects, forms, destination rendering, cutover, and exception requirements.
Optional expert assistance
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Optional expert assistance
Share portal content types, blogs, page counts, languages, HubDB, forms, CRM dependencies, domains, destination status, and timeline.
Start assessment →Separate the workstreams
Review CMS extraction, HubL reconstruction, files, URLs, forms, CRM/consent exclusions, WordPress readiness, and launch dependencies.
Review source scope →Receive the next step by email
Within 24 hours on business days, we send likely package fit, assumptions, questions, and the next technical action.
Review technical pair →Clear answers
HubSpot CMS to WordPress cost questions
Current packages begin at $199, but final fit depends on page families, modules, files, languages, domains, reconstruction, and CRM or form boundaries.
No. CRM objects, consent, forms, submissions, workflows, email, and automation require separate authorization and scope.
Not automatically. Templates, themes, modules, drag-and-drop areas, and smart behavior are destination implementation work.
It can be assessed after table schemas, row relationships, dynamic-page use, API access, and destination representation are reviewed.
They are included when the selected package and written scope cover URL and SEO work.
Yes after the source entities, functional boundaries, destination readiness, assumptions, exclusions, deliverables, and acceptance criteria are reviewed.
Next step
Get a HubSpot CMS to WordPress estimate
Get an estimate based on the type, volume, and complexity of the data you want to migrate. Select the source and target systems, enter the migration details, and receive a calculated estimate. Online payment activation is being prepared. Until automated payment processing is available, plan activation and billing may be handled through a separate onboarding process.