Salesforce is a ripoff. Let's get you off it.
You're paying enterprise prices for a system half your team avoids - per seat, every month, forever, with a new add-on fee every time you need it to do something useful. I've moved whole organizations off Salesforce onto a CRM that actually fits how they work, for a fraction of the cost. And no, you don't lose your data.
Get me off SalesforceThe Salesforce math nobody likes to say out loud
Salesforce is brilliant at one thing: making itself impossible to leave while the bill quietly climbs. Per-user pricing that punishes you for growing. "Essentials" that aren't. Add-ons, integrations, and consultants for features that should've been included. And after years of paying, you own exactly nothing.
Most small and mid-size businesses use a sliver of what they're paying for - and bend their whole process to fit Salesforce instead of the other way around. That's backwards.
Sound familiar?
- Your monthly bill climbs every time you hire someone
- You pay for modules and seats nobody actually uses
- Simple changes need a paid consultant or admin
- Your team works around it, not in it
- You feel trapped - leaving sounds scarier than overpaying
What I move you to instead
A CRM shaped to your business - built on proven, grown-up technology, not a weekend hack.
Fits your process
Built around how you sell and operate - not a generic template you have to contort yourself into.
A fraction of the cost
No per-seat meter. Add your tenth or fiftieth user and the price doesn't move. The Salesforce savings often pay for the whole build.
Proven, and future-proof
A Blazor application built on DevExpress XAF and mature open-source tools - enterprise-grade foundations that have run real businesses for years, and that you can extend with the AI tools of your choice.
"But migrating off Salesforce sounds terrifying."
It's the thing that keeps everyone stuck - and it's exactly what I've already done, more than once. I've transitioned whole client organizations off Salesforce onto a system they can actually shape around their business: pulling contacts, accounts, opportunities, history, and attachments out and landing them clean in the new one. Nothing lost, nothing mangled.
Your Salesforce stays live the whole time. I sync your real data into the new system - typically every night - so you can work in it, check it against the system you know, and prove it out with your own records before anything changes. Before that, we go through your custom code and use cases one by one to make sure every piece of functionality carries over. When you're ready, the cutover is seamless.
And here's the part Salesforce never offers: when the dust settles, you own and keep all of your data. It lives in your system, in your control - not rented back to you a seat at a time.
Talk through your migration- I've done this before - real Salesforce migrations, not a first attempt on you
- Clients moved to a far more customizable system that fits how they work
- Your Salesforce stays live - nightly syncs let you verify real data before any switch
- Custom code and use cases reviewed so all your functionality transfers
- You own and keep 100% of your data - contacts, accounts, deals, notes & files
- A seamless cutover, not a "good luck"
How the escape works
Low-risk, eyes-open, no bridges burned until you say so.
Audit
We review what you actually use, your custom code, and every use case - so nothing gets left behind.
Build
I build a Blazor CRM that matches your real workflow, on solid foundations you control.
Sync & verify
Salesforce stays live while your real data syncs over nightly - so you can prove out the new system on your own records.
Cut over
When you trust it, the switch is seamless - you cancel Salesforce and the bill is gone.
Stop renting software you'll never own.
Tell me what you're paying Salesforce and what your team actually needs. I'll show you what it looks like to walk away - and roughly what you'd save.
Get me off Salesforce