CRM automation for HubSpot and GoHighLevel
Raze Drops builds the automation inside the CRM you are already paying for, so HubSpot or GoHighLevel finally runs the pipelines, sequences, lead capture and internal handovers you bought it for. There is no migration, no second platform and no new subscription to approve.
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Most businesses paying for a serious CRM are using a fraction of it as an address book with a monthly fee. The platform is not the problem; nobody had a week to configure it properly. This page describes what we build inside the platform you already own, and what it costs.
What does a business lose to an unused CRM?
It pays a platform fee for a contact list, while the work the platform was bought to automate still happens in inboxes and spreadsheets.
Worse, the data is split. Some history is in the CRM, some in someone’s mailbox, so no report from it is trusted and people quietly stop updating it.
What does a CRM automation build actually do?
It sets up the pipelines, stages, sequences and internal handovers to match how your business actually sells, then connects the places your leads and orders really come from.
Reporting comes from one source afterwards, because the record is finally being written by the system rather than by whoever remembered. That connective work is integration, and the sales logic around it is CRM and sales automation.
What does a CRM build cost and how long does it take?
It is priced per project, from $300 to $9,000 depending on the pipelines, the sequences and the systems connected, plus a monthly maintenance retainer if you want it adjusted as you change.
You see a proposal with one fixed price before any deal is signed, and you keep owning the platform account throughout. Owners often read inbox sales agents for WhatsApp and integration systems for retyped data next.
| What the subscription promises | What is switched on today | After the build |
|---|---|---|
| A pipeline that reflects your sales | Two default stages nobody uses | Your real stages, with entry rules |
| Automatic follow up | A sequence somebody started once | Sequences running per stage |
| Lead capture | Forms that email somebody | Leads written straight into the CRM |
| Internal handover | A message in a group chat | An assignment with the history attached |
| Reporting | Numbers nobody trusts | One source, written by the system |
Tell us which platform you pay for and we will send a proposal with a fixed price. Start on the contact page.