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All calculator figures use conservative estimates. "Legacy Stack" composite = Salesforce Enterprise + HubSpot Professional + Zapier Business + 1 custom integration (typical 20–30 seat GTM team). Hidden overhead (34%) sourced from Gartner TCO research 2024. Hours-per-week figures from McKinsey Global Institute knowledge worker productivity report. Individual results will vary. Calculus pricing as of Feb 2026: $89/user/month, all modules included, no annual commitment required.
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Based on 214 enterprise migration audits. "Their Stack" composite of Salesforce + HubSpot + Zapier + custom middleware. Calculus native integrations cover 94% of common GTM toolchains.
Median first-reply SLA measured across 12,000 support tickets Jan–Dec 2025. Legacy composite measured via public SLA commitments and G2 review data.
98.1% = 158 hours downtime/year. 99.97% = 2.6 hours. At 24 seats, each hour of downtime costs ~$340 in lost productivity (BLS 2025 knowledge worker rate).
Salesforce Enterprise requires 12–36 month annual contracts. HubSpot Pro: 12 months. Calculus: cancel any billing cycle, data export included, no exit fees.
Salesforce charges $150–$300/hour for data migration services. Average 16-hour engagement per G2 survey. Calculus: one-click CSV/JSON/SQL export, always free.
Blended per-seat cost includes primary CRM + automation + analytics + support tooling. Calculus pricing includes all modules. Legacy composite based on 24-seat deal.
HubSpot Professional: 250 active workflows. Salesforce Flow: 2,000 limit with governor restrictions. Calculus: no hard ceiling, rate-limited only at abuse thresholds.
Salesforce Enterprise API: 100K calls/day. Overages billed at $0.20/1K. At typical integration load, this adds $800–$1,200/month in overages for 24-seat teams.
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