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Five tools doing the job of one. Here is the one.

Marketo, BlueConic, Full Circle Insights, LeanData, and RingLead are costing over $400K a year and pulling your MOPS team in five directions. Conversion consolidates them into a single AI-native platform built on Salesforce and Snowflake.

5 tools

MAP, CDP, scoring, routing, and ABM, consolidated into one

$115K+

Potential annual savings vs. current ~$400K stack

3M

Contacts unified across Salesforce and Snowflake, natively

~61%

Faster MOps ticket resolution with agentic campaign builders

Stack consolidation

Your $400K tool sprawl, mapped and priced

Outreach runs two to three times the tools of a typical company at your stage. Every renewal is a chance to consolidate. Conversion replaces the core five, with a phased migration that starts before any contract ends.

Today: 5 separate tools

~$400K+/yr
Marketo $200K
MAP · Replace by Feb 2027
BlueConic est. $50K+
CDP · Expires ~Oct 2026
Full Circle $85K
Lead scoring · Expired June 2026
LeanData ~$35K
Routing · + RingLead
6sense est. $80K+
ABM / intent · Underused 2 yrs
consolidates into

After: one platform

$285K/yr
Conversion

Conversion

MAP + CDP + scoring + routing

Unified data model
Native routing
AI lead scoring
Agent automation
Snowflake direct
Real-time triggers
Estimated annual spend today $400K+
Conversion indicative pricing $285K
Potential annual savings $115K+

The stack you inherited is the constraint on your team.

Toni joined in December and re-signed Marketo before there was any room to evaluate alternatives. That window is now open. Here is the real shape of the problem.

Pain 1

One MOPS person managing the entire stack

A single operator pulling lists, debugging routing errors, and setting up campaign tokens across five tools was never a scalable plan. Every backlog adds to the risk.

Pain 2

Marketo on a 1-year renewal with no plan to exit

The Feb 2027 Marketo renewal is the real deadline. Without a migration running in parallel today, the window to exit without a rip-and-replace is narrowing fast.

With Conversion

One AI-native platform your whole team can operate

An agentic campaign builder handles the repeatable work. A forward-deployed team runs the migration in parallel. And a unified data layer means your scoring, routing, and activation all speak the same language.

MOps capacity

Double the output of your MOps team without doubling headcount

Conversion agents handle the repeatable operational work: list builds, token setup, routing logic, and campaign execution. Your team focuses on strategy. Every agent output starts as a draft that a human approves before it goes anywhere.

Asana-to-campaign, end to end

Describe a campaign in a ticket. An agent drafts the audience, builds the email, and sets up the form. Your MOps team reviews and approves. This is what turns one person into a team.

AI lead scoring that retrains itself

Scoring trained on your historical closed-won and closed-lost data, with flexible industry-aware weighting. No rigid MQL thresholds. No manual recalibration at quarter-end. Account-level, not just contact-level.

Routing that replaces LeanData and RingLead

Native lead-to-account matching, round-robin assignment, and territory rules in one layer. Consolidating both tools is optional and can start with whichever contract comes up first.

Snowflake-direct, no CDP required

Conversion reads Snowflake directly via a read-only service account you control, so the only reason to keep BlueConic is one it no longer has. Non-technical segmentation in natural language, no SQL needed.

Human-in-the-loop by default

Every output reviewable

Full audit trail

RBAC to object and field

No training on your data

Enterprise-grade security

Business case

Build the number your CMO needs to see

Stack consolidation is the headline. But the full ROI includes MOps time reclaimed, faster campaign cycles, and pipeline influence from better personalization. Use the calculator below to size it, then book a session for a tailored model with your actual contract numbers.

Estimate your annual value

Pick a company size to fill in starting numbers, then adjust the inputs to match your team. Every assumption is editable in advanced mode and shown in the methodology below, so the number stays auditable.

Step 1: Company size
Step 2: Your numbers

Full-time people running marketing ops today.

Base pay plus benefits and overhead, per person, per year.

Distinct campaigns your team builds and ships annually.

Your own fully loaded cost to build and launch one campaign today.

Annual revenue your marketing touches across new and existing accounts.

Gross annual value

$0

Capacity reclaimed

0.0 FTE

Gross value before platform investment. Book a demo for tailored pricing and your net ROI and payback.

Where the value comes from

  • People time $0
  • Faster campaigns $0
  • Personalization $0
How we compare

Conversion vs Marketo

Marketo is the default because it is already in your stack. On the things driving this evaluation, AI, stack consolidation, and data activation, here is the honest comparison.

Capability Conversion Marketo
AI and agents
Agent-native campaign builder (from a ticket or brief)
Self-tuning, account-level AI scoring Manual model maintenance
MCP available today Roadmap
Natural-language segmentation, no SQL
Stack consolidation
MAP + CDP in one platform Separate CDP required
Native Snowflake activation Separate integration
Lead routing replaces LeanData and RingLead Requires both tools
Custom objects and flexible data model Limited
Real-time Salesforce sync Batch sync
Foundations
Drag-and-drop email and forms
Deliverability tooling and inbox placement
Attribution pass-through to Marketo Measure
Migration and partnership
24/7 Slack Deployment Strategy Team Standard support / SIs
Run in parallel until Feb 2027 renewal Partner-led migration
Pricing model Marketable contacts Complex SKUs + contacts
Proven at enterprise

High-bar companies have already made the switch

Companies with complex, multi-tool stacks and strict security requirements have migrated off legacy MAPs and consolidated onto Conversion. The consolidation story is the same each time: fewer tools, lower spend, and a MOPS team that can finally work strategically.

Plaid Veriforce

We moved off Marketing Cloud because we wanted a platform that was actually built for AI, with a team that picks up when we need them.

Veriforce Migrated from SFMC + Pardot
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Conversion runs in parallel with Marketo from day one. Your team replicates programs in phases with concrete milestones, and a forward-deployed engineer runs the migration alongside you. The Feb 2027 renewal is a backstop, not a hard deadline.

Yes. Conversion includes a flexible data model with custom objects, and reads Snowflake directly via a read-only service account you control. If the BlueConic contract comes up before Marketo, that is a natural starting point for the pilot.

Conversion has a native routing layer that handles lead-to-account matching, round-robin assignment, and territory rules. Consolidation is optional and phased, starting with whichever contract comes up first. The indicative savings for consolidating both is around $35K/yr.

Conversion syncs via a dedicated integration user on a scoped credential you control. We can time the integration sprint to fit your SFDC team's capacity. The 90-day pilot clock can start after the sync is live, so no rush creates a bad integration.

No. Conversion sits on the MOPS and data side: MAP, CDP, scoring, and routing. It has no sales-engagement or sequence capability. The two systems are genuinely complementary, with Conversion feeding enriched, scored leads to the Outreach platform.

Pricing is based on marketable contacts. AI usage is unlimited, so the number is predictable before you sign. We scoped an indicative range based on your 1.8M marketable contacts and will confirm after the deep-dive.

Build the business case, then run the pilot

Start a phased consolidation alongside Marketo. We scope the migration around your Salesforce team's sprint capacity, your renewal timeline, and the one tool you are ready to replace first.