What’s your marketing stack really costing you?

The Stack Audit adds up what you’re paying across separate tools, then shows what one platform folds into a single login and a single bill. Tick the tools you use and adjust the prices to match your own.

Your current tools

Example selection — edit to match yours

What one platform would replace

Based on the tools you ticked, here’s what a single all‑in‑one platform folds into one login and one bill.

Your switch‑over checklist

The safe order to consolidate, so nothing breaks while you move:

Export your contacts and tag them before you touch anything else.
Rebuild your main booking or lead form inside the new platform and test it with a real submission.
Point one traffic source at the new form for a week before moving the rest.
Recreate your most-used email/automation, send yourself through it end to end.
Move your calendar/scheduling last — and keep the old tool live for 14 days as a safety net.
Cancel the old subscriptions only once a full lead has gone through the new setup cleanly.

Saves a one-page summary of your stack and totals.

Thinking about consolidating?

If you’d rather run all of this from one login, an all‑in‑one platform is the usual fix. The one I use is HighLevel — it folds your website, funnels, email, CRM, calendar, courses and more into a single login from around $97/mo, with a free 30‑day trial to try it first.

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