Migrate your MarketSharp data
Niche CRM built for home improvement contractors and remodelers, combining lead management, job scheduling, and customer communication in a vertically specialized package.
In its favor
Why people choose MarketSharp
The signal that keeps MarketSharp on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Contractor-specific feature set covering lead tracking, appointment scheduling, and job management in one vertically tuned platform
Affordable entry tier relative to general-purpose CRMs, with a free data storage allowance of 5 GB per user reducing initial cloud-storage costs
Built-in appointment reminder emails and long-term follow-up sequences keep sales teams in contact with prospects without manual intervention
Custom Lead Fields let each installation tailor data capture to their specific trade, capturing permit details, crew assignments, and product types
Lowest-cost option among contractors-focused CRMs, making it accessible for small-to-mid-size remodeling firms with limited software budgets
Reporting module is widely described as confusing and non-intuitive, requiring trial-and-error to extract basic sales and pipeline reports
Steep initial learning curve with no permanent free tier, forcing teams to invest training time before validating fit
Sales and marketing misrepresentation reported in reviews, with webhook functionality promised during the sales process but not delivered in practice
Support response times are reported as slow, particularly when billing disputes arise after cancellation
Interface and overall functionality lag behind modern CRM alternatives, with an outdated look and feel compared to competitors
Reasons to switch
Why people leave MarketSharp
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing MarketSharp. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where MarketSharp fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
MarketSharp pricing overview
MarketSharp uses per-user, per-month pricing across three tiers. Annual billing provides a modest discount (roughly 8-9%). There is no free tier, and the platform does not publish a free trial duration. Pricing is competitive at the Standard tier for small contractors but scales significantly at Pro and Ultimate levels.
Standard
Tier 1 of 3
$199/user/month (monthly) or $182/user/month (annual)
What's included
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What gets migrated
MarketSharp object support
Object-by-object support for MarketSharp migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Leads
Fully supportedLeads are the primary entry point for new inquiries in MarketSharp. We export all standard lead fields, source attribution, and status history. Custom Lead Fields configured per installation are captured and mapped to the destination CRM's equivalent contact or lead properties.
Contacts
Fully supportedContacts represent existing customers with project history. We map the full contact record including company affiliation, phone, email, address, and any linked project references. Lifecycle stage transitions are preserved as date-stamped activity records.
Appointments
Fully supportedAppointments link a lead or contact to a scheduled date, salesperson, product, crew, and outcome. We export the full appointment record including result status, assigned salesperson, and associated product or project type.
Jobs
Fully supportedJobs are the core project records in MarketSharp, capturing scope, crew, timeline, and outcome. We map job records to the destination CRM's project or deal objects, preserving linked contact and appointment references where the schema supports it.
Projects
Mapping requiredMarketSharp uses 'Jobs' as the primary project object. Where customers also use a separate Project or estimate object, we consolidate these into a single destination record and preserve the relationship to the originating job record via a custom reference field.
Custom Lead Fields
Mapping requiredCustom Lead Fields are per-installation configurations that capture trade-specific data like permit types, product categories, or crew assignments. We export them as flat key-value pairs and map them to destination custom fields; any unsupported field types are flagged for manual rebuild.
Divisions
Mapping requiredDivisions segment data by branch or region in larger contractor organizations. We export division assignments on Leads, Contacts, and Jobs and map them to the destination's team, region, or custom division field.
Users / Salespeople
Fully supportedUsers represent salespeople and staff with login access. We export user records including name, email, and division assignment. In migrations to other CRMs, we create corresponding user or contact records and re-link any appointment or job assignments.
Activities / Activity History
Fully supportedActivity history tracks calls, emails, meetings, and notes tied to a lead or contact. We export the full activity timeline in chronological order, mapping activity types to the destination CRM's native activity or engagement objects.
Documents / Attachments
Mapping requiredMarketSharp integrates with documentation tools for site photos and job files. We export available document references and file attachments linked to Jobs and Contacts. Full file export is subject to the source system's storage limits and the destination's attachment handling.
Lead Sources
Fully supportedLead Sources track how a prospect entered the pipeline (e.g., referral, website, ad campaign). We export the full lead source taxonomy and map source names to the destination CRM's equivalent tracking field, preserving attribution data for reporting continuity.
Estimates / Quotes
Mapping requiredEstimates are tied to Jobs and capture pricing, line items, and proposal status. We export estimate records and their line items, mapping them to the destination's quote, estimate, or deal-line-item objects depending on the target schema.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Leads | Fully supported | Leads are the primary entry point for new inquiries in MarketSharp. We export all standard lead fields, source attribution, and status history. Custom Lead Fields configured per installation are captured and mapped to the destination CRM's equivalent contact or lead properties. |
| Contacts | Fully supported | Contacts represent existing customers with project history. We map the full contact record including company affiliation, phone, email, address, and any linked project references. Lifecycle stage transitions are preserved as date-stamped activity records. |
| Appointments | Fully supported | Appointments link a lead or contact to a scheduled date, salesperson, product, crew, and outcome. We export the full appointment record including result status, assigned salesperson, and associated product or project type. |
| Jobs | Fully supported | Jobs are the core project records in MarketSharp, capturing scope, crew, timeline, and outcome. We map job records to the destination CRM's project or deal objects, preserving linked contact and appointment references where the schema supports it. |
| Projects | Mapping required | MarketSharp uses 'Jobs' as the primary project object. Where customers also use a separate Project or estimate object, we consolidate these into a single destination record and preserve the relationship to the originating job record via a custom reference field. |
| Custom Lead Fields | Mapping required | Custom Lead Fields are per-installation configurations that capture trade-specific data like permit types, product categories, or crew assignments. We export them as flat key-value pairs and map them to destination custom fields; any unsupported field types are flagged for manual rebuild. |
| Divisions | Mapping required | Divisions segment data by branch or region in larger contractor organizations. We export division assignments on Leads, Contacts, and Jobs and map them to the destination's team, region, or custom division field. |
| Users / Salespeople | Fully supported | Users represent salespeople and staff with login access. We export user records including name, email, and division assignment. In migrations to other CRMs, we create corresponding user or contact records and re-link any appointment or job assignments. |
| Activities / Activity History | Fully supported | Activity history tracks calls, emails, meetings, and notes tied to a lead or contact. We export the full activity timeline in chronological order, mapping activity types to the destination CRM's native activity or engagement objects. |
| Documents / Attachments | Mapping required | MarketSharp integrates with documentation tools for site photos and job files. We export available document references and file attachments linked to Jobs and Contacts. Full file export is subject to the source system's storage limits and the destination's attachment handling. |
| Lead Sources | Fully supported | Lead Sources track how a prospect entered the pipeline (e.g., referral, website, ad campaign). We export the full lead source taxonomy and map source names to the destination CRM's equivalent tracking field, preserving attribution data for reporting continuity. |
| Estimates / Quotes | Mapping required | Estimates are tied to Jobs and capture pricing, line items, and proposal status. We export estimate records and their line items, mapping them to the destination's quote, estimate, or deal-line-item objects depending on the target schema. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in MarketSharp migrations
Issues we've hit on past MarketSharp migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Custom Lead Fields vary per installation
Reporting export requires manual trial-and-error
Webhook functionality is limited and not self-serve
Division-segmented data requires multi-pass export
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| Medium | Custom Lead Fields vary per installation |
| Low | Reporting export requires manual trial-and-error |
| High | Webhook functionality is limited and not self-serve |
| Medium | Division-segmented data requires multi-pass export |
Leaving MarketSharp?
Where MarketSharp customers move next
12 destinations MarketSharp can migrate to.
How a MarketSharp migration works
Four steps, MarketSharp-specific
Connect
API key (used in third-party integrations like SalesRabbit) into MarketSharp. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate MarketSharp-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate MarketSharp quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with MarketSharp rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
MarketSharp migration FAQ
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