HubSpot × Storemaven
HubSpot x Storemaven: Breaking silos to save 20 hours a week
20 hours saved per week in business operations
Siloed, manual chaos to unified, automated visibility
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Why it works
The case study leads with operational savings (20 hours per week, 2x outbound capacity) rather than revenue growth, so Efficiency is the primary tag despite the +25% customer and revenue figure appearing in the header. The Clarity angle is real but secondary: the before-state quote about not being able to answer 'where did that demo booking come from?' shows the visibility problem drove the decision. The competitive switch flag applies because Copper is named explicitly as the displaced CRM.
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The named-competitor displacement is called out plainly and paired with a specific reason for returning to HubSpot ('I was amazed to see how far the product had developed'), making the switch story credible rather than generic.
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