CRM agencies in Brighton.
CRM in the marketing-agency sense is the discipline of running lifecycle programmes against first-party customer data: segmentation, journey orchestration, automation, and personalisation across email, SMS, push, and in-app. It is not the same trade as Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics sales-system implementation, which sits closer to enterprise IT consulting. This page shows every agency on AgencyIndex offering crm in Brighton.

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AgencyIndex tracks 1 crm agency in Brighton. The list above is filtered to that intersection and ordered with verified and featured listings first.
For the wider editor's view on crm agencies in the UK, see the crm service brief. For context on Brighton's marketing cluster, see the Brighton location brief. The pricing, timeline and red-flag notes below apply to crm as a discipline; they do not change materially in Brighton.
Boutique £2,000-6,000 · Mid-market £6,000-15,000 · Enterprise £15,000-40,000+. Platform licences (Klaviyo, Braze, HubSpot Marketing Hub, Salesforce Marketing Cloud) typically billed direct or passed through at cost. Implementation projects £3,000-15,000 for Klaviyo or smaller HubSpot, £20,000-75,000+ for Braze or Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
1-2wk data audit · 3-4wk segmentation and journey mapping · 5-8wk automation build and QA · 9-12wk initial optimisation · 4-6mo measurable revenue impact · 6-12mo mature CRM programme with predictive segments and orchestration.
- · Platform-locked: every brief comes back as a HubSpot or Salesforce answer regardless of fit
- · No data governance: cannot describe field standards, retention rules, or identity logic
- · No first-party data strategy: still talks about rented or bought audiences
- · Casual about UK GDPR and PECR consent capture, suppression, and audit logs
- · Vanity reporting: leads with opens and clicks, no revenue or retention attribution
- · No CDP or warehouse perspective: treats the ESP as the system of truth
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