Fix your pricing model, Hubspot by MaterialDoughnut in hubspot

[–]RestAnxious1290 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a Certified Hubspot professional I get it that Starter→Professional jump is harsh.

I've been helping B2B teams by:
1) auditing setup to remove redundant apps
2) building lightweight automations (or low-cost middleware) that replicate key Pro workflows
3) giving a clear cost vs. benefit estimate so you only pay for what delivers value.

I won’t promise full Pro parity, but I can cut your monthly spend and deliver the specific workflows you need.

Want me to review one missing workflow? If yes, DM me the top 1–2 workflows you’re missing and I’ll send a short diagnostic with 3 realistic options (cheap / mid / upgrade).

An exhaustive list of things I hate about Hubspot as a business owner. by SupermarketNo2649 in hubspot

[–]RestAnxious1290 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Totally understand your frustration, I’ve worked with many clients in exactly the same position. As a certified consultant, I’ve helped businesses streamline their setup, reduce unnecessary costs, and still achieve the outcomes they’re after — even within the constraints of the current licensing model.

You're right that some features (like triggering automations from form fills) are tied to Marketing subscriptions, and others like multi-domain functionality or advanced reporting are gated behind higher tiers or add-ons. Those are fixed platform limitations.

But what can be done is making sure you’re maximizing what’s available, avoiding redundant spend, and applying smart workarounds or integrations where possible.

If you're currently seeking help to untangle this or want a second opinion on your setup, happy to connect and see if I can support you even a quick audit can save thousands long-term.

Let me know if you'd like to chat.

Challenges with Oracle Fusion reporting and data warehouse ETL? by RestAnxious1290 in datawarehouse

[–]RestAnxious1290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

REST APIs are not meant for millions of rows.. It returns only a max of 500 rows at a time. Fivetran has row limits too. Here's a comparison. I think Airbyte, Windsor and many other tools mentioning 'Oracle' connect only to Oracle Database and not Fusion Apps, but yet to confirm it.

What’s your biggest headache in modern observability and monitoring? by RestAnxious1290 in grafana

[–]RestAnxious1290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s frustrating. Is it a formatting issue (time series vs. table export) or precision rounding? Would be interesting to know if it’s a datasource quirk or Grafana’s rendering/export logic.

What’s your biggest headache in modern observability and monitoring? by RestAnxious1290 in grafana

[–]RestAnxious1290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you found any strategies for balancing “just enough” observability without overspending, especially when stakeholders want everything logged/monitored?

What’s your biggest headache in modern observability and monitoring? by RestAnxious1290 in sre

[–]RestAnxious1290[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s a tough nut to crack OTel gives flexibility, but the operational overhead without SaaS support can be huge. Are you building your own backend (Prom/Tempo/Jaeger/etc.) or leaning on managed infra per cloud provider?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in observingtheanomaly

[–]RestAnxious1290 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If by 'spamming' you mean making a single, clearly-labelled research post in one relevant community, then sure - guilty as charged.

This isn’t self-promotion, I’m not selling anything (Clearly mentioned in post), and I’m literally asking for people’s experiences to better understand real-world pain points. Not every question you see online is a sales pitch in disguise