Assess for free. Pay per business unit when you need the plan.
re:target assess shows what is in a business unit and what is still used. re:target plan turns that into an ordered migration plan you can defend. re:target transform takes the business unit to Marketing Cloud Next: our team moves what can be moved, with re:target automating what it can, and rebuilds the rest.
The three offers
re:target assess
Start hereFor seeing what is in a business unit, and how much of it is still used, before anyone scopes a migration.
- One Marketing Cloud Engagement business unit
- Three readiness scans
- The inventory by category, and what nothing running still uses
- Migration complexity — low, medium or high — and the decisions ahead, in summary
- A short walkthrough of the result with our team
Read-only, nothing to install.
re:target plan
The full planFor the team that has to plan the migration and defend the scope.
- Everything in re:target assess
- The ordered migration plan, with effort estimates
- The full report, down to the dependency tree of every item
- An editable table: mark each item move, rebuild or leave behind, and get an updated report and export
- Mark items as moved and add notes, so the migration is tracked as it happens
- Export of the whole metadata set, to feed your own tooling or AI
One price per business unit. Private hosting is quoted on top.
re:target transform
With our teamFor getting the business unit onto Marketing Cloud Next, not only planning it.
- Everything in re:target plan
- Our team moves what can be moved, with re:target automating what it can
- Our team rebuilds what cannot be moved
- A roadmap, and a business unit running on Marketing Cloud Next
Scoped and quoted per use case, so what is automated and what is done by hand is written down before work starts.
Dedicated infrastructure, on any offer.
If your org cannot send metadata through shared infrastructure, re:target runs on infrastructure dedicated to you, in a region you choose. It is available for re:target assess as well as re:target plan and re:target transform, as a paid engagement covering setup, the time you use it and teardown. EU hosting on its own does not need this: ask, and it costs nothing extra.
Questions before buying
Why price by business unit instead of by user?
The work and the risk sit in the business unit: object volume, dependency depth, custom code and the number of business units. Another report reader does not make a migration harder to plan.
How is re:target plan priced?
Per business unit. Buy it by card from the billing page in your account, for as many business units as you need. Interested in a quote? Ask from the same page or through the form here, and we send one.
Does re:target transform do the move automatically?
Partly. Our team moves what can be moved, with re:target automating the parts it can, and rebuilds the rest; the engagement ends with a roadmap and a business unit running on Marketing Cloud Next. Every transform engagement is scoped per use case, so what is automated and what is done by hand is agreed before work starts. re:target never asks for write access to Marketing Cloud Engagement. The new work is built in your Salesforce org, through an External Client App you create, with its permissions written into the scope.
Do you charge for subscriber volume?
No. re:target reads metadata, not subscriber rows, so contact count is neither the value nor the cost driver.
What about enterprise security or data residency?
Shared hosting runs in Google Cloud in the US, or in the EU on request at no extra cost. Private hosting runs re:target on infrastructure dedicated to you, in a region you choose, with tailored retention and procurement support. It is available on every offer, assess included, as a paid engagement covering setup, the time you use it and teardown.
How do partners buy?
The same way: assess is free to run with a client, plan is bought per business unit, and transform is scoped per use case. Referral and resale terms are agreed in writing before a client introduction.