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BBD Boom review

Onboarding, CRM implementation, Migration · Poole, United Kingdom

Reviewed by Eugene SuslovRead September 2026No affiliate links

Ownership. BBD Boom is part of the Siloy group since 2025-07, which Siloy publishes and BBD Boom does not. Also listed in this directory: ProsperoHub, Webs, Conversion Crew. Each holds its own listing and its own review count.

BBD Boom structures its site by where a buyer already is: considering HubSpot, starting with it, optimising it, or scaling up. Each route leads to a different set of services, from a suitability consultation and a tailored demo through onboarding, custom implementation, CRM and CMS migration, training, portal optimisation and an ongoing support partnership.

Its HubSpot listing carries six accreditations, covering CRM implementation, custom integration, data migration, onboarding, platform enablement and solutions architecture design. It also holds a Cyber Essentials security credential and industry badges for information technology, travel and tourism, and real estate.

The team page names 18 people split into leadership, consultancy, project management, growth and operations, including two co-founders. The consultancy group carries a solutions architect and a senior engineering consultant, which is the part of the list that matches the integration accreditations.

Who BBD Boom is for

B2B companies in software, IT and communications, property, financial services and manufacturing, which are the sectors its case studies and industry pages return to. The site is written for buyers who already know roughly which stage they are at.

Small jobs are explicitly welcome, which is unusual at this tier. The pricing FAQ says there is no minimum project size and that workflow changes and custom reports are priced hourly.

Strengths and limits

Strengths

  • Six HubSpot accreditations, including solutions architecture design and custom integration, which are the two hardest to earn.
  • The pricing FAQ says no job is too small and prices micro-solutions such as workflow changes and custom reports hourly.
  • A Cyber Essentials security credential is listed on the HubSpot profile, which matters for financial services and property clients.
  • Eighteen named staff with roles, so a buyer can see there are project managers as well as consultants.

Limits

  • The pricing page has a heading and no numbers. The guide with the costs in it sits behind a form.
  • Lead generation and marketing campaign setup sit in the same services list as the platform work, so scope needs separating at proposal stage.
  • Nothing is published about who owns the build, the code or the documentation at the end of an engagement.
  • The site does not say whether HubSpot licences are bought through it or direct from HubSpot.

BBD Boom pricing

No prices are published. The pricing page describes a guide that covers costs across all services, says prices include set deliverables wherever possible, and asks for a download.

The FAQs on that page are more useful than the page itself. They say there is no minimum project size, that micro-solutions from workflow modifications to customised reports are priced hourly, and that work can run on a fixed project basis or an hourly rate rather than a long-term signup.

The pricing page carries no figures and offers a downloadable guide instead. Its FAQs say there is no minimum project size, that micro-solutions such as workflow changes and custom reports are priced hourly, and that work can be taken on a fixed project basis or at an hourly rate.

Licences, the build, and whose hands

Does it earn on your licences

Does not say whether it earns on your licences

We found nothing on its site or in its terms about whether it resells HubSpot licences or is paid on the software it recommends. That is recorded as silence, not as a finding against the firm. Ask before the first invoice.

Who owns the build

Does not say who owns the build

We found nothing on its site or in its terms about who keeps the portal, the workflows and any custom code when the engagement ends. That is recorded as silence, not as a finding against the firm. Ask before the first invoice.

Who does the work

Does not say who does the work

We found nothing on its site or in its terms about whether the people in your portal are employees, an offshore team or subcontractors. That is recorded as silence, not as a finding against the firm. Ask before the first invoice.

This records what BBD Boom publishes about itself, read in September 2026. It is not an assessment of what the firm does in practice.

Who owns it

BBD Boom is part of the Siloy group since 2025-07, which Siloy publishes and BBD Boom does not. The wording is: “BBD Boom joining Siloy marks the seventh team to become part of the platform, following Webs, Trialta, Invise, Chili Digital, Conversion Crew, and Vipu.”

Belonging to a group is not a drawback and can be a reason to hire one of its members. It is simply not visible on HubSpot's own directory, where each of these holds a separate listing.

Verdict

A portal that needs one fix rather than a programme is the case this firm answers directly, because it publishes a position on small jobs that most Elite-tier firms do not. The six accreditations then cover the larger end, including migrations and solutions architecture.

Buyers who need a figure before a conversation will have to fill in a form to get one, and there is nothing on ownership of the build or on how licences are bought. Both are worth asking about in the first call.