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Migration Guide

Move from GetResponse to Bento with zero guesswork.

Plan contact exports, workflow rebuilds, and hosted asset replacements when moving from GetResponse to Bento. Export contacts from GetResponse, map fields into.

mediummigrationVaries by workflows, hosted assets, chat, and integrations3 core transfers ready
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Migration Flow

A practical migration plan from GetResponse to Bento

This guide follows a simple sequence: export cleanly, map data correctly, then validate before cutover. No generic product pitch, just the steps your team needs.

1Export from GetResponse
2Transfer and map in Bento
3Validate and launch
Stage 1

Export checklist

  1. 1Log in to GetResponse

    Go to GetResponse.com and log in to your account.

  2. 2Export Contacts

    Go to Lists > select a list > Export. Choose CSV format with all fields.

  3. 3Export Each List

    Repeat for each list you want to migrate.

  4. 4Document Automations

    Screenshot your automation workflows for recreation.

Export Steps
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Export checklistVaries by workflows, hosted assets, chat, and integrations
1
Log in to GetResponseIn progress

Go to GetResponse.com and log in to your account.

2
Export ContactsUp next
3
Export Each ListUp next
Data Transfer
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Migration coverageGetResponseBento
Subscribers
24,180 contacts
Syncing
Tags
312 tags
Queued
Custom Fields
48 fields
Queued
Automations
14 flows
Queued
Templates
36 templates
Queued
Commerce Data
8,421 events
Queued
Stage 2

Data portability map

Know in advance what imports directly and what may require a rebuild.

SubscribersFull transfer
TagsFull transfer
Custom fieldsFull transfer
AutomationsRebuild in Bento
TemplatesRebuild in Bento
Email historyNot portable
Commerce dataPartial transfer
Stage 3

Validate and cut over

Treat cutover like launch QA. Validate your highest-risk paths first, then move sending traffic.

Send a seed-list test from Bento and verify rendering, links, and tracking.
Compare list and segment counts against GetResponse before your first live send.
Rebuild high-value automations first, then test each trigger path before cutover.
Keep GetResponse running for a short overlap while you monitor deliverability in Bento.
Migration Process
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White-glove migrationETA 24–48 hours
Contacts & Tags
24,492 contacts
Transferring
Custom Fields
48 fields
Queued
Automations
14 flows
Queued

White-glove migration

Switching from GetResponse can be done in one focused session

We help you map lists, rebuild key automations, and validate deliverability before cutover so your first week on Bento is smooth.

Current ESP
Bento

Migration coverage

Bring your whole sending setup with you.

25% mapped
Contacts and attributes
Lists and segments
Templates and flows
Sending setup

<1 day

Typical switch window

1:1

Migration support

Zero

Forced add-ons

Operator Notes

GetResponse to Bento language map

Keep this open while rebuilding flows. It maps terminology and highlights what to do first during migration QA.

GetResponseBento
  • ContactPerson

    Individual subscriber

  • ListTag

    Bento uses tags

  • AutomationAutomation

    Same concept

  • NewsletterBroadcast

    One-time sends

Tips

  • Choose replacement tools before moving GetResponse landing pages, webinars, courses, or websites
  • Document automation triggers, filters, delays, branches, and exit rules before rebuilding

Watchouts

  • Landing pages, websites, webinars, courses, and chat configuration do not transfer as working Bento assets

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Ready to leave GetResponse?

Move with confidence: export cleanly, import safely, and launch on Bento with migration support from our team.