Switching from HoneyBook

Bring your HoneyBook clients and projects with you.

Semuko includes a free importer for HoneyBook exports. Download your contacts and reports from HoneyBook, drop them into Semuko, check how the columns line up, and import.

The importer reads CSV and PDF files you download. It does not sign in to another product or copy anything from it.

What HoneyBook lets you export

Know what comes across before you start

From HoneyBook’s help center. HoneyBook describes what each download contains but does not publish the column names, so Semuko suggests a match for each column and you confirm it.

Checked October 21, 2026.

  • Contacts spreadsheet

    Clients, then Contacts, then the triple-dot menu and Download spreadsheet. It holds each contact’s name, email, phone, address, notes and the date the contact was created.
  • Projects and payments reports

    HoneyBook’s Reports page downloads CSV files, including Projects (booked and unbooked projects with participants and financials) and Payments completed (income with project and client details, totals paid, gratuity, discounts and refunds). Only the account owner and super admins can download reports, and the Projects report needs the Essentials or Premium plan.
  • Contracts are one PDF at a time

    There is no bulk PDF export. Open each signed file in its project, use the three-dot menu and choose Download as PDF. Semuko attaches those PDFs to the matching client or project.
  • What does not come across

    There is no invoice CSV, so open invoices and payment schedules are rebuilt in Semuko. Email history, questionnaires and templates are not part of these exports either.
  • HoneyBook pricing

    HoneyBook’s pricing page lists Starter at $29, Essentials at $49 and Premium at $109 a month, billed yearly, with a free trial.

Sources:HoneyBook: export your contacts(opens in a new tab)HoneyBook: downloading reports(opens in a new tab)HoneyBook Community: save a contract as PDF(opens in a new tab)HoneyBook pricing(opens in a new tab)

How to move

Six steps from HoneyBook to Semuko

  1. Download your HoneyBook files

    Download the contacts spreadsheet. If your plan and role allow it, also download the Projects and Payments completed reports from Reports. Save them as CSV.
  2. Start a trial

    Start a 30-day trial (no credit card), then open Settings, Preferences, Import from another CRM.
  3. Upload, check the mapping, preview

    Drop in the CSV files. Columns are matched to Semuko fields and you can change any match. Map each project status to one of your Semuko statuses. The preview shows duplicate emails and which people already exist in your account, so nothing is created twice.
  4. Import

    Contacts become clients (or leads), projects become events with their dates, venue and status, and payments become paid invoice records. Large files run in the background. When it finishes you get a summary and a CSV of any skipped rows with the reason for each.
  5. Attach signed contracts

    Download each signed contract from HoneyBook as a PDF and add them on the summary screen. Each PDF is matched to a client or project by its file name, and you can change the match before attaching.
  6. Run it again any time

    Each imported row is remembered, so importing a newer export updates the records the first run created instead of duplicating them. Imported records do not trigger workflows or emails to your clients.
Want help planning the move? Contact us. For a feature-by-feature look, see Semuko vs HoneyBook.

FAQ

Switching from HoneyBook: questions

Can Semuko import HoneyBook projects?

Yes, from HoneyBook’s Projects report. Each project becomes a Semuko event linked to its client, with its date, venue and a status you choose for each HoneyBook status. Projects without a date are listed in the skipped-rows file, because Semuko events need a date.

Do HoneyBook invoices come across?

Completed payments do, from the Payments completed report: each becomes a paid invoice record with its payment, so your payment history is in Semuko. HoneyBook does not offer an invoice export, so unpaid invoices and schedules are recreated in Semuko.

What happens if I import the same file twice?

Semuko remembers every row it imported. A second import of the same export, or a newer one, updates those records instead of making copies. People who were already in Semuko before the import are matched by email and only their empty fields are filled in.

Will my clients get emails when I import them?

No. Imported clients, leads, events and payments skip workflows, receipts and marketing syncs.

What if some rows do not import?

The summary counts them and offers a CSV of the skipped rows with a reason for each, such as a project with no date or a payment with no amount, so you can fix them and import that file again.

Does the importer cost extra?

No. Importing is included on every Semuko plan and during the free trial.

Try it

Try the HoneyBook import on a free trial

30 days, no credit card. Import your contacts first and see how they look before you move anything else.

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Semuko is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by HoneyBook. HoneyBook is named only to describe moving your data from it; trademarks belong to their owners. Facts about HoneyBook come from its own pages, checked October 21, 2026, and can change.