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Marketing Hub Review, Pricing, Pros & Cons

Marketing Hub is HubSpot's marketing automation product for campaign orchestration, lead nurturing, audience segmentation, personalization, mobile messaging, and marketing reporting.

Research by Global Tool Radar Research SystemEvidence checked: Oct 7, 2026AI-assisted · No Global Tool Radar hands-on testView research methodology

Buying snapshot

Quick buying snapshot

A compact view of who this tool fits, what it costs, and what to confirm before choosing it.

Best for
  • A marketing team wants lead generation, nurturing, segmentation, campaigns, automation and reporting on one CRM-connected platform: Marketing Hub combines CRM data, content, campaigns, email, segmentation, automation and reporting in the exact product.
  • A small business wants a low-cost path that can scale into advanced automation: Marketing Hub has a permanent Free edition and a Starter edition, while HubSpot currently positions Marketing Hub for small-to-enterprise businesses.
More buying conditions
  • A demand-generation team needs omni-channel automation and large-scale campaign reporting: Professional is explicitly positioned for omni-channel campaigns, automation and reporting, with higher segment and campaign limits.
  • The organization uses Salesforce and wants marketing activity synchronized with Salesforce: HubSpot's Salesforce integration is currently available with Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise.
  • The team runs account-based marketing: HubSpot provides current ABM tools for Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise, including target accounts, segments and account-based advertising workflows.
  • Marketing operations must support privacy and communication-consent controls: HubSpot provides all-plan privacy settings, email subscription controls, and explicit SMS consent controls for supported Marketing Hub plans/add-ons.
Not for
  • The buyer must stay on Free or Starter but requires the native HubSpot-Salesforce integration: Current HubSpot documentation makes the Salesforce integration available with Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise.
  • The buyer must stay on Professional or lower but requires multi-touch revenue attribution and customer journey analytics: The current Marketing Hub comparison places these capabilities in Enterprise.
Pricing
  • Marketing Hub combines edition pricing with contact-based pricing. Starter is priced per seat and includes 1,000 marketing contacts; Professional and Enterprise start from base package prices that include Core Seats and marketing-contact allowances. Marketing contacts can receive marketing emails and ads; non-marketing contacts are free within the catalog's overall database limit. Additional marketing-contact tiers can increase subscription cost.
  • Free · up to two users and no credit card required.
Free or trial access
  • Marketing Hub currently advertises a 14-day free trial of HubSpot's marketing tools; this temporary trial is separate from the permanent Free edition.

Product scope

Product functionality and purchase scope

HubSpot Marketing Hub is HubSpot's marketing-automation product for lead generation, email and multi-channel automation, CRM segmentation, campaigns, personalization, lead scoring, social/ads, reporting, attribution, journey analytics, account-based marketing, and CRM-connected marketing operations.

Product checked: Oct 3, 2026

Functionality reviewed
  • Marketing Hub Free
  • Marketing Hub Starter
  • Marketing Hub Professional
  • Marketing Hub Enterprise
  • Marketing-contact pricing and plan-specific contact/email/segment/workflow limits
  • Marketing Hub native Salesforce integration and ABM capabilities where plan-entitled
  • Marketing SMS add-ons where available to Marketing Hub Professional or Enterprise
Non-target functionality excluded from scoring
  • HubSpot for Marketers bundle that combines Marketing Hub with Content Hub
  • Starter Customer Platform bundle as a broader multi-product purchase
  • Sales Hub, Service Hub, Content Hub, Data Hub, Revenue Hub, and Agent Hub as separate products
  • HubSpot AEO as a separate standalone product except where a capability is explicitly included in Marketing Hub
  • Temporary 14-day Marketing Hub trial access as a pricing plan
  • Promotional Starter price displays that cannot be bound to one identical current eligibility/commercial state across official pages

Pricing plans

Marketing Hub pricing table

Pricing checked: Oct 3, 2026

Official factConfidence 98%1 linked source

Stable catalog baselines retained here are Starter USD 20/month per seat, Professional USD 890/month including three Core Seats, and Enterprise USD 3,600/month including five Core Seats and billed annually. Starter includes 1,000 marketing contacts; Professional includes 2,000; Enterprise includes 10,000. Professional requires USD 3,000 one-time onboarding and Enterprise requires USD 7,000 one-time onboarding. The live pricing page also exposes reduced/promotional values, but its current Starter display differs from the exact product page and the Professional reduced amount was not unambiguously bound to a machine-readable billing state in this run, so those reduced amounts are not modeled as offers.

Official pricing page
Pricing cautions
  • Current Starter promotional displays are not identical across official pages: The main pricing page currently shows a USD 7 promotional Starter display while the exact product page shows USD 10 against the USD 20 baseline; the exact promotional states are not proven identical, so neither promotional amount is modeled as a deterministic offer.
  • Professional currently shows a reduced value alongside the USD 890 baseline: The live pricing page shows USD 800 and USD 890 with billing controls, but this crawl did not unambiguously bind the reduced amount to one exact payment state; the catalog's USD 890 baseline is retained.
  • Marketing-contact volume can increase subscription cost: HubSpot charges for marketing contacts above included tiers, can bill immediately when a tier is exceeded, and does not reduce the contact tier until the applicable later date.
  • Professional and Enterprise require paid onboarding: Current catalog terms require USD 3,000 one-time Professional onboarding and USD 7,000 one-time Enterprise onboarding in addition to subscription pricing.
  • Annual billing does not establish a minimum contract commitment: Enterprise is explicitly billed annually, but the reviewed sources do not state an exact minimum commitment duration for the retained offer.
PlanPriceKey differencesBest for
FreeCurrent Marketing Hub Free editionSupporting pricing evidence
  • $0 USD · per account · per month · Marketing Hub Free current US state · Current Marketing Hub Free plan
  • up to two users and no credit card required.
  • Free user allowance: 2 users; Marketing Hub Free.
  • Marketing email send limit: 2000 email sends/calendar month; Marketing Hub Free.
  • Email automation: 1 automated action; Marketing Hub Free.
Individuals and very small teams that need basic lead capture, marketing email, simple automation, ads, reporting, and CRM-connected marketing at no ongoing license cost.
StarterCurrent Marketing Hub Starter editionSupporting pricing evidence
  • $20 USD · per seat · per month · Marketing Hub Starter catalog baseline · starting at · Current non-promotional catalog baseline for new Marketing Hub Starter customers
  • includes 1,000 marketing contacts.
  • Marketing contacts included: 1000 marketing contacts; Starter base subscription.
  • HubSpot Credits: 500 credits; Starter.
  • Marketing email send limit: 5 times marketing contact tier/calendar month; Starter.
  • Email automation: 10 automated actions; Starter.
  • CRM segmentation: 50 active / 1000 static segments; Starter.
Small businesses that need a paid marketing foundation with 1,000 marketing contacts, higher email capacity, more segmentation and automation, and HubSpot branding removal.
ProfessionalCurrent Marketing Hub Professional editionSupporting pricing evidence
  • $890 USD · per month · Marketing Hub Professional catalog baseline · starting at · Current catalog baseline for Marketing Hub Professional
  • includes three Core Seats and 2,000 marketing contacts. Required onboarding is separate.
  • Core Seats included: 3 Core Seats; Professional base subscription.
  • Marketing contacts included: 2000 marketing contacts; Professional base subscription.
  • Required onboarding: $3,000 one-time; Professional purchase.
  • HubSpot Credits: 3000 credits; Professional.
  • Omni-channel marketing automation: Unlimited email automation actions plus omni-channel automation; Professional.
  • CRM segmentation: 1200 active / 1200 static segments; Professional.
  • Campaign reporting: 5000 campaigns/account; Professional.
Demand-generation and marketing-operations teams that need omni-channel automation, advanced segmentation, social management, custom reporting, Salesforce integration, ABM, and higher campaign scale.
EnterpriseCurrent Marketing Hub Enterprise editionSupporting pricing evidence
  • $3600 USD · per month · Marketing Hub Enterprise current annual-billed baseline · starting at · billed annually · Current Marketing Hub Enterprise baseline
  • includes five Core Seats and 10,000 marketing contacts. Required onboarding is separate.
  • Core Seats included: 5 Core Seats; Enterprise base subscription.
  • Marketing contacts included: 10000 marketing contacts; Enterprise base subscription.
  • Required onboarding: $7,000 one-time; Enterprise purchase.
  • HubSpot Credits: 5000 credits; Enterprise.
  • Marketing email send limit: 20 times marketing contact tier/calendar month; Enterprise.
  • CRM segmentation: 2000 active / 2000 static segments; Enterprise.
  • Campaign reporting: 10000 campaigns/account; Enterprise.
  • Advanced attribution and journey analytics: Multi-touch revenue attribution and customer journey analytics; Enterprise.
Enterprise marketing organizations that need advanced governance, attribution, journey analytics, larger segmentation and campaign limits, and high-scale lifecycle orchestration.

Plan upgrade triggers

Verified plan boundaries that can change the required edition.

Free Starter

Need more users, substantially higher email capacity, more automated actions, larger CRM segmentation, or paid-plan branding controls.

Supporting pricing evidence
Starter Professional

Need omni-channel automation, Salesforce integration, account-based marketing, social management, advanced reporting, or Marketing SMS eligibility.

Supporting pricing evidence
Professional Enterprise

Need multi-touch revenue attribution, customer journey analytics, larger campaign/segment limits, or enterprise-scale governance.

Supporting pricing evidence
License calculator

License cost scenarios

Adjust the license quantity to compare public recurring rates across the available plans.

PlanPriceMonthly equivalent12-month license-rate estimate
StarterMarketing Hub Starter catalog baseline · starting_at$20.00 USD / seat / month$100.00 USD$1,200.00 USD

License-rate calculation only. It excludes implementation, migration, training, support, taxes, add-ons, usage charges, and negotiated discounts unless they are explicitly included in the displayed public rate.

What is included, connected, or sold separately

Product scope

What is included, connected, or sold separately

Material capabilities are separated by their verified relationship to the target product.

U.S. Marketing SMS Long Code available as a paid add-on to Professional and EnterpriseAdd-on

Current catalog price is USD 75/month and includes 1,000 message segments/month; U.S. sending/recipient restrictions apply.

Plan: Free: Unavailable · Starter: Unavailable · Professional: Optional add-on · Enterprise: Optional add-onMarketing SMS Long Code Add-On
Marketing Hub runs on HubSpot's shared CRM/customer-platform data foundationIncluded capability

The exact product is marketed around CRM, content and campaigns working together on the HubSpot platform.

HubSpot Smart CRM
Native HubSpot-Salesforce integration available with Marketing Hub Professional and EnterpriseNative integration

Current HubSpot documentation explicitly limits this integration to Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise.

Plan: Free: Unavailable · Starter: Unavailable · Professional: Included · Enterprise: IncludedSalesforce
Account-based marketing tools available with Marketing Hub Professional and EnterprisePlan-dependent capability

Current ABM documentation covers target accounts, ABM properties, segments, advertising audiences and reporting.

Plan: Free: Unavailable · Starter: Unavailable · Professional: Included · Enterprise: Included
CRM segmentation scales from Starter through Enterprise with materially higher active/static segment limits in upper tiersPlan-dependent capability

Current comparison explicitly quantifies Starter, Professional and Enterprise segmentation limits; no equivalent Free limit was retained.

Plan: Free: Not verified · Starter: Included · Professional: Included · Enterprise: Included
Email automation scales from one action in Free and ten in Starter to unlimited actions plus omni-channel automation in Professional and EnterprisePlan-dependent capability

The capability exists in every plan but its automation depth differs materially by tier.

Plan: Free: Included · Starter: Included · Professional: Included · Enterprise: Included
Multi-touch revenue attribution and customer journey analytics in EnterprisePlan-dependent capability

Current comparison places both advanced analytics capabilities in Enterprise.

Plan: Free: Unavailable · Starter: Unavailable · Professional: Unavailable · Enterprise: Included
How the score is calculated

Scoring method

How the score is calculated

The score uses the category-specific buying dimensions below and their displayed weights.

This page is based on public product information, official sources, structured feature data, and AI assessment. It is not a hands-on lab test unless explicitly stated. Confidence percentages describe our research indicators, not the probability that a claim is true or a measured accuracy rate.

Evidence confidence
83%
AI claim confidence
99%
Required-field evidence status
100%
Evidence freshness
100%
Field traceability
100%
Model agreement
91%
Why this confidence level
  • Evidence confidence uses source level and claim-to-source support; AI claim confidence is shown separately.
  • Required-field evidence status measures whether weighted required claims have evidence links; it does not mean every product behavior was independently verified.
  • 8 of 8 weighted claims have evidence links.
  • 8 A1 documentary official sources and 4 A2 official product sources are linked.
  • 12 independent review sources are retained, including 2 professional sources with an explicit hands-on method.
  • No weighted claim is past the review window.
  • No blocking evidence conflict was identified.
Campaign orchestration depth25%
84

Email automation expands from one action in Free to ten actions in Starter, while Professional and Enterprise include omni-channel automation; choose the edition whose journey and channel scope fits the campaign design.

Segmentation and personalization18%
85

CRM segmentation and personalization are supported, with stated segment limits of 50 active and 1,000 static in Starter, 1,200 of each in Professional, and 2,000 of each in Enterprise; match the edition to audience complexity.

Lead lifecycle management15%
84

Lead capture, scoring, nurturing, and qualification are supported, while the contact allowance varies by plan and additional marketing-contact tiers can add cost; verify the audience volume and qualification workflow before choosing a tier.

Revenue and campaign analytics14%
82

Campaign reporting is included across the product and Enterprise adds multi-touch revenue attribution and journey analytics; buyers needing those attribution functions should select Enterprise and confirm its reporting limits and commercial scope.

Cross-channel activation12%
83

Marketing email, forms, ads, and social activity are supported, with omni-channel automation in Professional and Enterprise and SMS available through supported add-ons; confirm the channels and entitlements required for each campaign.

Data governance and sync10%
80

CRM-connected marketing data and audience segmentation support campaign targeting, and contact tiers define a cost boundary; confirm how the team's CRM sync, field governance, and deduplication requirements are handled in its configured workflow.

Deliverability and compliance safeguards6%
83

Email subscription controls are available from Starter upward, and supported Professional or Enterprise SMS add-ons require explicit consent; confirm edition and add-on eligibility and apply the required consent process to each channel.

Public review signals

Ratings and themes reported by public review sites

Capterra: 4.5/5 (6,256 reviews); G2: 4.4/5 (15,962 reviews); GetApp: 4.5/5 (6,256 reviews); GoodFirms: 4.4/5 (14 reviews); OMR Reviews: 4.3/5 (306 reviews); PeerSpot: 4.1/5 (40 reviews); Software Advice: 4.5/5 (6,256 reviews); SoftwareReviews: 8.9/10 (415 reviews); SourceForge: 4.6/5 (18 reviews and ratings); TrustRadius: 8.5/10 (2,316 reviews and ratings)

Public review signals updated: Oct 7, 2026

Commonly reported strengths

  • TrustRadius's Community Insights, synthesized from 11 reviews, describe marketing automation, email nurturing, connected customer data and intuitive landing-page creation.

Commonly reported concerns

  • TrustRadius's 11-review Community Insights identify costs for larger contact bases, design constraints, reporting depth and social scheduling reliability as concerns.
Capterra4.5/5
Review count
6.3k reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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G24.4/5
Review count
16k+ reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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GetApp4.5/5
Review count
6.3k reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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GoodFirms4.4/5
Review count
14 reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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OMR Reviews4.3/5
Review count
306 reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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PeerSpot4.1/5
Review count
40 reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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Software Advice4.5/5
Review count
6.3k reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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SoftwareReviews8.9/10
Review count
415 reviews
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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SourceForge4.6/5
Reviews and ratings
18 reviews and ratings
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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TrustRadius8.5/10
Reviews and ratings
2.3k reviews and ratings
Source context
Public ratingExact product

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Independent editorial perspectives

TechRadar and Zapier emphasize approachable Marketing Hub workflows with cost and complexity trade-offs

TechRadar's social media assessment highlights navigation and connected workflows while cautioning about premium costs and feature breadth. Zapier's Marketing Hub assessment emphasizes setup and visual automation, with rising costs and limits for complex customization.

Professional reviews are shown separately from public user ratings and do not affect the Global Tool Radar score.

Editorial research updated: Oct 7, 2026

ZapierExact product

Zapier finds Marketing Hub accessible for smaller teams, with a visual campaign workflow builder and connected customer data.

The author's Marketing Hub assessment favors straightforward setup and integrated workflows, while highlighting rising costs and less depth for complex campaign customization.

Review basis
hands on
Testing standard
independent hands on
Editorial independence
Verified policy
Source updated
Mar 6, 2025
Commercial disclosure
none stated
Review details
  • Guided setup and an approachable interface.
  • Visual marketing automation workflows.
  • Customer data connected to marketing activity.
  • Costs grow as marketing needs scale.
  • Complex campaign customization and reporting offer less depth than the comparison alternative.
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TechRadar ProExact product

TechRadar finds Marketing Hub's social media tools approachable and useful alongside connected business workflows.

For teams evaluating its social media workflow, TechRadar emphasizes easy navigation and integration, while advising buyers to weigh premium-plan costs and the breadth of features.

Review basis
hands on
Testing standard
independent hands on
Editorial independence
Verified policy
Source updated
Apr 2, 2024
Commercial disclosure
affiliate
Review details
  • An interface the reviewer found easy to navigate.
  • Scalable Marketing Hub plans and connected CRM workflows.
  • Salesforce integration.
  • Premium plans can be costly.
  • The feature set can exceed a team's needs.
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Score83
Pricing modelContact-based pricing
Use caseLead nurturing, Audience segmentation
Company sizeSmall business, Enterprise, Mid-market
Structured tags

Marketing Hub tag profile

Pricing model
  • Contact-based pricing
Company size
  • Small business
  • Enterprise
  • Mid-market
Business function
  • Lifecycle marketing
  • Marketing operations
  • Demand generation
Use case
  • Lead nurturing
  • Audience segmentation
  • Account targeting and orchestration
  • Campaign attribution
  • Customer data unification
Industry
  • Financial services
  • Healthcare
Integration ecosystem
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
Compliance requirement
  • GDPR and CCPA marketing privacy
  • Email and SMS consent
Key features

Marketing Hub core capabilities

  • Lead capture, marketing email, forms, ads, social media and CRM-connected campaign management.
  • Marketing automation from basic actions in Free/Starter to omni-channel automation in Professional and Enterprise.
  • CRM audience segmentation with plan-dependent active/static segment limits.
  • Lead scoring, personalization and campaign reporting.
  • Account-based marketing tools in Professional and Enterprise.
  • Native HubSpot-Salesforce integration in Professional and Enterprise.
Detailed strengths and purchase cautions
Pros

Why it is worth considering

  • The product combines lead capture, marketing email, forms, ads, social media, CRM-connected campaign management, and lead nurturing, giving teams a shared place to coordinate core marketing activity.
  • Professional and Enterprise include omni-channel automation, while the Free and Starter editions provide narrower automation limits
  • buyers can match the workflow scope to their campaign needs.
  • CRM segmentation, lead scoring, and personalization support audience targeting, with plan-specific contact and segment limits that can be checked against the team's list and operating model.
Cons

What to confirm before buying

  • Contact volume can increase subscription cost, and Professional and Enterprise have required one-time onboarding charges in addition to their subscription baselines.
  • The included contact allowances and segmentation or automation limits differ by edition
  • teams with larger audiences or more involved journeys should check these thresholds before building a plan around a lower tier.
  • The retained paid prices use stable catalog baselines because current official pages display differing promotional values, so buyers should confirm the offer and billing state in a quote.
AI buying perspectives

AI assessment

AI buying perspectives

The assessments below use the same buying criteria. Review their scores, confidence, fit, cautions, and conclusions alongside the sources.

AI assessment updated: Oct 31, 2026

Score comparisonGPTRange
Campaign orchestration depth840
Segmentation and personalization850
Lead lifecycle management840
Revenue and campaign analytics820
Cross-channel activation830
Data governance and sync800
Deliverability and compliance safeguards830
GPTAI-assisted buyer perspective83

HubSpot Marketing Hub connects lead capture, email, forms, ads, CRM segmentation, and reporting, with automation ranging from a single automated action in Free to omni-channel workflows in Professional and Enterprise. It suits teams that want marketing activity tied to the HubSpot CRM; compare the contact allowance, seat count, automation limits, onboarding, and required analytics against the exact edition before buying.

Review confidence
91/100
Model details
Strengths
  • The product combines lead capture, marketing email, forms, ads, social media, CRM-connected campaign management, and lead nurturing, giving teams a shared place to coordinate core marketing activity.
  • Professional and Enterprise include omni-channel automation, while the Free and Starter editions provide narrower automation limits
  • buyers can match the workflow scope to their campaign needs.
  • CRM segmentation, lead scoring, and personalization support audience targeting, with plan-specific contact and segment limits that can be checked against the team's list and operating model.
Cautions
  • Contact volume can increase subscription cost, and Professional and Enterprise have required one-time onboarding charges in addition to their subscription baselines.
  • The included contact allowances and segmentation or automation limits differ by edition
  • teams with larger audiences or more involved journeys should check these thresholds before building a plan around a lower tier.
  • The retained paid prices use stable catalog baselines because current official pages display differing promotional values, so buyers should confirm the offer and billing state in a quote.

Research transparency

How this page was researched

A compact record of the evidence used, what was not tested, and which conclusions still need verification.

Official sources
12
Broad product review sources
10
Marketplace and app-store sources
0
Editorial sources
2
Latest evidence check
Oct 7, 2026
Research basis

Global Tool Radar generated this assessment from structured facts linked to public sources. No Global Tool Radar hands-on test is recorded in this page's research data. Any external hands-on assessment is identified separately and does not affect the Global Tool Radar score.

Conflict handling

Unresolved evidence is disclosed on the page; affected deterministic calculations and price schema are withheld when the conflict is blocking.

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Verified findingsMarketing Hub currently advertises a 14-day free trial of HubSpot's marketing tools; this temporary trial is separate from the permanent Free edition.
  • Marketing Hub combines edition pricing with contact-based pricing. Starter is priced per seat and includes 1,000 marketing contacts; Professional and Enterprise start from base package prices that include Core Seats and marketing-contact allowances. Marketing contacts can receive marketing emails and ads; non-marketing contacts are free within the catalog's overall database limit. Additional marketing-contact tiers can increase subscription cost.
  • Lead capture, marketing email, forms, ads, social media and CRM-connected campaign management. Marketing automation from basic actions in Free/Starter to omni-channel automation in Professional and Enterprise. CRM audience segmentation with plan-dependent active/static segment limits. Lead scoring, personalization and campaign reporting. Account-based marketing tools in Professional and Enterprise. Native HubSpot-Salesforce integration in Professional and Enterprise. Multi-touch revenue attribution and customer journey analytics in Enterprise. Email subscription/privacy controls and plan/add-on-bound SMS consent workflows. Contact-based marketing pricing with free non-marketing contacts under current catalog limits.
  • Marketing Hub has a permanent Free edition at USD 0/month. The current stable catalog baseline for paid Starter starts at USD 20/month per seat; current promotional Starter displays vary across official pages and are not retained as deterministic structured offers.
  • Stable catalog baselines retained here are Starter USD 20/month per seat, Professional USD 890/month including three Core Seats, and Enterprise USD 3,600/month including five Core Seats and billed annually. Starter includes 1,000 marketing contacts; Professional includes 2,000; Enterprise includes 10,000. Professional requires USD 3,000 one-time onboarding and Enterprise requires USD 7,000 one-time onboarding. The live pricing page also exposes reduced/promotional values, but its current Starter display differs from the exact product page and the Professional reduced amount was not unambiguously bound to a machine-readable billing state in this run, so those reduced amounts are not modeled as offers.
Verification notes and unresolved itemsThe captured facts do not establish exact sync reliability, deduplication behavior, detailed sender-reputation safeguards, or the final promotional price state. Some commercial offers are baselines, and required onboarding and additional contact tiers affect total cost.
  • The exact target is HubSpot Marketing Hub, not the broader HubSpot for Marketers bundle or Starter Customer Platform.
  • The current pricing ladder includes a permanent Free edition plus Starter, Professional and Enterprise paid editions
  • the legal catalog describes the three paid editions and select free functionality.
  • For deterministic structured paid offers, this profile uses the current legal catalog baselines: Starter USD 20/month per seat, Professional USD 890/month with three Core Seats, and Enterprise USD 3,600/month with five Core Seats and annual billing.
Sources checked

Sources checked

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FAQ

Marketing Hub FAQ

What are the current Marketing Hub plans?

Free, Starter, Professional, and Enterprise. The legal catalog describes Starter, Professional, and Enterprise as the paid editions and the pricing page presents Free as an ongoing zero-cost edition.

What stable public paid prices are retained in this profile?

Starter starts at USD 20/month per seat, Professional at USD 890/month, and Enterprise at USD 3,600/month billed annually.

Why is the current USD 7 Starter promotion not returned as a structured offer?

HubSpot's current pricing page shows USD 7 while the current Marketing Hub product page shows USD 10 against the same USD 20 baseline; the exact promotional states are not sufficiently bound to treat either as one deterministic offer.

Does Marketing Hub have a free trial in addition to the Free edition?

Yes. The current product page advertises a 14-day free trial, which is temporary evaluation access and is not modeled as a pricing plan.

How does marketing-contact pricing work?

Paid Marketing Hub plans include a marketing-contact allowance; marketing contacts can receive marketing emails and ads, while non-marketing contacts are not charged as marketing contacts. Higher marketing-contact tiers add cost.

Which plans support Salesforce?

Current HubSpot documentation makes the Salesforce integration available with Marketing Hub Professional and Enterprise.

Which plan includes multi-touch revenue attribution and customer journey analytics?

Enterprise in the current Marketing Hub plan comparison.

Does Marketing Hub support email and SMS consent management?

Yes. Email subscription controls are available from Starter upward, while SMS consent applies to supported Professional/Enterprise SMS add-ons and requires explicit consent.

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