By Dana Rourke, Lead Reviewer. Reviewed by Campaign Buyer Editorial. Verified 8 September 2026.
The plans
A free tier is available, with paid plans from $7/mo.
The figure above is the annual Starter promo per seat for new customers. Month-to-month billing is $10 per seat, and the list price is $20. Professional is $90 per seat and Enterprise is $175 per seat on the unified pricing page. The free CRM supports up to two users and requires no credit card. Adding seats, an add-on, or a higher marketing-contact tier changes the bill.
Prices as of 17 Oct 2026
Is it worth the money?
HubSpot is the pick for a sales-led team that wants pipeline reporting and access by the seat, including a free CRM for two users. The price rises when you add seats, add-ons or marketing contacts. Agencies that resell software under their own name will not find a white-label mode here.
What works
- HubSpot includes a free CRM for two users, with no credit card required, so a sales team can run the pipeline before paying for a seat.
- People who have used both describe the CRM and the reporting as a better fit for a sales-led business.
- Marketing, sales and service share one customer record, which is the shape HubSpot sells on its own product pages.
- The Starter page points buyers to a marketplace of integrations around that record.
What to watch
- The Starter bill changes when you add seats, buy an add-on or a capacity pack, or pass a marketing-contact tier.
- White-label resale is unavailable. An agency that wants to sell the software under its own name uses a different platform for that, and still has HubSpot's CRM and hubs for its own pipeline.
- People who have used both say it covers more of a sales process and takes more effort to run.
- People who left HubSpot say the bill climbs once marketing automation is turned on.
Pricing FAQ
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