Overview
Fully featured AI-powered sales software complete with tools for sales engagement, deal management, reporting and analytics, and coaching - plus the ability to seamlessly integrate with more than 1,800 tools in HubSpot's App Marketplace.
Highlights
- Lead management & prospecting
- Deal management & execution
- Sales coaching & reporting
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You can now purchase comprehensive solutions tailored to use cases and industries.
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The user experience and interface are very user-friendly, especially when compared to other products on the market. Having multiple types of custom fields—such as drop-downs and selectors—makes the whole experience easier. For example, if you try to do an inline edit, the system clearly explains why you can’t edit that field inline.
In general, HubSpot works. And when it doesn’t, it’s really good at telling you why, and what you can do to fix it.
Integrations are great, too. Using different apps and integrations is usually straightforward, and for someone like me who doesn’t have a background in coding, being able to get things done through the various wizards is a big plus.
Performance-wise, I’ve had apprehensions in the past—specifically with report builders where I’ve experienced slowdowns. But in later iterations, that just hasn’t been an issue.
Support and onboarding are consistently fantastic. You’re given dedicated individuals who, if they don’t know the answer, will always help you find the right person to speak to.
The AI intelligence with Breeze AI feels undersold. It’s a fantastic tool, and I’d love to see it implemented in more areas within the platform. More prompts to use it, along with examples of what it can do, would help—especially examples of how we can improve the data, information, and overall usage of HubSpot to better support it.
Relocating features, buttons and links is frustrating. Especially in relation to internal training and internal how-tos for HubSpot. It often leads to confrontation with the users, as the training information and screenshots are made obsolete without any real notice, meaning all of our training materials need to be updated.
From a sales operations perspective, Sales Hub’s reporting and leaderboard features make territory performance and rep productivity easier to measure and manage. Pipeline governance is clearer as well—you can see where deals are getting stuck and spot coaching opportunities sooner. Deal-creation and account-management workflows add less friction to how reps move work through the CRM, which in turn improves data quality and makes reporting more reliable.
The mobile app helps keep the team connected when they’re away from their desks, and the native email and calendar integrations reduce context-switching. For teams working across multiple regions or operating with more complex territory models, the customizable field structure and user permissions support scaled governance without slowing down the sales motion.