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HubSpot Agent Hub

by HubSpot

AI Agents & OrchestrationMarketing & SalesNo-Code PlatformAutomation & Workflows

One console to run, build and govern every AI agent across your go-to-market — on the CRM data you already have

Subscription · Usage-based·Added July 25, 2026·Updated July 25, 2026
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HubSpot Agent Hub

by HubSpot

AI Agents & OrchestrationMarketing & SalesNo-Code PlatformAutomation & Workflows

One console to run, build and govern every AI agent across your go-to-market — on the CRM data you already have

Subscription · Usage-based

HubSpot Agent Hub is a central console for running, building and monitoring AI agents across marketing, sales and service, paired with Agent Builder, a no-code canvas for custom agents that run on Smart CRM data. It is aimed at revenue and operations leaders who have accumulated scattered AI agents and now need shared context and governance in one place.

At a Glance

Category
AI Agents & Orchestration
Pricing
Subscription, Usage-based
Target Market
CROs and Revenue Leaders, Marketing Operations Leaders, Sales Operations Leaders, Customer Service Leaders, CIOs
Founded
2006
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Customers
299,000 HubSpot customers (platform-wide)

Key Features

  • Central agent console
  • Agent Builder no-code canvas
  • Outcome-based organization
  • Shared Smart CRM context
  • Approval guardrails
  • Prebuilt agents and Agent Marketplace

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Automating operational research tasks
  • Signal-triggered outbound prospecting
  • Answer-engine visibility

Ideal For

Best For

  • Centralizing management and monitoring of AI agents already running across go-to-market teams
  • Letting non-technical revenue teams build custom agents with no code
  • Grounding agents in existing CRM context without separate data pipelines
  • Approval guardrails on which agent actions may run autonomously

Market Analysis

Mid-market and enterpriseGo-to-market focusedNo-code

Pros

  • No additional license cost for existing Professional and Enterprise customers
  • Shared CRM context is a genuine advantage over bolt-on agent tools
  • No-code creation puts agent building in reach of revenue teams
  • Approval guardrails address the main objection to autonomous GTM agents

Cons

  • Public beta, with no general availability date announced
  • Not available on Starter or free HubSpot tiers
  • Per-outcome metering and credit consumption make costs hard to forecast
  • Largely a repackaging and consolidation of existing Breeze agents rather than new AI capability
  • Only useful if HubSpot is already your CRM

Pricing

Professional

Contact for pricing

  • Agent Hub and Agent Builder included
  • HubSpot Credits allotment included
  • Prebuilt agents metered per outcome

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Agent Hub and Agent Builder included
  • Larger HubSpot Credits allotment
  • Agent Marketplace access

Included at no extra cost for Professional and Enterprise editions with no separate tier announced at launch. Prebuilt agents are metered per outcome — $0.50 per Customer Agent resolution, $1.00 per Prospecting Agent lead, $0.10 per Data Agent answer — and custom agents consume HubSpot Credits, included at those tiers with additional credits purchasable.

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HubSpot Agent Hub is a central console for running, building and monitoring AI agents across marketing, sales and service, paired with Agent Builder, a no-code canvas for custom agents that run on Smart CRM data. It is aimed at revenue and operations leaders who have accumulated scattered AI agents and now need shared context and governance in one place.

At a Glance

Category
AI Agents & Orchestration
Pricing
Subscription, Usage-based
Target Market
CROs and Revenue Leaders, Marketing Operations Leaders, Sales Operations Leaders, Customer Service Leaders, CIOs
Founded
2006
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Customers
299,000 HubSpot customers (platform-wide)

Key Features

  • Central agent console

    Live status, recent results and performance metrics for every active agent, with one-click activation of agents not yet turned on.

  • Agent Builder no-code canvas

    Describe an agent in natural language through Breeze Assistant and it configures itself, with agents, actions and handoffs on one workflow canvas.

  • Outcome-based organization

    Agent results are grouped by commercial goal — building demand, winning deals, customer satisfaction and scaling growth — rather than by tool.

  • Shared Smart CRM context

    Agents draw on deal history, contact records, call transcripts and buying signals already in HubSpot, with no separate setup or field mapping.

  • Approval guardrails

    Teams control which actions an agent may execute autonomously and which require human approval first.

  • Prebuilt agents and Agent Marketplace

    Includes HubSpot AEO, Prospecting Agent, Customer Agent, Data Agent and Smart Deal Progression, plus a marketplace of installable agents.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Automating operational research tasks

    Ignite Reading built an agent that fetches and parses school district academic calendars in seconds instead of 15-20 minutes each, projecting 350+ hours saved a year.

  • Signal-triggered outbound prospecting

    The Prospecting Agent monitors buying signals in the CRM and launches personalized outreach automatically, billed per lead.

  • Answer-engine visibility

    HubSpot AEO works to surface a company's content in AI answer engines such as ChatGPT and Gemini.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Centralizing management and monitoring of AI agents already running across go-to-market teams
  • Letting non-technical revenue teams build custom agents with no code
  • Grounding agents in existing CRM context without separate data pipelines
  • Approval guardrails on which agent actions may run autonomously

Market & Ratings

Estimated Customers

299,000 HubSpot customers (platform-wide)

Market Analysis

Mid-market and enterpriseGo-to-market focusedNo-code

Pros

  • No additional license cost for existing Professional and Enterprise customers
  • Shared CRM context is a genuine advantage over bolt-on agent tools
  • No-code creation puts agent building in reach of revenue teams
  • Approval guardrails address the main objection to autonomous GTM agents

Cons

  • Public beta, with no general availability date announced
  • Not available on Starter or free HubSpot tiers
  • Per-outcome metering and credit consumption make costs hard to forecast
  • Largely a repackaging and consolidation of existing Breeze agents rather than new AI capability
  • Only useful if HubSpot is already your CRM

Pricing

Professional

Contact for pricing

  • Agent Hub and Agent Builder included
  • HubSpot Credits allotment included
  • Prebuilt agents metered per outcome

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Agent Hub and Agent Builder included
  • Larger HubSpot Credits allotment
  • Agent Marketplace access

Included at no extra cost for Professional and Enterprise editions with no separate tier announced at launch. Prebuilt agents are metered per outcome — $0.50 per Customer Agent resolution, $1.00 per Prospecting Agent lead, $0.10 per Data Agent answer — and custom agents consume HubSpot Credits, included at those tiers with additional credits purchasable.

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