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HubSpot acquires Warmly

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HubSpot acquired Warmly, a signal-based buyer-intent tool, to close a CRM visibility gap.

CX Today (2026-07-01) reported HubSpot’s acquisition of Warmly, positioned as fixing a CRM blind spot around buyer intent signals. Single-outlet in the scan window; terms undisclosed.

HubSpot meters Breeze AI on a credits system already tracked on this page. An intent-signal capability is a plausible future credit consumer, but no packaging change has appeared yet.

From HubSpot's pricing timeline
Pricing second-sourced (grid bot-walled)

The live /pricing/crm grid is Cloudflare-gated and did not render under automated capture, so figures were second-sourced from HubSpot's per-Hub pages: Starter $20/seat/mo ($7 annual) across all Hubs; Sales/Service Pro $90/seat/mo annual, Enterprise from $150; Marketing/Content/Data Pro & Enterprise as flat monthly platform fees; Breeze Agents outcome-priced ($0.50/resolution, $1.00/lead, $0.10/answer).

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HubSpot uses a hybrid pricing model: per-seat subscription tiers (Free, Starter, Professional, Enterprise) across six Hubs — Marketing, Sales, Service, Content, Data, and (added 2026-07-30) Revenue — layered with HubSpot Credits usage metering, marketing-contact-tier scaling on Marketing Hub, and payments transaction fees on Revenue Hub.

Pricing model hybridseat plus usage
Billing units seatscreditscontacts
Sales motion self serveplgsales led
Free tier
Yes
Commits
Available
Transparency
public

HubSpot pricing history

  1. Aug 2026
    HubSpot AEO priced standalone; Payments adds a Buy Now, Pay Later fee
  2. Aug 2026
    Revenue Hub's no-platform-fee promo extended from 60 days to 1 year
  3. Jul 2026
    Breeze rebranded to Agent Hub
  4. Jul 2026
    Revenue Hub launched (evolution of Commerce Hub)
  5. Jul 2026
    Pricing second-sourced (grid bot-walled)
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