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Which version of HubSpot Sales is right for you?
Updated 28/08/2024: Note HubSpot Sales Enterprise pricing recently increased. Speak to RedPandas if your eligible for discounted roll-back pricing
So, you’ve decided that HubSpot can help your marketing and sales teams achieve their goals. But now you’re wondering:
First off, there’s various HubSpot Hubs, each of which having their own tiered pricing packages. The different HubSpot Hubs include:
On this page, you’ll find out exactly how much the HubSpot Sales Hub cost and the differences between each package.
Let’s first look at the package pricing comparison according to the HubSpot website:
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In short, HubSpot Sales now has a free package and three paid packages with the following fees:
Let’s take a quick look at each of these plans.
The Free and Starter plans are best suited to start-ups and small businesses that don’t need the bells and whistles requiring just basic functionality.
The typical small business that is using Starter might not have a dedicated sales team or salesperson, but rather has this function wrapped in another role like the founder.
With these plans, you’ll still have plenty of features that make it worthwhile (depending on your goals).
Also, when you sign up for the Free or Starter version of Sales Hub, you get free access to all other hubs and the CRM. Although you’ll be missing a tonne of features, this will put you in a much stronger position than if you were to purchase separate software for different things.
For example, rather than spending money on a basic marketing email tool, a crm/sales software, and customer service software, you can spend money (or opt in for free) to use HubSpot and have access to all of these things in one single platform.
To sum up, if you’re a start-up, solopreneur or a small business, then the Free and Starter plans are an affordable way to get most of what you need.
As HubSpot Onboarding Specialists, RedPandas only work with HubSpot Professional and Enterprise Hubs.
It’s important to be prepared to invest the 12-month cost of HubSpot as well as the cost of team members to service your shiny new system.
Also, what’s important to consider is the number of seats you’ll need and the onboarding fee.
In HubSpot Sales Hub, there are two types of seats that you can assign a user:
Let’s take a quick look at included core seats and additional costs incurred for each seat added.
When you implement Sales Professional or Enterprise, you will be required to pay an onboarding fee, where a HubSpot professional (from HubSpot) will help you get set up properly on the platform.
This will incur an additional fee, depending on the plan you choose.
Getting fundamental onboarding support is great if that’s what you need. If you however need more hands-on support, then utilising an experienced HubSpot partner will be your best bet.
Working with a HubSpot agency like RedPandas to onboard you will come with its own fees depending on the version of HubSpot you are buying, the support you need and if you have any integrations we need to take care of for you (more info on our pricing plans here).
Let’s take a look at the onboarding fees for both plans when you onboard directly through HubSpot:
Having someone who has done it before is really important as it impacts so many areas of your business and the last thing you want is to start off on the wrong foot and turn HubSpot into a glorified address book.
If you’re not sure whether to onboard directly through HubSpot or with an agency like RedPandas, read our article on the difference between onboarding through HubSpot vs onboarding through an agency partner.
We’ve created this handy excel calculator so you can see the month 1 onboarding cost, the ongoing cost and the 12 month investment cost of HubSpot Sales Professional vs HubSpot Sales Enterprise according to the number of seats included in your plan:
If you’re a small business, you’re going to want to choose the Free or Starter plan.
If you’re a medium sized to enterprise sized business, then you’re going to want to choose the Professional or Enterprise plans. But, which one do you choose?
Most of the features you get with HubSpot Professional are the same as the Enterprise version – it’s just that you get a lot more inclusions with HubSpot.
For example:
HubSpot: Pro vs Enterprise | HubSpot Pro | HubSpot Enterprise |
Call time recording | 50 hours per seat | 200 hours per seat |
Lead scoring properties | 5 contact scoring properties | 25 contact scoring properties |
Phone numbers | 3 phone numbers | 5 phone numbers |
Deal pipelines | 15 pipelines | 100 pipelines |
The big difference between the two plans is in the capabilities available for each feature. For example, for Standard Contact Scoring, the Professional plan only includes 5 scoring properties while the Enterprise plan includes 25. Another example is list segmentation, where Professional includes 1000 active and static lists, and Enterprise includes 1500 active and static lists.
This trend continues through the majority of features.
So, if you need access to all of the features but you know you won’t necessarily be using all of those features extensively, then you’re probably going to want to opt for the Professional Plan. On the other hand, if you have an extensive team or a complex service/product line, then the Enterprise plan would make more sense.
Apart from organisations with large teams or complex service/product lines, the enterprise plan is best for companies:
HubSpot is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and generally charge the onboarding fee upfront with annual or monthly terms.
Your HubSpot fees are paid directly to HubSpot, not to RedPandas.
Like all HubSpot partners, RedPandas receive a 20% commission on your monthly subscription fee. Unlike some partners however, we’re considerably more transparent about this and credit back substantial amounts including the onboarding fee for retainer clients.
This offers our clients substantial savings and the added value of a more ‘hand-holding’ support setup than HubSpot that is time bound and finite.
Although HubSpot’s fee structure is by and large fixed, as partners we’re able to offer additional value-added benefits and services including but not limited to services such as:
In addition to the core HubSpot Sales platform, there are a number of add-ons available.
Whether you need these or not can be really confusing and generally, for most new clients we don’t recommend add-ons until at least month 6 or 7 – even if the rep you’re speaking to tries to convince you it’s a “good deal”.
Contact us at RedPandas to see whether these add-ons make commercial sense for your business.
HubSpot Add-ons:
HubSpot is a big commitment and definitely isn’t a silver bullet. There are often a multitude of questions clients who are considering HubSpot have at this stage and we’ve heard them all.
Feel free to send us an enquiry or give us a call and we’d be happy to answer any questions or concerns about HubSpot you may have.
As long standing partners of HubSpot we are able to obtain heavy discounts off the retail price so be sure to ask us about that as well!
Use the quick enquiry button below or call (02) 8231 6460 to get started.