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100 Best HubSpot Integrations for Growing Teams

Ardelia Team · September 27, 2026 · 2 min read

There is no universal ranking for HubSpot integrations. A solo founder may prioritize lead capture, calendar scheduling, and lightweight reporting, while a larger revenue team may need calling, proposals, customer support, and data synchronization. The most useful integration is usually the one that removes a recurring manual step without creating a harder system to manage.

The 100 names below span HubSpot’s ecosystem of native connections, marketplace apps, and third-party connector platforms. Availability, features, pricing, and setup requirements can change, so it is worth confirming the current listing and documentation before building a workflow around any tool.

100 HubSpot integrations to evaluate

Analytics and reporting

These tools can help teams bring marketing, product, website, or business reporting closer to their CRM processes.

  1. Google Analytics
  2. Google Search Console
  3. Databox
  4. Supermetrics
  5. Mixpanel
  6. Amplitude
  7. Hotjar
  8. Lucky Orange
  9. Microsoft Power BI
  10. Tableau

Advertising and attribution

Advertising connections matter when teams want campaign data, call tracking, or account-based marketing activity considered alongside HubSpot records.

  1. Google Ads
  2. LinkedIn Ads
  3. Facebook Ads
  4. AdRoll
  5. RollWorks
  6. Metadata
  7. Terminus
  8. CallRail
  9. WhatConverts
  10. LeadsBridge

Commerce, billing, and documents

For businesses selling online or managing formal agreements, these integrations can connect customer, payment, subscription, or document workflows.

  1. Shopify
  2. WooCommerce
  3. Stripe
  4. PandaDoc
  5. DocuSign
  6. QuickBooks Online
  7. Xero
  8. Chargebee
  9. Square
  10. PayPal

Sales, calling, and meetings

Sales teams often assess these tools based on whether they reduce switching between the CRM, phone, meeting, prospecting, and video systems.

  1. Salesforce
  2. Microsoft Dynamics 365
  3. Pipedrive
  4. Aircall
  5. RingCentral
  6. Zoom
  7. Gong
  8. Vidyard
  9. Salesloft
  10. Outreach

Customer support and success

Service integrations can give support and customer-facing teams more context when they work across tickets, conversations, and account records.

  1. Zendesk
  2. Intercom
  3. Jira Service Management
  4. Freshdesk
  5. Help Scout
  6. Gorgias
  7. Front
  8. Kustomer
  9. LiveChat
  10. Tidio

Collaboration and project management

These options are useful for turning CRM events into internal coordination, from booking meetings to assigning follow-up work.

  1. Slack
  2. Microsoft Teams
  3. Google Calendar
  4. Microsoft Outlook Calendar
  5. Calendly
  6. Asana
  7. Trello
  8. ClickUp
  9. monday.com
  10. Notion

Data operations and automation

Data tools are especially relevant when a company needs to move information between systems, clean records, or maintain consistent customer data.

  1. Zapier
  2. Make
  3. Workato
  4. Tray.io
  5. Census
  6. Hightouch
  7. Segment
  8. Insycle
  9. Dedupely
  10. Import2

Marketing, events, and media

Marketing teams may look to these integrations for email programs, events, surveys, video, site publishing, and creative workflows.

  1. Mailchimp
  2. Klaviyo
  3. Eventbrite
  4. GoTo Webinar
  5. Livestorm
  6. SurveyMonkey
  7. Wistia
  8. Vimeo
  9. WordPress
  10. Canva

Lead capture and qualification

These tools focus on collecting inbound interest, qualifying visitors, routing meetings, or enriching a team’s view of prospective accounts.

  1. Typeform
  2. Jotform
  3. Unbounce
  4. Leadpages
  5. Instapage
  6. Drift
  7. Qualified
  8. Chili Piper
  9. Apollo
  10. Dealfront

Social media and brand monitoring

Social integrations can support publishing, engagement, listening, and reporting workflows, depending on the channels a business actively manages.

  1. Facebook
  2. Instagram
  3. LinkedIn
  4. X
  5. YouTube
  6. Hootsuite
  7. Sprout Social
  8. Buffer
  9. Mention
  10. Brandwatch

A practical selection process

Start with one workflow rather than a long wishlist. For example: send a qualified form submission to a sales queue, attach payment context to a company record, create a project task after a deal closes, or surface support activity before an account review. Define the triggering event, the data that needs to move, the destination, and the person responsible when an automation fails.

A useful integration should make a process more visible and reliable, not merely connect two applications.

Where AI employees fit

For a founder running lean, integrations provide the connective tissue that lets AI employees work from current context. A sales-focused AI employee may need meeting, call, and form information. A marketing counterpart may need campaign and content signals. The underlying principle remains the same: begin with clean ownership and a narrow workflow, then expand after the process proves dependable.

Choosing carefully can turn HubSpot from a standalone CRM into a more coherent operating layer for a small business.

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