HUBSPOT INC

HubSpot builds cloud-based software that helps growing businesses attract customers through inbound marketing, sales automation, customer service, content management, and operations tools.

Key figures

Data as of Jun 2026 · Pills compare vs Mar 2026

ARR Multiple

2.5x

-1.1x

ARR

$3.6B

+3.5%

YoY Growth

19.8%

-3.5pp

Market Cap

$9.1B

-28.5%

Revenue (Q)

$912M

+3.5%

Gross Margin

82.3%

-1.1pp

Op. Margin

4.8%

+1.1pp

Rule of 40

24.6

-2.5

Magic Number

0.32

-0.06

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Current ARR Multiple: 2.5x

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Company overview

HubSpot builds cloud-based software that helps growing businesses attract customers through inbound marketing, sales automation, customer service, content management, and operations tools. Brian Halligan and Dharmesh Shah founded it in 2006 at MIT, and it's headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The company became synonymous with inbound marketing, the idea that you attract customers with valuable content instead of interruptive ads.

The platform is organized into hubs. Marketing Hub handles email marketing, social media, SEO, and marketing automation. Sales Hub provides CRM, deal tracking, email sequences, and meeting scheduling. Service Hub covers ticketing, knowledge bases, and customer feedback. CMS Hub powers websites with drag-and-drop editing and content personalization. Operations Hub takes care of data synchronization and workflow automation.

What sets HubSpot apart is how easy it is to use. Legacy CRM systems need big implementation projects. HubSpot is designed for incremental adoption. Companies usually start with the free CRM and upgrade to paid hubs as they grow. This freemium approach has helped HubSpot build a base of over 228,000 customers in more than 135 countries.

The sweet spot is small and mid-market businesses with 2 to 2,000 employees, though the Enterprise tier has been pushing upmarket. Pricing ranges from free tools to enterprise packages costing thousands per month.

Revenue is mostly subscription-based, with professional services contributing a small piece. Gross margins stay above 80%. The company has shifted from growth-at-all-costs to a more balanced approach, delivering meaningful operating margin improvement while still growing revenue over 20%.

Strategic acquisitions include Clearbit for data enrichment, PieSync for data synchronization, and The Hustle for media content. These extend data capabilities and feed the content-driven go-to-market strategy.

HubSpot is investing heavily in AI through its Breeze AI platform. It embeds AI-powered content generation, predictive lead scoring, and conversational bots across all products. The partner ecosystem includes thousands of app integrations and a network of agencies that broaden market reach. With roughly $2.5 billion in annual revenue and a culture consistently ranked among the best workplaces, HubSpot has become the go-to platform for growing businesses.