HubSpot is a developer and marketer of software products for inbound marketing, sales, and customer service.
Why this server?
Allows pushing conversation data as contacts or other objects to HubSpot, enabling automated CRM updates.
Why this server?
Provides tools to search for sales tools, APIs, and MCP servers that integrate with HubSpot, enabling users to find enrichment, outreach, or CRM tools compatible with HubSpot.
Why this server?
Search for HubSpot and access details about its features, pricing, and alternatives for CRM solutions.
Why this server?
Provides revenue intelligence tools to analyze HubSpot data, including RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) segmentation, 14.5-point ICP qualification, and pipeline health scoring.
Why this server?
Provides tools for HubSpot CRM, enabling management of contacts, deals, and companies.
Why this server?
Enables comprehensive research on HubSpot domains through multiple x402 endpoints including Company X-Ray for firmographics, Domain Shield for security analysis, and Prospect IQ for sales intelligence.
Why this server?
Provides identity resolution and pre-write safety checks for HubSpot records via OAuth. Enables AI agents to resolve HubSpot companies and people to canonical AnchorIDs, evaluate proposed writes with guard_write before committing to HubSpot, and ingest HubSpot records into Anchord's identity graph. Anchord reads from HubSpot to build identity graphs but never writes back to the CRM.
Why this server?
Allows enrichment of CRM data by providing company and contact information that can be integrated into HubSpot workflows and pipelines.
Why this server?
Allows exporting qualified leads to HubSpot CRM using a private app access token. Supports filtering leads by minimum qualification score before export.