Comparison

HubSpotvsKeap

HubSpot

Rating4.4/5
Starting PriceFree
Modelfreemium
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Keap

Rating4/5
Starting Price$299/mo
Modelpaid-only
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Feature Comparison

FeatureHubSpotKeap
AI features
API access
Built-in calling
Contact management
Email integration
Free plan
Lead scoring
Mobile app
Pipeline management
Reporting & analytics
Third-party integrations
Workflow automation

HubSpot Pricing

Free
Up to 2 users, limited features across all hubs, 2,000 emails/month
Free
Starter
$20/month per seat (promo $15/mo monthly or $9/mo annual); 1,000 marketing contacts; 500 HubSpot Credits/mo; all Starter Hubs
$20.00/mo
Professional
Starts at $890/mo for Marketing Hub (3 seats), $100/mo per Sales/Service seat, etc.; annual commitment; onboarding fees ($1,500-$3,000); 3,000 Credits/mo; advanced automation, reporting
Custom
Enterprise
Starts at $3,600/mo for Marketing Hub (5 seats), $150/mo per Sales/Service seat, etc.; annual upfront; onboarding ($3,500-$7,000); 5,000 Credits/mo; custom objects, advanced governance
Custom

Keap Pricing

1500 contacts
$299.00/mo
2500
$335.00/mo
4000
$383.00/mo
6500
$449.00/mo

HubSpot

Pros

  • +Very easy to use even for first-time users with intuitive interface
  • +Powerful automation streamlines sales and marketing tasks
  • +Excellent integration with other tools and within hubs
  • +Generous free tier with core CRM and limited marketing tools
  • +Responsive customer support and onboarding resources

Cons

  • High cost for Professional/Enterprise tiers with onboarding fees
  • Complex pricing structure based on seats, contacts, credits
  • Steep learning curve for advanced workflows and reporting
  • Frequent UI updates can be disruptive
  • Limited customization in lower tiers

Keap

Pros

  • +powerful automation
  • +dedicated support
  • +all-in-one platform
  • +strong small business focus

Cons

  • high starting price
  • contact-based scaling increases costs
  • US-centric features like text

The Verdict

HubSpot takes this one with a DuelStack Score of 7.3/10 vs 5.1/10. It particularly excels at very easy to use even for first-time users with intuitive interface. That said, Keap is the better pick if you need powerful automation.