What is HubSpot?
HubSpot is an all-in-one CRM, marketing-automation, and analytics platform. Its tracking code powers forms, contact analytics, and marketing attribution across the customer lifecycle.
Why HubSpot matters
The HubSpot tracking code signals an inbound-marketing operation using HubSpot as its system of record. Because it also handles forms and identifies contacts, consent and PII handling are especially important to get right.
Sites using HubSpot
A sample of domains in the TagStack index where HubSpot was detected.
What's usually deployed alongside HubSpot
Share of indexed containers running HubSpot that also run each tool. Based on a sample of the index, so treat these as approximate.
Is your HubSpot set up correctly?
- The tracking code is loaded once, not duplicated across GTM and a hard-coded snippet.
- Contact identification respects consent for EU visitors.
- Form tracking is not double-counting submissions.
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HubSpot FAQ
TagStack has detected HubSpot in 656 Google Tag Manager containers across its index of 3,278,587 scanned domains. That reflects sites deploying HubSpot through GTM, so sites that install it directly in their source code are not counted.