HubSpot extends Revenue Hub's no-platform-fee promo from 60 days to 1 year
HubSpot extended Revenue Hub's platform-fee waiver from 60 days to 1 year, a 6x jump in the same promo shown on its payments page just five days earlier.
"For a limited time no platform fee for 60 days" — confirmed on hubspot.com/pricing/revenue on 2026-07-30.
"For a limited time no platform fee for 1 year" — confirmed on hubspot.com/pricing/revenue on 2026-08-04. Underlying transaction rates (2.9%+0.5% card, 0.8%+0.5% capped-at-$10 ACH, 0.75% flat for sellers keeping Stripe) are unchanged.
HubSpot launched Revenue Hub on 2026-07-30 with a 60-day introductory waiver on its own HubSpot Payments platform fee. Five days later, that same promo copy reads “no platform fee for 1 year” — a sharp extension that suggests either a stronger-than-planned push to seed Revenue Hub adoption during its launch window, or an initial promo term that was quietly revised upward before the product had time to accumulate much usage. Nothing else on the page moved: Revenue Hub’s per-seat tiers (Free / Professional $85–95 per seat / Enterprise $140 per seat), the card and ACH transaction rates, and the Sales+Revenue Hub bundled cross-sell pricing ($57 and $98 per seat) are all identical to the 2026-07-30 capture. HubSpot’s CRM and per-Hub tier grids remain gated behind a client-side pricing-data API that has now failed identically across two consecutive capture passes.
HubSpot's Revenue Hub payments page now reads "For a limited time no platform fee for 1 year," up from "no platform fee for 60 days" confirmed on the same page five days earlier (2026-07-30) — a 6x extension of the introductory waiver window for HubSpot Payments. The underlying transaction rates (2.9%+0.5% card, 0.8%+0.5% capped-at-$10 ACH, 0.75% flat for sellers keeping Stripe) and Agent Hub's per-outcome prices ($0.50/resolution, $1.00/lead, $0.10/answer) are unchanged; the CRM and per-Hub tier grids remain gated ('Something went wrong loading pricing data') under both standard and stealth capture.