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HubSpot Sales Hub vs Agentforce Sales

Short answer: HubSpot Sales Hub suits teams that want a free CRM to start and a path to sales automation as they grow. Agentforce Sales suits sales teams that expect to grow into deep customization, quoting and forecasting on one platform.

Compare with for 10 people.

HubSpot Sales Hub
85%
match · $840/yr
Agentforce Sales
60%
match · $3,000/yr

HubSpot Sales Hub is the better fit.

It costs $2,160 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered, in US dollars (USD). Prices checked Nov 2026.

HubSpot Sales Hub
Starter
Smaller bill
$7.00 × 10 seats$70.00
× 12 months$840.00
Per year
$7.00 per person / mo
$840

The $7 rate is a limited-time offer

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Agentforce Sales
Starter Suite
$25.00 × 10 seats$250.00
× 12 months$3,000.00
Per year
$25.00 per person / mo
$3,000

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Choose a tool

HubSpot Sales Hub

From $7Free plan
G2 4.4 · 14,364 reviews

SMBs and mid-market teams that want an easy-to-adopt CRM tightly integrated with marketing, service, and content tools, plus strong sales engagement (sequences, meetings, tracking) and scalable automation as they grow.

Agentforce Sales

From $25Free plan
G2 4.4 · 27,575 reviews

Sales teams that need a highly configurable CRM with strong reporting, automation, and an extensive ecosystem—especially mid-market to enterprise organizations with complex processes and multiple stakeholders. (Formerly Salesforce Sales Cloud.)

Who each one is for

HubSpot Sales Hub

Best for
Teams that want a free CRM to start and a path to sales automation as they grow. source ↗
Not for
Small teams that need forecasting on a tight budget, since it starts on Professional at $90/seat plus a $1,500 onboarding fee. source ↗
Gaps
  • Professional requires a one-time $1,500 onboarding fee; Enterprise requires $3,500. source ↗
  • Forecasting is listed from Professional, not Starter. source ↗
  • Starter includes email support only; phone support starts on Professional. source ↗

From HubSpot Sales Hub's own pricing and help pages, checked Nov 4, 2026.

Agentforce Sales

Best for
Sales teams that expect to grow into deep customization, quoting and forecasting on one platform. source ↗
Not for
Small teams that need quoting or forecasting cheaply, since those start on Pro Suite at $100/user/month billed annually. source ↗
Gaps
  • Starter Suite does not include sales quoting, forecasting or AgentExchange access; these start on Pro Suite. source ↗
  • Free Suite includes two user licenses; more users require a paid suite. source ↗
  • Premier Support is an add-on on Pro Suite and is included only from Core. source ↗

From Agentforce Sales's own pricing and help pages, checked Nov 4, 2026.

Side by side

HubSpot Sales HubAgentforce Sales
PricingFree; Starter from $7/seat/month (billed annually) or $10 monthlyFree Suite $0; paid from $25/user/month
Price checkedNov 9, 2026Nov 9, 2026
G2 Rating4.4 (14,364 reviews)4.4 (27,575 reviews)
Best ForTeams that want a free CRM to start and a path to sales automation as they grow.Sales teams that expect to grow into deep customization, quoting and forecasting on one platform.
Not forSmall teams that need forecasting on a tight budget, since it starts on Professional at $90/seat plus a $1,500 onboarding fee.Small teams that need quoting or forecasting cheaply, since those start on Pro Suite at $100/user/month billed annually.

Pros and cons

HubSpot Sales Hub

Pros

  • Fast setup and intuitive UI with strong adoption across teams
  • Excellent native integration across HubSpot (Marketing/Service/Operations) and large app marketplace
  • Strong sales productivity features (sequences, scheduling, templates, tracking)
  • Good reporting and automation capabilities that scale with higher tiers

Cons

  • Costs can rise quickly as you add seats, hubs, and higher-tier features
  • Some advanced customization/permissions/automation require Professional or Enterprise tiers
  • Reporting and data model can feel limiting for very complex enterprise sales operations compared with heavier CRMs

Agentforce Sales

Pros

  • Very flexible data model and customization for complex sales processes
  • Powerful reporting, dashboards, and forecasting for pipeline visibility
  • Large ecosystem (AppExchange) and strong integrations/APIs
  • Scales well across teams, regions, and multiple business units

Cons

  • Can be expensive as you move up editions and add-ons (e.g., advanced analytics, CPQ, automation)
  • Implementation and ongoing administration often require specialized expertise
  • UI and feature breadth can feel complex for small teams or simple sales motions

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