HubSpot launches a free CMS!

August 3, 2022 by
Frank Calviño

The CRM platform HubSpot has announced the launch of its CMS tools completely free of charge. This content management system will allow entrepreneurs to create free websites, landing pages and basic e-commerce marketing tools. 

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HubSpot promises that the whole process will be quick and secure and reliable, and will produce websites with suficiente quality to boost any business growth.

HubSpot's free CMS can set up a website with 25 pages and a blog of up to 100 posts, also can grant full code access for users that employ a web developer, as well as drag-and-drop editors and free themes for those that don't.

The free package also gives marketers new abilities to integrate basic websites with CRM data and perform rudimentary marketing automation tasks that were formerly only available to paid subscribers. Those include actions such as triggering emails after a customer fills out a form or other actions that are key to advancing the customer journey for the user. Also newly available are custom domains and premium hosting.

HubSpot web analytics 

HubSpot's free web CMS package includes access to features such as web analytics. This includes viewing traffic by source, topic cluster, device type, country, and more. 

If you have an external site, ensure you install the tracking code to your site to begin tracking your traffic in HubSpot.

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