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GoHighLevel vs HubSpot: which is better for agencies?

★ OUR PICK
GoHighLevel logo
GoHighLevel
All-in-one
91
/100
★ 7.8 ease of use from $97/mo White-label / resell
Start free trial ↗ Read the GoHighLevel review →
HubSpot logo
HubSpot
All-in-one
89
/100
★ 8.2 ease of use Free, then $15/seat/mo Agency partner program
Get the free CRM ↗ Read the HubSpot review →
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THE SHORT ANSWER

GoHighLevel wins for agencies that want to white-label and resell client marketing as their own software; HubSpot wins for scaling inbound and a polished, well-supported CRM. Pick GoHighLevel to resell, HubSpot to scale your own and clients pipelines.

Side-by-side specs

GoHighLevel logoGoHighLevel HubSpot logoHubSpot
Index Score 91/100 89/100
Ease of use 7.8/10 8.2/10
Price from from $97/mo Free, then $15/seat/mo
Free plan No Yes
Pricing From $97/mo Free CRM + paid hubs
Agency fit White-label / resell Agency partner program
Client portal Yes Yes
White-label Yes Yes
Automation & workflows Yes Yes
Integrations Yes Yes
API & Zapier Yes Yes

Round by round

Ease of use Winner: HubSpot
HubSpot is the easier tool to get a team productive on (8.2 vs 7.8).
Price Winner: HubSpot
HubSpot is cheaper to start (Free, then $15/seat/mo vs from $97/mo).
Feature depth Winner: GoHighLevel
GoHighLevel goes deeper on features.
Scales with clients Winner: GoHighLevel
GoHighLevel scales better as you add clients.

FAQ

Is GoHighLevel better than HubSpot?

GoHighLevel wins for agencies that want to white-label and resell client marketing as their own software; HubSpot wins for scaling inbound and a polished, well-supported CRM. Pick GoHighLevel to resell, HubSpot to scale your own and clients pipelines.

GoHighLevel vs HubSpot: which is cheaper?

HubSpot is cheaper to start, from Free, then $15/seat/mo versus from $97/mo. Remember to multiply per-seat pricing by your team size.

GoHighLevel vs HubSpot: which is easier to use?

HubSpot scored higher on ease of use in our assessment (8.2 vs 7.8 out of 10), meaning a lean team gets productive on it faster.