Workden and HubSpot
Take someone on. Pay the same.
HubSpot’s Starter plan is priced per seat, and marketing contacts past the allowance cost extra. Workden is one price for everyone who works in your shop.
The bill
Add a person and watch.
A Saturday helper, a bookkeeper, a second pair of hands at Christmas. Slide the team size to see what each of them does to the bill.
- HubSpotGrows with every seat$80 a month
- WorkdenStays the same£10.99 a month
For 4 people and 1,000 customers.
Their figures are list prices before tax, from each company’s own pricing page, in the currency they charge in. Checked 10 October 2026. HubSpot: Starter Customer Platform. List price per seat. More than 1,000 marketing contacts costs extra, from $40 for each further 1,000. New customers were being offered from $7 a seat when we checked.
Side by side
The same questions, asked of both.
In fairness
Where HubSpot is the better pick.
- A free CRM to start on
- A very large library of connections to other tools
- A website and landing page builder
- Tools made for big sales and support teams
- Room to grow into a system for a large company
Which one is for you.
HubSpot is built to grow with a company into the hundreds of staff, and it is priced that way. If that is where you are heading, it is a sound choice. If you run a shop and want the everyday tools without counting seats, Workden is the simpler bill.
Try it on your own shop.
Fourteen days with every tool switched on. Connect your shop, send a newsletter, and see what your week looks like in one place.
HubSpot is a trademark of its owner. Workden is not connected with HubSpot in any way.

