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MOps-Apalooza 2023, the much-anticipated November event in Anaheim, was a standout gathering for those immersed in the world of marketing, and our...
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Kirill Ougarov
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Oct 12, 2021
Launching your business? Why you should build your website with HubSpot's new CMS vs. WordPress, Squarespace, WIX, etc.
When HubSpot launched its CMS last year, the benefits of switching your website if you already used HubSpot as your sales and marketing platform were apparent right away. There was just one catch: it was expensive.
At around $400/month for CMS Pro, it could only be justified by larger companies with a more sophisticated website. Your average startup simply isn’t doing anything substantial enough to require the advanced features.
Enter the recently launched CMS Starter. At $23/month (if you pay for a year upfront), it’s not much more expensive than the hosting you’d need for a WordPress install – and the difference will be more than made up over a year in labor savings alone.
Since integrated with the rest of HubSpot, you'll have the added benefit of having your data in one place, so you’ll never have to wonder if everything is working.
Here are a few more reasons why HubSpot CMS Starter makes sense:
If you need a CRM and a CMS, the CRM Starter Suite bundle includes the entire HubSpot stack for just $45/month (if you pay up front), which is less than most unused gym memberships.
At this price point, you can build your entire operation using HubSpot from the beginning and avoid accumulating technical and operational debt. (And if you’re a qualifying startup, you could get up to 90% off for your first year!)
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