GTM vs HubSpot
The system of record, and the thing that fills it
This is the least adversarial comparison on the site, because most of our customers use HubSpot and we push data into it. The question is not which one. It is whether HubSpot's sequences are enough for the top of your funnel.
Said first, on purpose
HubSpot is the system of record and should stay that way. Its sequences are fine for warm follow-up and for a rep working a list they already have. We integrate with it rather than compete for that job.
Side by side
Where each of us is actually stronger
A blank cell means the difference is a design choice rather than an advantage. There are more of those than a comparison page usually admits.
System of record
GTM
No. We write into yours
HubSpot Sales Hub
Yes
Sourcing
GTM
Corpus and LinkedIn
HubSpot Sales Hub
None
Enrichment
GTM
Before every write
HubSpot Sales Hub
Breeze credits
Cold sending domains
GTM
Attached and ramped
HubSpot Sales Hub
Your connected mailbox
LinkedIn
GTM
First-class
HubSpot Sales Hub
Task reminders
Reply drafting
GTM
Automatic
HubSpot Sales Hub
Manual
Reporting
GTM
Funnel plus per-step reply rate
HubSpot Sales Hub
Full CRM reporting
Together
GTM
Contacts, notes and booked meetings pushed on every event
HubSpot Sales Hub
Receives them
Choose HubSpot Sales Hub
- Your outbound is warm follow-up on inbound leads that are already in the CRM.
- You want everything in one system and are happy with the sequence surface.
- Nobody needs to source or enrich anything.
Choose GTM
- You need the list built and enriched, not just mailed.
- You want intent scoring and per-contact copy rather than a template with tokens.
- You want LinkedIn in the same chain as email.
The version you can paste into Slack
Keep HubSpot. It is your system of record and we send it contacts, notes and booked meetings on every reply, opt-out and meeting. What HubSpot does not do is find the people or write to them from evidence, and that is the part we are for.
Other comparisons
All of themThe fastest way to settle it is twenty minutes with both
Connect a sending domain and read the first three messages it writes. That beats any table, including this one.
Start with sales. $2,000 or $5,000 onboarding, then at least $250 monthly credit funding.