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HubSpot Growth Suite Is Now the Customer Platform: What Changed in 2026

The HubSpot Growth Suite is a discontinued product name. Here is what it became (the Customer Platform), which hubs are included, what it costs in 2026, and how the Starter, Professional, and Enterprise plans differ.

SWOTBee Team · · Updated June 27, 2026 · 4 min read
HubSpot Growth Suite Is Now the Customer Platform: What Changed in 2026
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This article is part of our honest guide to whether HubSpot scales with business growth.

The HubSpot Growth Suite no longer exists as a product. It was a bundle launched in 2018, and HubSpot has since renamed and repackaged its offering as the Customer Platform: a Smart CRM plus six Hubs plus Breeze AI. If you are searching for “HubSpot Growth Suite pricing,” you are using a dead term, and most of the pages that still rank describe a discontinued bundle and a 25% discount that no longer applies. This guide corrects the record: what the Growth Suite was, what replaced it, which hubs are included, and what it actually costs in 2026.


What Was the HubSpot Growth Suite?

The Growth Suite was HubSpot’s all-in-one bundle, sold from 2018, that combined the CRM with Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, and Service Hub at a discount (originally about 25% off buying the hubs separately). It was the successor to the 2016 “Growth Stack” and was itself renamed to “Growth Platform” in 2019 before the current naming took over. In short, the Growth Suite was a packaging of HubSpot’s products, not a separate piece of software.

The Naming Lineage

HubSpot product naming lineage from Growth Stack to Customer Platform

The product lineage explains why so much stale content survives:

YearNameWhat it was
2016Growth StackCRM + Sales + Marketing
2018Growth SuiteAdded Service Hub, sold at ~25% bundle discount
2019Growth PlatformTransitional rename
CurrentCustomer PlatformSmart CRM + six Hubs + Breeze AI

“Growth Stack” and “Growth Suite” are no longer SKUs. They live on only in old press releases and partner blogs, which is exactly why this keyword’s search results are a graveyard of 2018 content.


What the Growth Suite Became: the Customer Platform

Today, HubSpot’s all-in-one offering is the Customer Platform, built on a Smart CRM with six Hubs around it: Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, Service Hub, Content Hub, Operations Hub (the data hub), and Commerce Hub (the revenue hub), with Breeze AI woven across them. Using HubSpot this way, the benefit is the same idea the Growth Suite promised, only current: one connected platform with powerful tools so your customer data, marketing, sales and service are not scattered across disconnected tools. Getting started is easy: you begin with the free HubSpot CRM and add hubs at every stage as your business grows, with workflow automation and integrations that improve the customer experience and help you close deals and accelerate.


What Products and Hubs Are Included

Buying the Customer Platform bundle gets you all the core hubs in one subscription rather than purchasing each hub separately. The hubs included:

  • Marketing Hub for campaigns, email, and automation
  • Sales Hub for the pipeline and deal management
  • Service Hub for tickets and customer service software
  • Content Hub for your website and content
  • Operations Hub for data sync and programmable automation
  • Commerce Hub for quotes, invoices, and payments

Each is available individually in the HubSpot marketplace, but the bundle is what most growing teams buy to get sales, marketing, and customer service on one platform.


HubSpot Customer Platform Pricing in 2026

The current pricing for the Customer Platform (the modern equivalent of Growth Suite pricing) is tiered:

  • Free: $0, up to 2 users, the core Smart CRM.
  • Starter: about $7 per seat per month, basic tools to get started.
  • Professional: about $1,300 per month billed annually (includes 6 seats), plus $45 per additional core seat.
  • Enterprise: about $4,700 per month (includes 8 seats), plus $75 per additional core seat.

Two things the old “25% discount” content never mentions: marketing-contact tiers add cost as your database grows, and Professional and Enterprise carry mandatory onboarding fees. We map the full bill, including the parts people forget, in our HubSpot pricing at scale guide.


Does the Customer Platform Offer Onboarding?

Yes, and for Professional and Enterprise it is mandatory. Onboarding fees range from roughly $1,500 for Sales Hub Professional up to $6,000 to $7,000 for Marketing Hub Enterprise. Budget for it as part of year-one cost rather than a surprise.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HubSpot Growth Suite? It was HubSpot’s all-in-one bundle from 2018 combining CRM, Marketing, Sales, and Service Hubs at a discount. It has been renamed and repackaged as the Customer Platform.

What products are included in the HubSpot Growth Suite? The modern equivalent, the Customer Platform, includes the Smart CRM plus Marketing, Sales, Service, Content, Operations, and Commerce Hubs, with Breeze AI across them.

How does HubSpot Growth Suite pricing work now? There is no Growth Suite SKU. Customer Platform pricing is tiered: Free, Starter ($7 per seat), Professional ($1,300 per month), and Enterprise (~$4,700 per month), plus contact tiers and onboarding.

What is the difference between Starter, Professional, and Enterprise? Starter is basic and cheap per seat; Professional unlocks automation and reporting at a roughly 5x step up plus onboarding; Enterprise adds advanced controls, custom objects, and higher limits.

Is there a free version? Yes. The free Smart CRM supports up to 2 users and is the foundation you build on as you scale.


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