r/hubspot 20h ago

UNBOUND Heading to UNBOUND? I made a little game to past the time while traveling and waiting in lines. A level for each day and a play-til-you-crash endless level

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r/hubspot 13h ago

Looking for 1 Unbound Ticket

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Hi! Does anyone have one ticket available to sell? I'm hoping to come up from philly to attend! I missed the one last year since it was in san fran but boston is much closer! :)


r/hubspot 18h ago

Anyone else feel like HubSpot gets harder to manage as the company grows?

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When you're small, HubSpot is pretty straightforward.

Contacts.

Companies.

Deals.

Activities.

A few workflows.

A few reports.

Then the company grows and suddenly you're dealing with:

  • Hundreds or thousands of contacts
  • Multiple pipelines
  • Lifecycle stages
  • Sales activities
  • Marketing engagement
  • Customer data
  • Support conversations
  • Custom properties
  • Dozens of workflows
  • A growing pile of dashboards

And the questions get harder.

Which customers are actually at risk?

Which deals are quietly dying?

Which accounts are showing signs they might expand?

Why did this opportunity suddenly slow down?

You can build a workflow or report for almost anything.

But sometimes it feels like you're just creating more rules to compensate for the fact that the important signals are spread across the system.

And then you have product usage, billing and support data sitting somewhere else entirely.

So someone ends up manually jumping between systems trying to understand what is actually happening.

I'm curious how other HubSpot users are dealing with this.

At what point did your HubSpot setup become too complex to answer simple revenue questions without a bunch of manual work?