The company runs on the full suite
Tasks, intranet and telephony run in Bitrix24 across every department, and the CRM is just one of the modules you use.
Bitrix24 bundles tasks, telephony, intranet and CRM for the whole company under one fee. HubSpot is the better pick when sales and marketing need a clean customer database you can report on. Pricing and features compared below.
Prices per the vendors’ price lists, October 2026, per seat per month unless stated otherwise. For new accounts in Europe since October 1, 2026, HubSpot sells a single platform edition that covers all hubs, priced in seats and credits: on Professional, a GTM seat is €90 per month billed annually (€100 billed monthly), an Ops seat starts at €50, and the account gets 10,000 HubSpot credits a month. Estimate your cost at spectage.co/en/hubspot-pricing-calculator. Sources: bitrix24.com/prices, hubspot.com/pricing/sales, hubspot.com/pricing/marketing, hubspot.com/flexible-seats-and-credits-pricing-supplement.
Tasks, intranet and telephony run in Bitrix24 across every department, and the CRM is just one of the modules you use.
The whole company logs in, while a few people run sales on a simple funnel with no marketing campaigns.
Company policy requires the system to run on your own infrastructure, and Bitrix24 offers an on-premise edition.
A lead and a customer are the same contact at different stages, so notes from the first call stay on the timeline. Every deal is tied to a company and a contact.
Scoring, lifecycle workflows, forms and landing pages run on CRM data. Reps see opened emails and website visits on the customer record.
HubSpot builds the report from first website visit to closed deal. Leadership and reps look at the same pipeline, with no spreadsheet exports.
Tasks, intranet and telephony can keep running in Bitrix24. I move sales and marketing to HubSpot and sync contacts and companies between the systems.
Bitrix24 costs less because you pay one amount for the whole organization. HubSpot charges per seat, so cost grows with the number of people working in it.
I move leads, contacts, companies, deals and activities after reviewing fields and deal categories. Bitrix24 stays available for reference, and the intranet can keep running there.
Bitrix24 migration
I am a HubSpot consultant. I work in HubSpot every day: I implement it, train teams and connect it with the rest of the company’s systems. My advice comes from what has worked across dozens of portals.
Bitrix24 is a suite of tools under one login, with CRM as one of its modules. HubSpot is built around the CRM, so marketing, sales and service work from the same contacts, companies and deals.
On the license, yes. Prices are in the table above. Bitrix24 costs the same no matter how many users you have within the plan limit, while HubSpot charges per seat. I’ll run the numbers for your seats and contacts.
Yes, that’s a common setup. I move sales and marketing to HubSpot and sync contacts and companies between the systems through Make or custom code.
I export it through the REST API. Before the import, I go through fields and deal categories with you, and I merge contacts by email address and companies by tax ID and domain. Notes and tasks keep their original dates.
For each rule I check whether you still need it. The ones you need I rebuild as workflows, and the ones that only worked around limits of the old system I switch off.
No. Reps work in Bitrix24 until switchover day, and I lock edits only during the final import. After that, Bitrix24 stays available for reference.
We’ll work it out on the call, once I know your process. You pay for the HubSpot license separately, directly to HubSpot.
Thirty minutes, free. Tell me what you want to do and I'll tell you where to start.