RevOps Copilots & Agent Builders · Comparison

folk vs HubSpot

folk and HubSpot are both CRMs, but folk is built for small sales teams that work from email and LinkedIn, while HubSpot is a full customer platform. folk combines pipelines, contact enrichment, email campaigns and sequences, a LinkedIn extension and AI assistants for research and follow-ups. HubSpot covers marketing, sales, service, content and data hubs, with a free tier and the Breeze AI assistant and agents built in.

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Which one should you pick?

Public pricing

Pick folk if…

you're a small team that wants a CRM with outreach built in: Standard is $24, Premium $48 and Enterprise from $80 per member/mo billed annually ($30, $60 and from $100 monthly; annual saves 20%). Email sequences and dashboards start on Premium, and every new workspace gets a 2-week free trial with all premium features and no credit card.

PricingStandard $24, Premium $48, Enterprise from $80 per member/mo billed annually ($30, $60, from $100 billed monthly; annual saves 20%)

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Public pricing

Pick HubSpot if…

you want a free starting point with room to add marketing and service later: HubSpot's free tools cover up to 2 users with no credit card; on the US Sales Hub page Starter starts at $7/seat/mo (discount for new customers), Professional at $90/seat/mo and Enterprise at $150/seat/mo, with a required one-time onboarding fee of $1,500 (Professional) or $3,500 (Enterprise).

PricingCustomer Platform: Free €0; Starter €7/seat/mo (marked limited-time 65% off); Professional €90/seat/mo; Enterprise €175/seat/mo (annual, shown in EUR)

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Our take

folk is the more focused tool for small teams doing prospecting and follow-ups from email and LinkedIn, with one price per member and no onboarding fee, but it has no free plan. HubSpot wins if you want a free CRM to start or a platform that grows into marketing automation and service; plan for the jump in cost at Professional. folk positions itself as a HubSpot alternative, so most teams choose one rather than run both.

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folk vs HubSpot: pricing, CRM support and sources
Compare by Visit folk Visit HubSpot
What it isAI CRM for small sales teams: pipelines, contact enrichment, email campaigns and sequences, a LinkedIn extension and AI assistants for research and follow-ups.HubSpot's AI layer (Breeze assistant and agents) across the HubSpot customer platform, including data and prospecting agents.
PricingStandard $24, Premium $48, Enterprise from $80 per member/mo billed annually ($30, $60, from $100 billed monthly; annual saves 20%)Customer Platform: Free €0; Starter €7/seat/mo (marked limited-time 65% off); Professional €90/seat/mo; Enterprise €175/seat/mo (annual, shown in EUR)
Pricing modelPublic pricingPublic pricing
Free planNoYes
Free trialYesUnknown
HubSpotUnknownYes
SalesforceUnknownYes
Last checked2026-11-042026-10-18
Sourcefolk.apphubspot.com

Prices as shown on each vendor's site on the "Last checked" date above. Vendors change prices often, so confirm before you buy.

Build it in n8n instead?

folk: It is a CRM, so it is a buy. Its REST API (Premium) and Zapier/Make apps let n8n handle custom enrichment and routing around it.

HubSpot: Use what's included if you're on HubSpot; add n8n for cross-system jobs Breeze can't reach.

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Try the DIY route first?

The n8n Community Edition is free to self-host, and n8n has HubSpot, Salesforce and AI Agent nodes.

FAQ

Which is better, folk or HubSpot?

folk is the more focused tool for small teams doing prospecting and follow-ups from email and LinkedIn, with one price per member and no onboarding fee, but it has no free plan. HubSpot wins if you want a free CRM to start or a platform that grows into marketing automation and service; plan for the jump in cost at Professional. folk positions itself as a HubSpot alternative, so most teams choose one rather than run both.

Does folk or HubSpot publish its pricing?

folk: yes. Standard $24, Premium $48, Enterprise from $80 per member/mo billed annually ($30, $60, from $100 billed monthly; annual saves 20%). HubSpot: yes. Customer Platform: Free €0; Starter €7/seat/mo (marked limited-time 65% off); Professional €90/seat/mo; Enterprise €175/seat/mo (annual, shown in EUR). Checked 2026-11-04 on the vendors' pricing pages.

Do folk and HubSpot work with HubSpot and Salesforce?

folk: HubSpot unknown, Salesforce unknown. HubSpot: HubSpot yes, Salesforce yes. "Unknown" means we could not confirm it on the vendor's site.

Is there a free plan for folk or HubSpot?

folk: No. HubSpot: Yes.

Should I build this in n8n instead of buying folk or HubSpot?

folk: It is a CRM, so it is a buy. Its REST API (Premium) and Zapier/Make apps let n8n handle custom enrichment and routing around it. HubSpot: Use what's included if you're on HubSpot; add n8n for cross-system jobs Breeze can't reach.

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folk

RevOps Copilots & Agent Builders

AI CRM for small sales teams: pipelines, contact enrichment, email campaigns and sequences, a LinkedIn extension and AI assistants for research and follow-ups.

Free trial
Public pricingStandard $24, Premium $48, Enterprise from $80 per member/mo billed annually ($30, $60, from $100 billed monthly; annual saves 20%)

HubSpot Breeze

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HubSpot's AI layer (Breeze assistant and agents) across the HubSpot customer platform, including data and prospecting agents.

HubSpot Salesforce Free plan
Public pricingCustomer Platform: Free €0; Starter €7/seat/mo (marked limited-time 65% off); Professional €90/seat/mo; Enterprise €175/seat/mo (annual, shown in EUR)
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