Approach

Every business is different, so we always start with a conversation.

How we work
  1. 15 minA quick callYour goals, your numbers, and whether we're a good fit.
  2. 1 hourDiscoveryWhere you're losing enquiries, and what's already working.
  3. ThenA clear planPaid ads, a custom build or both, as a one-off project or ongoing.
About

We're a small London team of marketers, and we use AI to go faster.

About us
  • Cam BowenCam BowenCo-founder
  • Ben PowerBen PowerCo-founder
  • ElectraElectra
  • MahirMahir
  • NatashaNatasha
  • RahabaRahaba
  • ZobaerZobaer
  • EmilyEmily
Tool · CRM and follow-up

HubSpot

  • Enterprise experience
  • Right-sized for smaller teams
  • Your portal, your data

We've worked in HubSpot at enterprise scale, and we set it up so a smaller business can run its leads, bookings and back office from one place.

Why we use it

Why teams pay for it

  • One record for everything

    Every form, email, call, meeting and deal sits on the contact. Marketing and sales look at the same person, not two spreadsheets.

  • Sequences for each rep

    On Sales Hub Professional and Enterprise, reps send follow-up sequences from their own inbox and see who opened and replied.

  • Journeys without a developer

    Workflows send the next email, set a field or assign an owner when something happens, without a developer writing code.

  • Room to grow

    Enterprise adds custom objects, teams and permissions for each region, and a sandbox to test changes before they go live.

  • Dashboards the team will read

    Reports and dashboards are built from your own fields. We set up a weekly view that opens with the funnel, so the first thing anyone sees is leads and sales.

  • It plugs into the rest

    Gmail, Outlook, Salesforce and a big marketplace of other apps connect with ready-made integrations. Where there's no ready-made app, n8n fills the gap.

We've both worked in HubSpot at enterprise scale. Before Pacing, Ben and Cam used HubSpot throughout their careers, on complex accounts run across several countries and with many of the Enterprise features. The largest portal we've worked in has more than 2,000 automations. We run our own business on Twenty, but when a client has HubSpot or needs it, we build and look after their portal. The licence and the data stay theirs.

Large portals

In a big portal the job is keeping it under control: automations that clash or that nobody owns, properties nobody trusts, teams in different countries working the same records, and reports that don't match the sales numbers. We work out what's there, tidy what's in the way and write it down, and we make sure each lead keeps the ad it came from, so marketing is judged on pipeline. That's our tracking work joined to the CRM.

Smaller businesses

HubSpot also suits a smaller business that wants one system for its leads, its bookings and parts of the back office, without hiring an admin. We set up the parts you'll use, leave out the ones you won't, and hand over written notes so your team can run it.

What we set up

  • Forms that keep the source, so every lead keeps the ad it came from (tracking).
  • A pipeline that matches how you sell. Marketing and sales agree what counts as a new enquiry, a booked call and a won client, and the deal moves through those stages.
  • Email journeys. The emails HubSpot sends on its own: after someone downloads a guide, takes a quiz, joins the newsletter or books a call. A rep can tick "pause" on a contact to stop them while they're talking to that person.
  • Fields for how the business works, such as which partners send you work.
  • Email from your own domain, set up so the rest of your email keeps arriving.
  • A weekly dashboard that opens with leads and sales.

Then we check it against the sale

HubSpot can't tell you on its own which ad led to a sale. We join its records to the visits and to the sales, in Salesforce or wherever they're kept, so a report shows which ads led to pipeline, not just to a form. See our tracking work and the journey analyser.

Compared

Which CRM fits you?

HubSpot's the right call for a lot of businesses, but not all of them. Pick who'll use it and we'll tell you what we'd choose.

Who's it for?

A sales team

What mattersHubSpotHubSpotOur pickTwentyTwentyself-hosted
Email to leadsMarketing email, tracked one-to-one email and sequences, all on the contactSent from a separate email tool, joined up by n8n
Pipelines and forecastsDeal pipelines, with forecasting on Sales Hub ProfessionalPipelines and tasks. Forecasts are yours to build
Ready-made integrationsA big app marketplace, including Gmail, Outlook and SalesforceAn open API, so n8n can connect what you need
What you pay forPaid Sales Hub plans are priced per seatA server, with no per-user licence
Who looks after itHubSpot doesYou, or us

Our pick: HubSpot. Once a few people sell for a living, sequences, pipelines and forecasts on one contact record are worth the seats. We set it up in your own portal.

A small team

What mattersHubSpotHubSpotTwentyTwentyself-hostedOur pick
Getting startedFree for up to 2 usersFree software, on a server you run (or we run for you)
Adding peoplePaid seats once you outgrow the free planNo per-user licence
Email and calendarConnects Gmail or OutlookSyncs Gmail and Google Calendar into each record
FormsHubSpot forms, or your own through its APIYour own forms, through n8n
Where your data livesHubSpot's cloudA database on your own server

Our pick: Twenty, if you're a handful of people who need contacts, deals and tasks in one place. It's what we run ourselves, and adding a person costs nothing.

An online shop

What mattersHubSpotHubSpotKlaviyoKlaviyoOur pick
Shop dataContacts and deals, through an integrationBrowsing, baskets, orders and products, straight from Shopify
Ready-made flowsWorkflows you buildWelcome, abandoned basket and post-purchase flows ready to switch on
Product emailsTemplates you designProduct blocks and recommendations from your catalogue
ReportingOpens, clicks and dealsRevenue for each email and flow
What you pay forSeats, plus marketing contacts if you email shoppers from Marketing HubActive profiles, the people you can email

Our pick: Klaviyo, if you sell online. It's built around what shoppers browse and buy, and that's where shop email makes its money. We set up Klaviyo too.

HubSpot's facts are from its Sales Hub pricing page, Klaviyo's from its pricing page, and Twenty's from the install we run, 10 October 2026. Prices change, so we've kept them out.

Where it fits

It's one part of the setup.

If another part is broken, this one wastes money.

What's a customer worth?

  1. 1

    Website

    Pages that turn visitors into enquiries.

    Websites
  2. 2

    Tracking

    Shows which ads and pages bring customers, not just clicks.

    Tracking
  3. 3

    CRM and follow-up

    Every enquiry saved, with where it came from, and followed up.

    CRM and email
  4. 4

    Ads

    Spend more once the website and tracking work.

    Paid media

Need a tool that doesn't exist yet? We'll build it.

About the tool

What HubSpot is

HubSpot is a CRM with marketing, sales and service tools built on it. Marketing Hub sends email and runs workflows, Sales Hub adds pipelines, sequences and forecasts, and they all share one contact record.

There's a free plan for up to two users, and paid Sales Hub plans are priced per seat (HubSpot's pricing page, October 2026). Check HubSpot's pricing page for what each tier includes before you commit.

Questions

Questions about HubSpot

Straight answers on how we work, what it costs and what to expect. If yours isn't here, just ask.

Still have questions?

Talk to us
Will setting up HubSpot email break our other email?

It shouldn't, as long as your SPF record is edited and not replaced. To send as you, HubSpot needs two DKIM records and its own line added to your SPF record. If someone swaps the whole SPF record for a HubSpot-only one, your other senders (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your booking or shop tools) start failing checks, and their email can land in junk or bounce.

We work out the finished SPF line, keeping what's already there, give it to whoever looks after your DNS with the two DKIM records, and check the live records once they're in.

Read the full answer : Will setting up HubSpot email break our other email?
When is HubSpot worth paying for?

When a few people sell for a living. That's when tracked emails, sequences, pipelines and forecasts on one contact record start paying for the seats, because the team stops working from spreadsheets and inboxes.

If you're a handful of people who mainly need contacts, deals and tasks in one place, HubSpot's free plan (up to two users; check HubSpot's pricing page) or a self-hosted CRM like Twenty is usually enough.

Read the full answer : When is HubSpot worth paying for?
Can you work with our existing Salesforce?

Yes. We don't replace it or build orgs. We work with the data around it: the click ID and UTM tags are captured at the form and carried into the CRM that takes the lead, so reports can say which ads reached the pipeline.

Changes to Salesforce fields need your Salesforce admin. We've worked with a setup where HubSpot sits in front, passing the click ID and campaign across to Salesforce.

Read the full answer : Can you work with our existing Salesforce?
Why do my leads lose their source in Salesforce?

Usually because something overwrites it on the way in: a form that doesn't pass the campaign, a chatbot, an import, or a duplicate record. The ad then looks worse than it is.

It's a wiring job. We keep the click ID and campaign tags with the lead from the form to the CRM, so the source survives.

Read the full answer : Why do my leads lose their source in Salesforce?
Where next

Start with your numbers.

We'll tell you which tools you need and which connections are missing.

Next step

Bring your numbers.

We'll tell you if the spend makes sense.

  1. A 15-minute callYour goals, your challenges, and whether we're the right fit.
  2. A 1-hour discovery callWe dig into your numbers. Worth a hundred emails.
  3. A concrete planAds, a custom build or both, as a one-off project or ongoing.
15 minutes · No pitch deck · A straight answer