HubSpot has no dedicated Klaviyo importer. Import contacts as CSV and map fields to HubSpot’s CRM properties; store-event history does not transfer.
Quick verdict: Move to HubSpot once you need a shared CRM across marketing, sales and service, not just an e-commerce email tool.
Most buyers only budget for the new subscription. This estimates the hidden labor, data-cleanup, and retraining cost of actually making the switch.
Estimate assumes: 1 hour of data-mapping/cleaning labor per 2,000 records, a blended $75/hr ops rate, tiered migration & cleaning tooling fees, and 4 hours of retraining per seat at a $45/hr fully-loaded rate.
One contact record shared across every Hub.
Workflow builder spans marketing, sales and service.
Add Sales and Service Hubs on the same contact data later.
You lose Klaviyo’s native store-event sync and per-send revenue attribution — HubSpot is not built around e-commerce data the same way.
| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| 1Export your contact list | Export contacts, tags and segments as CSV from the old tool. |
| 2Create your HubSpot account | Create your HubSpot account and import your contact list, mapping fields to HubSpot’s CRM properties. |
| 3Rebuild workflows in HubSpot’s automation builder | Recreate your automation logic using HubSpot’s workflow builder, and set up any CRM deal or ticket pipelines you need. |
| 4Rebuild automations | Recreate email sequences, triggers and automation rules by hand — these do not transfer automatically. |
| 5Reconnect integrations | Reconnect your website forms, e-commerce store, payment processor or CRM sync to the new tool. |
| 6Run a real send before cancelling | Send one real campaign through the new tool and confirm deliverability before cancelling the old plan. |
What this path doesn’t do for you:
Klaviyo’s native Shopify sync and revenue attribution have no HubSpot equivalent — keep Klaviyo running alongside if you still need e-commerce-specific reporting.
| Plan | Klaviyo | HubSpot |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing basis | Per active-profile tier | Per seat |
| Entry price | Email $20/mo (500 profiles) | Starter $20/seat/mo (standing) |
| CRM | None — event/profile data only | Full CRM shared across Hubs |
| Invoicing/payments | Not offered | Not on Marketing Hub Starter |
Standard list prices checked on each vendor’s pricing page on September 23, 2026. HubSpot price is the $20/seat standing rate, not its current new-customer promo.
| Capability | Klaviyo | HubSpot |
|---|---|---|
| CRM | None | Full CRM shared across Hubs |
| Revenue attribution | Built in | Not core |
| Price | $20/mo (500 profiles) | $20/seat/mo |
| Built for | E-commerce | General business |
Going the other direction, or want the full comparison first?
Read the HubSpot vs Klaviyo comparison Switching from HubSpot to Klaviyo instead?Yes for contacts, via CSV import; store-event and flow history do not transfer.
Depends on your team size vs. list size — both start at $20 but scale differently.
Yes, HubSpot does not attribute revenue per send the way Klaviyo does.
No. Automation logic, workflows and segmentation rules are specific to each platform’s builder and are rebuilt by hand in the new tool; only contact data moves via export/import or a migration service.
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