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September 2025’s HubSpot updates and releases are practical fixes and smarter helpers designed to remove small frictions that add up. You’ll find features that speed routine work (think one-click video edits and instant record summaries), guardrails that keep AI outputs on-brand, and integrations that finally stitch conversation and data history together. In short: less busywork, more clarity — so teams can focus on the customer, not the toolkit.
The Marketing Hub updates pull those steps together — built-in video editing, AI-assisted landing pages that respect your templates, and targeted content agents — so a campaign can go from idea to publish with far fewer handoffs. That saves time and reduces the “did we break the brand” anxiety that kills momentum.
Overlaying text is a smart touch: it increases accessibility, grabs attention even with muted videos, and keeps messaging tight.
The real power move: AI-generated pages based on your existing templates. That means every landing page produced via AI still aligns with your visual identity. And if one page performs well, you can duplicate and adapt it for new campaigns automatically.
This isn’t “AI makes whatever”—it’s AI under guardrails. It speeds up production while preserving consistency.
Instead of a general-purpose AI assistant, HubSpot now offers specialized “agents” tuned for different content types—blog posts, emails, social posts, etc. That specialization helps your AI output feel more focused, relevant, and high-quality.
Expect fewer rewrites and more usable first drafts.
Your email campaigns now benefit from continuous AI surveillance: sudden drops in opens, a spike in unsubscribes—HubSpot flags them automatically. Meanwhile, for video content, AI suggests titles complete with estimated Monthly Search Volume (MSV) to help pick discoverable, attention-grabbing titles.
These features translate to sharper performance and fewer surprises.
This is a quiet but powerful shift. Smart properties now work on the contact object—so you can dynamically update fields based on changes elsewhere. No more manual field updates or messy workflows just to keep data current.
Workflows got smarter:
AI research skills let your workflows fetch company’s value propositions or recent news on the fly, so every touchpoint is informed.
Summarize Record action gives you a quick digest of any contact, deal, or company—perfect for handoffs or meeting prep.
Together, these minimize repetitive work and arm your team with context.
Think of the Prospecting Agent as a smart research partner that does the tedious groundwork before you reach out. It scans public signals—company news, product launches, and positioning—and surfaces the specific insights that help you open a conversation with relevance, not guesswork. Use it to create personalized first-touch messages, prioritize leads by fit, or prep a quick briefing before a call.
Zoom meetings scheduled via HubSpot can now auto-record, so you don’t lose a moment of insight.
You can also sync third-party transcripts and external call events (start/end) into HubSpot, keeping your communication history unified—even when tools vary.
For teams juggling multiple systems, this brings cohesion.
Customers can now format their support requests more expressively (bolding, lists, etc.). And on your side, you can route tickets to teams—not just individuals—ideal for high-volume support where shared responsibility is better.
Managing domains is less chaotic now, thanks to a consolidated table with search, filters, and bulk actions. At the same time, reporting is more approachable: a guided flow helps you build reports step by step—with suggestions for the optimal visualization.
Perhaps one of the more quietly transformative changes: data enrichment is now included for all Starter+ customers. That means even smaller teams can surface missing company/contact data without tapping extra tools. Backing that is a redesigned data quality dashboard, offering prioritized recommendations to clean and improve your CRM.
For more technical users, HubSpot now allows configurable rate limits on custom code/webhook workflow actions—essential to prevent overload or abuse. Plus, date-based versioned APIs (beta) give clarity and control over integrations, making it safer to evolve your integrations over time.
It’s no longer a catalog—you describe what you need (“I want to automate lead follow-up with personas”), and HubSpot surfaces apps or agents that match. Those suggestions get customized by your portal data, usage behaviors, and industry context.
This is a smart evolution from browsing to guided discovery.
Want to add AI agents? The Breeze Marketplace hosts pre-built agents you can browse and deploy with one click. No dev work, no fuss—just functional AI you can test or install.
Arguably one of the most strategic moves: you can now plug your favorite LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.) into custom workflow actions. This elevates HubSpot from a “tool with AI features” to a platform you can build AI on.
Additionally, the Custom Action Builder UI allows non-developers to visually create custom workflow actions—lowering the technical barrier to expand HubSpot’s capabilities.
These September updates reflect a maturing of HubSpot’s AI and automation ambitions. Instead of flashy features for the sake of novelty, we’re seeing thoughtful integrations that help scale with consistency, control, and intelligence.
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