At list prices, for 3–5 users and for 8–20 users. LiftUp Starter is $49 a month for up to 5 users and Growth is $149 for up to 20. HubSpot Starter lists at $20 per paid seat, so 5 seats cost $100 and 20 cost $400. At 1–2 or 6–7 seats HubSpot Starter costs less, and its time-limited offers for new customers (from $7 a seat when we checked) lower early bills further.
It can be. HubSpot’s free tools cover 2 users, 1,000 contacts and one blog of up to 100 posts. LiftUp Free covers 2 users, 1 product, 100 leads a month and 10 blog posts, so HubSpot’s free tier is larger. The price question starts when you need more seats, a review step, A/B tests or search reporting.
Yes, for paid seats. HubSpot Starter lists at $20 per seat a month. Marketing Hub Professional lists from $800 a month with 3 core seats, extra core seats from $45 and a $3,000 onboarding fee. View-only seats are free. LiftUp charges one flat price per organization, with a user limit per plan: 2, 5, 20 or unlimited.
No. LiftUp has no calling, WhatsApp or SMS, and its email sequences are basic. It captures leads from your own forms through the lead API, scores each one 0 to 100 and sets a reply deadline. Signed webhooks can pass events to Zapier or n8n. If calling or deep automation is central to your team, HubSpot is the better fit.
For the blog, yes. LiftUp is a headless blog CMS: posts move through Draft, In review, Published and Archived, then reach your own site through the blog API. Growth adds A/B headline tests and an editorial calendar.
LiftUp bills Indian teams in rupees through Razorpay with UPI AutoPay. Starter is ₹2,499 a month and Growth is ₹7,999 a month for 20 users, and annual plans get two months free.
In year one, it can be. HubSpot for Startups offers up to 90% off Professional or Enterprise in year one for teams that raised pre-seed to Series A, then 50% and 25% off in years two and three, with an annual commitment. Model the year-three bill at your expected headcount before you commit.
Growth includes 20 users. Past that you move to Enterprise, with unlimited users and products at a custom price. There is no per-seat add-on in between. HubSpot handles growth by adding paid seats, $20 each on Starter at list price, so compare both quotes at your real headcount.