HubSpot

Removed publicly-shown additional-seat overage pricing: Professional additional Core Seats ($45/mo) and Enterprise additional Core Seats ($75/mo) no longer disclosed Enterprise plan feature renamed: 'Lookalike Lists' (BETA) is now 'Lookalike Segments' (BETA)

Commerce Hub renamed to Revenue Hub across HubSpot's product suite; URL changed from /products/commerce to /products/revenue and free plan listing updated accordingly. SEO recommendations & optimizations and Video creation & editing rows added to comparison table. SEO is tiered: Basic (Free/Starter), Advanced with full site auditing (Professional/Enterprise).

Marketing Hub Starter plan price decreased from $9/mo/seat to $7/mo/seat (monthly commit). The $20/mo/seat annual price is unchanged. Breeze Customer Agent credit cost per conversation halved from 100 HubSpot Credits to 50 HubSpot Credits for Professional and Enterprise plans.

HubSpot AEO now allows purchasing additional prompts anytime beyond the base 25 prompts; the trial description ('Trial includes 25 prompts tracked on 3 answer engines') was replaced with 'Purchase additional prompts anytime.' HubSpot Credits unit price now explicitly displayed at $9.00 per 1,000 credits; an interactive pricing calculator was added showing per-agent costs (Customer Agent: 50 credits/conversation resolved; Data Agent: 10 credits/smart properties run).

Enterprise plan tagline updated to a concise capability-focused description [was: 'For marketing organizations seeking power, flexibility, and governance to orchestrate data-driven customer journeys at scale and accelerate revenue growth'; now: 'Advanced marketing automation, data, and governance to scale and accelerate revenue growth'] Professional plan tagline updated to a concise automation-focused description [was: 'For marketing teams who want to effectively run omni-channel campaigns, automation, and reporting to build a scalable demand engine'; now: 'Marketing automation, analytics, and campaigns for scalable demand generation']

Brand Identity (Beta) feature removed from Enterprise plan feature list

Professional plan description updated to emphasize omni-channel marketing approach and demand engine building Enterprise plan description updated to emphasize organizational needs, power, flexibility, and data-driven customer journeys

Feature comparison table removed and replaced with plan guidance ('What should I choose?') and marketing showcase sections. Per-feature tier breakdown is no longer shown.