Migrate from HubSpot
Leaving HubSpot? Bring everything with you.
HubSpot is a strong marketing-led CRM. Businesses tend to look beyond it when the work itself — jobs, field teams, people, finance — lives outside the CRM and the tool count starts climbing. N Six Hub brings the pipeline and the operation onto one platform.
Three routes in
How your HubSpot data connects
Direct API connection
Generate an API key in your account, paste it into N Six Hub’s Migration module, and discovery reads your record types directly. Some platforms gate API access by plan tier — check yours first.
File exports
Export your records to CSV or Excel and upload them — no API access needed. This route works on any plan of any platform.
OpenAPI spec
If the platform publishes an OpenAPI/Swagger description of its API, paste it in and N Six Hub auto-configures the connection endpoints.
What moves
Typically migrated
Every migration starts with discovery against your actual HubSpot account — this is what usually comes across.
- ✓Contacts & companies
- ✓Deals and their pipeline stages
- ✓Custom properties as real fields
- ✓Notes and record links
- ✓Attached files (where accessible)
The honest bit: What each HubSpot plan exposes over API varies, and things like workflow definitions and full email threads aren’t simple record exports. Discovery lists exactly what your account makes available — before you approve anything.
The process
Reviewed, priced, reversible
You approve the plan
AI proposes where every record type lands; uncertain mappings are flagged for your decision, never guessed.
Priced before it moves
First 1 GB included on eligible plans, then a published per-GB rate — shown up front, not after.
Rollback by provenance
Everything the migration created is tracked. One click removes exactly that — and nothing your team added since.
Coming from somewhere else? See the general Migration AI overview — the same routes work for any platform with exports or an API.
Ready to move on from HubSpot?
Connect or upload, see the analysis, review the price — nothing moves until you say so.