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Læs siden på dansk You connect HubSpot CMS by logging in with HubSpot and approving the Consile HubSpot CMS app for your HubSpot portal. The result is an access token that Consile stores encrypted per customer. Your AI never sees the token itself. The connector has its own URL, mcp.consile.ai/hubspot/mcp, with only its own tools. The price is 299 DKK/month excl. VAT for one user and one HubSpot portal. VAT is calculated at payment. Each extra user and each extra HubSpot portal costs 149.50 DKK/month excl. VAT. See Pricing. HubSpot CMS is also included in the Consile Studio membership and the free edition. Colleagues get access when an administrator assigns them HubSpot CMS under Team in the portal. Each user then adds the connector in their own AI and logs in with their own Consile login. See Team.
Multiple HubSpot portals. You can connect several HubSpot portals under the same subscription. The Consile portal calls each connection an agreement, so each HubSpot portal is its own agreement on the Connections card. Each agreement is approved separately, and the access follows the one HubSpot portal you choose at login. The first one is included in the base price. An administrator clicks Add agreement (149.50 kr/mo.) on the Connections card on the HubSpot CMS page, and then you connect the new agreement with Connect. The second agreement gets the URL mcp.consile.ai/hubspot-2/mcp, which you add in your AI as a separate connector. Under the Consile Studio membership there is no button. Write to support@consile.dk instead. See HubSpot CMS for what happens when an agreement is removed.
An administrator must have bought HubSpot CMS in the portal, and you must have connected your AI (Claude or ChatGPT). You must be able to log in with the HubSpot user that has access to the portal you want to connect. Anyone on the team can connect an agreement that is not connected yet. Only an administrator can reconnect it or disconnect it.
Unlike our pure data connectors, HubSpot CMS can also write: your AI can both read your content and, behind clear safety barriers, create and edit drafts of pages and blog posts as well as rows in HubDB. See Actions & guardrails before you start using the write functions.

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Requirements for your HubSpot portal

The portal you connect must be on CMS Hub / Content Hub or Marketing Hub Professional/Enterprise. The permissions the connector asks for (content, hubdb, business-intelligence) can only be granted on those tiers. If HubSpot does not grant all of them, the connection is not completed, so check your subscription before you start.

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How to connect

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Open HubSpot CMS in the portal

Open HubSpot CMS in the portal. Click Connect now at the top of the page, or Connect next to the agreement on the Connections card. If you have not yet accepted Consile’s current terms, you do that first with Accept and continue. The dialog shows the permissions the connector uses. Click Authorise access. You are sent to HubSpot’s own login and approval page.
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Log in with HubSpot and choose a portal

Log in with the HubSpot user that manages the content. If you have access to several portals (HubSpot accounts), choose the portal you want to connect. The access follows the portal you approve.
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Approve the Consile HubSpot CMS app

HubSpot shows what the Consile HubSpot CMS app is asking for access to. Confirm to continue. You are then sent back to the portal automatically.
Consile now has a token for your HubSpot portal. The agreement shows as Connected in the portal, and your AI can read your content and edit drafts under guardrails.
Always start the connection from the Consile portal (or from a link your AI gives you via connect_account). Consile cannot link an approval that is started somewhere else to your account, and the connection fails.

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What exactly am I approving?

In one approval step, Consile asks for the permissions the connector uses for CMS content and traffic figures: content is a combined read and write permission: HubSpot has no pure read variant for pages and the blog. What your AI can actually do is therefore limited by the tools the connector exposes, and every write action is guardrailed (see below).

Read + edit behind guardrails

The connector can read your CMS content and edit it as drafts. Publishing to the live website and discarding a HubDB draft require your explicit confirmation; otherwise you only get a preview.

Access per portal

The approval applies to the one HubSpot portal you choose at login.

Encrypted per customer

The token is stored encrypted with a key that applies only to your own account, and is never logged.

Your AI never sees it

Your AI is never given the token itself, only answers to your questions.

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What your AI can read

  • Pages: website and landing pages, their drafts and earlier revisions.
  • Blog: posts (live and draft), tags and authors.
  • HubDB: tables, their column schema and rows in the published table, plus export to CSV.
  • Analytics: read-only traffic and page view figures over a period, optionally broken down by source, geography or UTM campaign (requires Marketing Hub Professional/Enterprise).
Your AI calls the tools as hubspot__<tool> (for example hubspot__list_pages), and on an extra agreement as hubspot-2__<tool> and so on.

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Write functions and guardrails

HubSpot CMS has 23 tools: 14 for reading and 9 for editing pages, blog posts and HubDB. The safety is built into the connector:
  • Drafts require no confirmation. Creating or editing a page, a blog post or a HubDB row happens in a draft that does not affect the live website and can be changed again. New content is always created as DRAFT. HubDB rows sit in the table’s draft and are invisible on live pages until the table is published.
  • Publishing requires confirmation. Publishing a page (publish_page), a blog post (publish_blog_post) or a HubDB table (publish_hubdb_table) to the public website requires an explicit confirm: true. The same applies to reset_hubdb_draft, which discards a table’s unpublished draft. Without confirm, the tool only returns a preview of what it would do, and calls no HubSpot API.
  • Limited write surface. For pages, the connector can only change the name, slug, SEO title and meta description, not the page content itself. publish_page only works on a page that is already published; you publish a brand-new page the first time in HubSpot. HubDB writing is limited to rows in existing tables. The connector does not delete or archive pages, posts or rows.
The barriers are built-in default settings in the connector, not an absolute guarantee from the platform. Read the whole model in Actions & guardrails.

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The token is renewed automatically

Consile renews the access to HubSpot on its own. You do not have to do anything to keep the connection alive.
If you revoke the access in HubSpot, or uninstall the Consile HubSpot CMS app, the connection stops working, and the connector’s tools answer with a message that HubSpot must be reconnected. Only an administrator can reconnect. If the agreement says Access revoked, click Reconnect. Otherwise: disconnect as described below, and then click Connect next to the agreement. You can also ask your AI for a new connection link (the connect_account tool) in the connector that belongs to the agreement (for example hubspot-2), and approve again at HubSpot.

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Revoke access

You can remove the access again at any time:
  • In the portal: an administrator clicks the menu (the three dots) next to the agreement on the Connections card and confirms with Disconnect. The stored token is then deleted at Consile right away. The subscription continues. If you have several agreements, an administrator can also remove an agreement entirely with Remove the agreement, which also stops the payment for it.
  • At HubSpot: uninstall the Consile HubSpot CMS app in your HubSpot portal under Settings → Integrations → Connected Apps. This revokes the access at HubSpot. Disconnecting in Consile does not uninstall the app at HubSpot, so do both if you want the access completely gone. If you also use HubSpot Marketing Email, that is a separate app (Consile HubSpot Marketing Email), which is not affected.
More about data processing in Security & data.