Feature

HubSpot Ads Management

Connect Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad accounts to your CRM so every dollar of spend is tied to real contacts, deals, and revenue.

HubSpot ads management connects your Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad accounts to the Smart CRM so paid spend is tied to real contacts and deals, not just clicks. You build audiences from CRM lists, see which campaigns create contacts and pipeline, and report on ad ROI alongside the rest of your marketing in one place.
What it does

Paid ads, connected to your CRM

Link your ad accounts once and let HubSpot map spend to the contacts and deals it actually creates.

Multi-network connection

Link Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad accounts in one place.

Contact and deal attribution

See which ads created a contact and influenced a deal.

CRM-based audiences

Sync contact lists to Google and Meta as ad audiences.

Spend and ROI reporting

Track cost per contact, per customer, and return in one view.

Lead form sync

Pull leads from Meta and LinkedIn lead forms straight into the CRM.

Conversion events

Send CRM-stage signals back to ad networks to sharpen targeting.

Attribution

From click to closed deal, in one report

Most ad dashboards stop at the click or the form fill. HubSpot follows that same person through their full journey, so you can see the spend behind a contact who turned into pipeline weeks later.

  • Ad spend mapped to contacts, deals, and revenue
  • Network, campaign, ad set, and ad level breakdowns
  • Compare paid against organic and other sources side by side
  • Useful for longer SEA B2B cycles where the deal closes well after the click
Sales dashboard
Pipeline value
฿2.45M
▲ 12%
Deals won
18
▲ 4
Avg. response
14m
▼ faster
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Setup

How to connect and use it

  1. Connect your ad accountsIn Settings, link your Google, Meta, and LinkedIn ad accounts through the Ads tool. You authorize each network once.
  2. Turn on auto-trackingEnable tracking so HubSpot adds its tracking parameters to ad clicks and can match visitors back to CRM contacts.
  3. Sync your audiencesCreate an audience from a CRM list, an active list of engaged contacts or a hotel’s past guests for example, and push it to Google or Meta.
  4. Set up your conversion eventsChoose which CRM milestones, such as a qualified lead or a closed deal, send back to the ad networks to guide their targeting.
  5. Review the ads dashboardWatch spend, contacts created, and deals influenced per network, then shift budget toward what is generating real pipeline.
Related

Works with the rest of Marketing Hub

Ads management sits inside Marketing Hub and shares the same contacts, lists, and reporting as your other campaigns.

FAQ

Common questions

Which ad networks can I connect?
HubSpot’s ads tool supports Google Ads, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), and LinkedIn ad accounts. You connect each account once in Settings, then manage spend, audiences, and reporting for all of them from the same place.
Do I create the actual ads in HubSpot or in the ad networks?
You can create some ad and audience types directly in HubSpot, and you can also manage campaigns built in Google, Meta, or LinkedIn. The main value is the connection: HubSpot ties spend back to contacts and deals regardless of where the ad was created.
How does HubSpot attribute ad spend to deals?
With ad tracking enabled, HubSpot adds tracking parameters to your ad clicks and matches returning visitors to CRM contacts. From there it follows each contact through to any deal they influence, so the dashboard shows spend tied to pipeline and revenue, not only clicks and form fills.
What are CRM audiences and how do they sync?
A CRM audience is an ad audience built from a HubSpot contact list, such as engaged leads or past customers. HubSpot syncs that list to Google or Meta so you can target or exclude those people, and the audience refreshes as contacts enter or leave the list.
Which plan tier includes ads management?
Basic ad connection and tracking are available on lower Marketing Hub tiers, while audience sync, lead form syncing, and deeper reporting tend to sit on higher tiers. Check your current tier in HubSpot, since the exact limits depend on your plan.

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