Themes, templates and drag-and-drop modules built from your Figma, so marketing ships landing pages without a developer, with speed and tracking built in. Fixed price from $1,800.
Which sections marketing needs, which fields each one has, and which pages they make up. Planned once, reused everywhere.
Each section becomes a HubSpot module with clear fields, so landing pages are built by dragging, not by tickets.
Lean CSS and scripts, lazy-loaded media and clean HubL. Forms, smart content and tracking wired in from the start.
Theme deployed, redirects in place, and a recorded walkthrough so your team can build the next page on its own.
Which sections marketing needs, which fields each one has, and which pages they make up. Planned once, reused everywhere.
Each section becomes a HubSpot module with clear fields, so landing pages are built by dragging, not by tickets.
Lean CSS and scripts, lazy-loaded media and clean HubL. Forms, smart content and tracking wired in from the start.
Theme deployed, redirects in place, and a recorded walkthrough so your team can build the next page on its own.
Standard on every HubSpot build, not add-ons.
| Area | What’s built in | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Modules | Drag-and-drop sections with clear fields | Landing pages without a developer |
| Templates | Pages, blog, landing and system pages | One consistent theme everywhere |
| Performance | Lean CSS, lazy media, clean HubL | Fast pages on HubSpot hosting |
| SEO | Meta, schema, redirects and sitemaps | Ready to rank at launch |
| Forms and CRM | HubSpot forms with source fields, smart content | Every lead in the CRM with context |
| Handover | Recorded walkthrough and module guide | Marketing ships pages on its own |
Before you sign, we agree the modules and a Lighthouse target. You see it measured at handover.
If your sales and marketing already live in HubSpot, putting the website there too removes a whole layer of integrations. Forms, contacts and pages share one database.
It’s less of a fit if you need heavy custom functionality or your team doesn’t use HubSpot day to day.
A good HubSpot theme is a library of modules: hero, features, logos, pricing, FAQ, form. Marketing drags them onto a page and fills in fields.
Fields are named for humans, defaults look right, and the design can’t be broken by accident.
HubSpot hosting is fast, but themes often aren’t. Marketplace themes load every module’s CSS and JavaScript on every page.
A custom theme loads only what each page uses, so Core Web Vitals pass on mobile without extra work.
Every form writes straight to the contact, with source page and campaign attached. Smart content can show different sections to known contacts, industries or lifecycle stages.
Tracking through Tag Manager and Consent Mode v2 is set up alongside HubSpot’s own analytics.
Coming from WordPress or Webflow, content is moved page by page, blog posts imported, and every old URL redirected.
The old site stays live until launch, and Search Console is watched for 30 days after.
Hubs, modules, migrations and who runs the site.
Content Hub Starter works for small sites. Professional adds smart content, A/B tests and more templates.
Yes. Every section is a drag-and-drop module with clear fields.
I can, but a custom theme is usually faster and easier to keep consistent.
Yes, with blog posts, redirects and meta kept. Included in the Full package.
Yes, and I can set up lead routing at the same time.
I build from your designer’s Figma. If you don’t have one, I can recommend studios.