Sell more. Maintain less.

Try saying this to your AI

Four sentences. Four jobs done.

Plain English. No property names, no internal IDs, no clicking around. Your AI handles the HubSpot end, you keep selling.

• You

  "What's on my plate today?"

  6 things. 2 deals advanced overnight, 3 tickets need a reply, 1 quote stuck in negotiation since Friday. Want me to draft the ticket responses?

• You

  "What stalling deals need my immediate attention?"

  Acme ($72k, untouched 16 days), Nordwind ($28k, demo never followed up), Globex ($140k, decision-maker dropped off two weeks ago). Pulling the last engagement on each.

• You

  "Pull all the contacts I need to reach out to today, then draft a personalised first-touch email for each one."

  14 contacts on today's list, including 4 from the re-engagement workflow. Wrote each email against the contact's lifecycle stage and the last touchpoint. Review before I queue them?

• You

  "Write a quote for Acme: 50 Pro seats, annual, 15% discount."

  Done. €54,000 list, €45,900 after 15%. Filed as a line-item-backed deal under Acme, attached to the open thread with their procurement lead. Ready to send when you say go.

Smarter than Breeze

Use the AI you actually picked. Not the one HubSpot picked for you.

HubSpot's Breeze is a single, locked-down model with locked-down prompts. You can't choose the model, you can't bring your own context, you can't compose it with the other AI work you already do. That's a design choice that ages quickly — every new generation of Claude or GPT leaves Breeze further behind.

MetaHub is the inverse. It plugs into the AI you chose — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or any MCP-compatible client. The same chat you already use for email drafts, research, planning, code — now it also runs your CRM. When your AI upgrades to the next model, your CRM gets smarter the same day. No vendor lock-in, no waiting for HubSpot's roadmap.

Works with the AI you already use

• Claude
• ChatGPT
• Gemini
• Microsoft Copilot
• GitHub Copilot

Under the hood, every common HubSpot action is covered — custom objects, vocabulary-aware properties, reporting, dedup, the lot. You don't need to learn any of it. You just talk.

Detailed setup

Pick the AI you already use.

Step-by-step for Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini — plus Microsoft Copilot and GitHub Copilot.

Claude claude.ai · Desktop · Cursor ChatGPT Desktop app required Gemini CLI Google’s terminal AI Microsoft Copilot Copilot Studio · M365 agents GitHub Copilot VS Code · Visual Studio

Works in claude.ai (no install), Claude Desktop, and Cursor — same address, same login.

↓ Download Claude Desktop (optional)

Claude.ai requires Pro, Team, or Max for custom connectors. On the free plan? Use Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT (Developer Mode), or Gemini CLI instead — same MetaHub app, no subscription gate.

1. 1

   Pick a plan — see pricing below — and complete checkout.

2. 2

   Open claude.ai → click your profile picture → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.

3. 3

   Paste this address into the URL field: https://metahub.metawork.studio/mcp/

4. 4

   Click Add. A sign-in screen opens — choose Google, Microsoft, or email, using the same address you used at checkout. MetaHub recognises your license and connects automatically.

5. 5

   First time only: ask MetaHub to connect your HubSpot. Type connect my hubspot and paste your HubSpot Private App token when prompted.

Important: this requires the ChatGPT desktop app, not the website. The browser version of ChatGPT doesn’t support tool connections.

↓ Download ChatGPT Desktop (macOS / Windows)

1. 1

   Pick a plan — see pricing below — and complete checkout.

2. 2

   Open the ChatGPT desktop app → Settings → scroll to the bottom → enable Developer Mode.

3. 3

   In Settings → Connectors → Add connector. Leave authentication set to OAuth.

4. 4

   Paste this address into the URL field: https://metahub.metawork.studio/mcp/

5. 5

   Click Connect. A sign-in screen opens — choose Google, Microsoft, or email, using the same address you used at checkout. MetaHub recognises your license and connects automatically.

6. 6

   First time only: type connect_hubspot and paste your HubSpot Private App token when prompted.

Gemini CLI is Google’s free AI assistant that runs in your computer’s terminal (command line). To use it, you need Node.js installed — it’s free and takes 2 minutes.

↓ Download Node.js (free) ↗ Gemini CLI on GitHub

1. 1

   Pick a plan — see pricing below. Copy your license key from the confirmation email or your license account page.

2. 2

   Open your terminal (Mac: search «Terminal» in Spotlight · Windows: search «Command Prompt») and run: npm install -g @google/gemini-cli

3. 3

   Open the file ~/.gemini/settings.json in any text editor (create it if it doesn’t exist) and add the following — replacing YOUR_LICENSE_KEY with the key from step 1:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "metahub": {
         "httpUrl": "https://metahub.metawork.studio/mcp/",
         "headers": {
           "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_LICENSE_KEY"
         }
       }
     }
   }

4. 4

   Back in your terminal, type gemini and press Enter. MetaHub’s tools will be available immediately.

5. 5

   First time only: type connect_hubspot and paste your HubSpot Private App token when prompted.

MetaHub is a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP + OAuth 2.1), so it plugs in with just its address and a browser sign-in. Add it in Microsoft Copilot Studio and use it inside your Microsoft 365 Copilot agents.

Heads-up: the consumer Copilot (Windows / copilot.microsoft.com) doesn’t support custom MCP servers — you connect through Copilot Studio.

1. 1

   Pick a plan — see pricing below — and complete checkout.

2. 2

   In Copilot Studio, add a tool, choose Model Context Protocol, and point it at https://metahub.metawork.studio/mcp/. Sign in with the address you used at checkout, then add the agent to Microsoft 365 Copilot.

3. 3

   First time only: type connect_hubspot and paste your HubSpot Private App token when prompted.

↗ Full step-by-step on your account page

MetaHub is a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP + OAuth 2.1), so it connects with just its address and a browser sign-in. Use it in GitHub Copilot agent mode inside VS Code or Visual Studio.

1. 1

   Pick a plan — see pricing below — and complete checkout.

2. 2

   In VS Code, open Copilot → Agent mode → Add MCP server and point it at https://metahub.metawork.studio/mcp/. Sign in with the address you used at checkout.

3. 3

   First time only: type connect_hubspot and paste your HubSpot Private App token when prompted.

↗ Full step-by-step on your account page

Credit where it’s due: HubSpot’s own MCP is free, first-party, and genuinely fine for basic lookups and edits on one portal. If that’s all you need, use it — we’ll tell you so. MetaHub earns its price the moment the work gets real: modelling custom objects, reporting, cleaning duplicates, deleting safely, and running more than one portal — none of which the free option does.

Changelog

What’s shipped, recently.

Every license includes future additions — no tier upgrade, no extra invoice. Recent-first.

1. 2026-06-12

   Improvement Custom-code workflow steps, and properties that file correctly

   MetaHub can now assemble HubSpot workflows that include custom-code steps — it knows the exact step format, the Node runtime, and that the workflow secret must exist in your portal before the workflow is created (a missing secret used to fail with an unhelpful server error). It also knows line items can't trigger a workflow on their own, so it builds deal-triggered flows that walk the deal's line items instead. And creating a deal property now lands in HubSpot's correct built-in group on the first try; for custom objects it asks which group to file into rather than guessing wrong.

2. 2026-06-09

   Improvement Add credit & discount lines to deals

   MetaHub can now put a negative-value line on a deal — a credit, rebate, or give-back — even though HubSpot won't accept a negative unit price. Ask for a line at a negative amount and it records the value as a line discount so the deal total comes out right. When a quantity is involved and it's unclear whether you mean the whole line or each unit, it asks first instead of guessing.

3. 2026-06-06

   Build HubSpot workflows from your AI

   MetaHub can now create, edit, turn on or off, and delete HubSpot workflows for you — set up an automation just by describing it. Ask it to enroll contacts when they submit a form, wait a day, then send an email or create a follow-up task, and it assembles the whole workflow and hands you a link to review it in HubSpot. New workflows are created switched off, so nothing runs on your records until you've checked it and flipped it on. To stop a workflow it disables it rather than deleting, since a deleted workflow can't be restored without HubSpot Support.

4. 2026-06-06

   Improvement Linking records just works, even without naming the connection

   When you ask MetaHub to link two records — or to create them already linked — without spelling out the relationship type, it now uses HubSpot's default association for that pair instead of erroring out. So 'link this contact to that company' works on its own, no need to know the association type.

Running an agency or consultancy? MetaHub also handles multi-portal dispatch, per-client credentials, and tenant-isolated team mode — the way we built it for our own client work. Contact us →