
Marvin Recruiter vs HubSpot
Recruitment-first CRM vs generalist sales CRM
Target : HR teams + business unit managers (mid-market)
Marvin
HubSpot
Weighted score: β = 1, π‘ = 0.5, β not counted.
In summary
HubSpot is an excellent generalist sales CRM β but it's not an ATS. Agencies using it for recruitment hack with custom objects and suffer from the Β« double funnel Β» (client CRM β candidate ATS disconnected). Marvin V2 offers recruitment-first pipelines and differentiated licences (1 full HR + consultative manager access) to replace HubSpot for the recruitment + business unit scope, in a single tool.
Why Marvin against HubSpot
The decisive strengths that tip a decision.
Native ATS β HubSpot forces custom-object hacks
GCP Belgium hosting vs US Cloud Act (native GDPR vs contractual DPA)
Free consultative licences for managers β major seat-cost savings
Full recruitment stack (sourcing, outreach, note-taker, client portal) absent in HubSpot
Feature β Marvin vs HubSpot
Honest functional audit β every cell is sourced from the competitor's official site and public reviews.
What HubSpot does better
We're not telling a one-sided story. Here's where HubSpot keeps an edge.
Very mature generalist sales CRM (segmentation, automations, reporting)
Broadest integration ecosystem on the market
Considerable marketing and training resources
Pricing β what's included
Marvin Recruiter
β¬125-180 / user / month
Included with Marvin
ATS + sourcing + outreach + note-taker + onboarding included
HubSpot
Sales Hub Pro $100 / Enterprise $150 per seat / month + onboarding $1,500-$3,500