StackTie

Integrations for the systems your team already pays for.

Each one does a single job properly, so nobody has to buy a second seat just to see what is going on in the other tool. Free tier on every one, and you install it yourself.

Linear, Jira and GitHub

IssueLinker

Link a HubSpot ticket to a Linear, Jira or GitHub issue and keep both sides current.

Support raises a bug, engineering works it in their own tracker, and the rep who took the call can see where it got to without an engineering seat.

IssueLinker

Connects HubSpot and Linear, Jira and GitHub

Support raises a bug, engineering works it in their own tracker, and the rep who took the call can see where it got to without an engineering seat.

What it does

  • Create or link an issue from the HubSpot ticket, without leaving the record.
  • Keep status, assignee and the issue link on the ticket as real properties, so they work in lists and reports.
  • Mirror comments both ways, so the conversation is not split across two tools.
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Notion

NoteLinker

Put Notion pages on the HubSpot contact and deal timeline they belong to.

The account notes live in Notion and the rep lives in HubSpot, so the context never arrives where the conversation happens.

NoteLinker

Connects HubSpot and Notion

The account notes live in Notion and the rep lives in HubSpot, so the context never arrives where the conversation happens.

What it does

  • Sync Notion pages onto the contact and deal timeline.
  • Keep the page current on the record rather than pasting a snapshot.
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Wix

Wix Sync

Free tier

Wix contacts and form submissions into HubSpot, as real properties through a field map you control.

Every Wix connector on the marketplace writes a handful of standard fields and drops the rest into the activity feed, so the answers people actually typed never reach a report.

Wix Sync

Connects HubSpot and Wix

Every Wix connector on the marketplace writes a handful of standard fields and drops the rest into the activity feed, so the answers people actually typed never reach a report.

What it does

  • Sync contacts and form submissions, choosing which forms sync rather than all of them.
  • Map every field, custom ones included, onto real HubSpot properties. Nothing is written as activity text.
  • Create real HubSpot form submissions, so they trigger the workflows you already have and appear in form reporting.
  • Backfill the contacts already in Wix, on the first paid tier rather than the last.
  • Show a per record sync log, so you can tell whether a lead arrived.
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monday.com

Monday.com Sync

Free tier

HubSpot deals onto a monday.com board when they reach the stage you choose, and kept in step after that.

Delivery needs to see the deal without buying a HubSpot seat, and sales needs to see the work without buying a monday seat.

Monday.com Sync

Connects HubSpot and monday.com

Delivery needs to see the deal without buying a HubSpot seat, and sales needs to see the work without buying a monday seat.

What it does

  • Create the item when a deal reaches a stage you pick, not when the deal is created.
  • Keep every later change in step, custom properties included, rather than copying once at creation.
  • Map the deal owner to a real monday person instead of writing a numeric id.
  • Filter by list, owner, amount or any property, so the board stays usable.
  • Talk to monday's API directly, so syncing does not consume your account's monthly integration actions.
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Zendesk

Zendesk Sync

Free tier

Zendesk tickets on the HubSpot company and deal, with the whole conversation, not just field values.

A salesperson opening an account before a renewal call needs the support picture, and nobody is buying them a Zendesk seat at 55 to 199 dollars a month to get it.

Zendesk Sync

Connects HubSpot and Zendesk

A salesperson opening an account before a renewal call needs the support picture, and nobody is buying them a Zendesk seat at 55 to 199 dollars a month to get it.

What it does

  • Write the full conversation into HubSpot, the customer's message and every agent reply, public and internal kept distinct and each attributed to whoever wrote it.
  • Show tickets on the company and its deals, not only on each contact.
  • Emit an event for every status change, so reopened and on hold are visible.
  • Choose which tickets sync by view, tag, form, brand or requester domain, and match a requester to an existing contact without creating a new one.
  • Backfill archived tickets, which HubSpot's own Zendesk sync excludes.
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