Are you looking for the differences between HubSpot CMS enterprise vs professional? Below is a brief article discussing the major differences and why you might consider HubSpot enterprise vs professional or another CMS like WordPress.
What is HubSpot CMS?
CMS Hub makes website updates, hosting, and infrastructure easy so you can focus on creating remarkable customer experiences and growing your business. Marketers can easily create, update, and optimize website pages on their own, while developers can code sophisticated solutions using the tools they prefer. CMS Hub is available in two editions: Professional and Enterprise. You can review more of their differences by viewing this HubSpot CMS feature comparison chart.
HubSpot Enterprise vs Professional
The main difference between HubSpot Enterprise and professional is that Enterprise costs $900 month instead of $300 a month for professional. The enterprise level gives you access to more advanced settings and features allowing you to build a fully customized website to accommodate your larger organization. Below are the main features added to enterprise and why you might consider them.
Custom objects & Salesforce sync
Store almost any type of data in HubSpot, including subscriptions, locations, shipments, events, and more. View custom object records, set up workflows, and run reports on the data associated with custom objects. Also available on mobile. This is very powerful because the data you create can be shared throughout the entire HubSpot platform.
Adaptive testing
Automate your A/B tests using artificial intelligence and machine learning to save time and improve conversion rates on your website. This is great if you have a lot of landing pages and need some automation to make improvements over a large footprint.
Memberships
Restrict access to specific HubSpot-hosted web pages, landing pages, and blog content by requiring visitors to log in with a username and password. Do you need to create a partner portal or a customer only area of your website? This feature will allow you to create this.
Domain control and reverse proxy
Restrict access to specific HubSpot-hosted web pages, landing pages, and blog content by requiring visitors to log in with a username and password. An example of this would be having an existing website such as www.example.com that is not hosted on the HubSpot CMS while also hosting a HubSpot managed blog at www.example.com/blog. The blog appears to be hosted from the same server as the website, however, in reality, it is coming from HubSpot’s servers. If you don’t want to have blog.example.com this is a great option for you to achieve that result. Learn more about the HubSpot reverse proxy.
Better team management and oversight
Organize users on multiple levels based on team, region, business unit, brand, or any other dimension, to suit the way your business works. For large global teams, some content doesn’t make sense to sense and can potentially cause errors. These settings help you control what is visible to prevent any overlaps or confusion. In addition, it helps an admin monitor what is created to see if any content is using outdated templates.
Conclusion
HubSpot CMS enterprise provides a lot more control to help global or large organizations build a site exactly how they want. You can review more of their differences by viewing this HubSpot CMS feature comparison chart.
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