When it comes to payment processors, PayPal is a household name. It’s been around the block more than a few times, and has the history to prove it.
But does it play well with HubSpot? That’s a hard no.
For businesses using HubSpot that want a more automated payment processing experience, using saas•hapily with Stripe is the way to go.
Using PayPal with HubSpot
To get your PayPal account to work with HubSpot, you need to use Zapier or a custom-coded solution. Neither is native to the HubSpot ecosystem and they can be tricky to set up.
Zapier
Using Zaps, you can create line items and tickets associated with your contacts. Though this combines the two solutions, it’s not as powerful as saas•hapily’s features that enable you to edit subscription data from right within HubSpot contact records.
Custom code
If you don’t want to use Zaps, your team will need to custom-code your integration between HubSpot and PayPal. This may make it difficult for non-developers to make updates or changes to the integration.
Using saas•hapily with Stripe to replace PayPal
Since saas•hapily is a HubSpot app, using it to connect Stripe and HubSpot doesn’t require any Zaps or custom coding. During saas•hapily's quick setup process, you can map products to sync between the saas•hapily and HubSpot automatically.
PayPal vs. saas•hapily
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Bottom line: Why it’s important to get payments into HubSpot
Getting payments into HubSpot opens up a whole new world. You can trigger automations after purchases, create in-depth reporting dashboards, access product data directly in your CRM, and more. With saas•hapily, you can do all of this far more easily.
