Why Service Hub Matters
Customer experience is now the biggest differentiator for growing businesses. But keeping customers happy at scale requires more than just a shared inbox — it needs automation, visibility, and connected data across every touchpoint.
That’s where HubSpot Service Hub comes in.
Both Pro (Professional) and Enterprise editions give teams the tools to manage support efficiently — but they differ in depth, scalability, and governance.
This guide breaks down what each plan offers, who it’s for, and when upgrading makes sense.
What Service Hub Pro Offers
HubSpot Service Hub Pro is built for growing teams that want to centralize customer support, track performance, and start automating key workflows.
Core Features
- Shared Inbox + Help Desk: Manage all customer conversations in one unified inbox.
- Ticketing + Automation: Automatically assign, route, and prioritize tickets based on rules.
- Knowledge Base: Create searchable articles to help customers self-serve.
- Customer Feedback Tools: Collect NPS, CES, and CSAT scores.
- Reporting Dashboards: Visualize key metrics like ticket volume, resolution time, and satisfaction.
- Playbooks & Templates: Standardize responses and streamline repetitive support tasks.
- Omnichannel Support: Integrate chat, email, and Facebook Messenger for seamless communication.
Best for:
Growing businesses with small-to-mid-sized teams that need efficiency and automation — without heavy customization or governance needs.
What Service Hub Enterprise Adds
Advanced Features
- Advanced Permissions & Team Partitioning: Control visibility by team, brand, or region.
- Custom Objects: Track complex data beyond standard tickets and contacts.
- SLAs & Escalations: Automatically enforce service-level agreements and manage response deadlines.
- Customer Journey Analytics: Visualize how customers interact across touchpoints — from first ticket to renewal.
- Custom Surveys & Feedback Logic: Build branded feedback experiences with conditional routing.
- AI-Powered Insights: Use generative AI to summarize interactions, detect sentiment, and recommend actions.
- Goal-Based Reporting & Forecasting: Align support KPIs to business outcomes.
- Playbooks with Conditional Logic: Guide reps through complex processes with step-by-step automation.
Best for:
Enterprises or fast-growing organizations with layered support teams, compliance requirements, or multi-brand customer operations, generally. However, since you can buy per seat now, you may even want Enterprise for features like playbooks.
Key Differences at a Glance

When to Choose Each Plan
Evolving from Support to Success
Modern customer experience goes beyond ticket resolution — it focuses on building long-term customer value.
By using Service Hub as a connected platform (not just a support tool), you can align service, marketing, and sales around one shared goal: customer growth.
Pro helps you build a strong foundation.
Enterprise helps you scale that foundation into a fully connected customer success engine.
Turn support into a growth channel. Chat with us to explore which Service Hub plan fits your customer experience goals.