What are some options for integrating Webflow with Hubspot if you want to keep the domain and CMS on Hubspot but design the website using Webflow?

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September 22, 2023

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Integrating Webflow with HubSpot offers a powerful combination that allows you to leverage the design capabilities of Webflow while keeping your domain and content management system (CMS) on HubSpot. Here are some options for integrating Webflow with HubSpot while maintaining your domain and CMS on HubSpot:

Webflow Embed Code: You can design your website using Webflow and then embed it into your HubSpot pages using the Webflow embed code. This allows you to take advantage of Webflow’s visual design capabilities, while still using HubSpot’s CMS to manage your content.
HubSpot CRM and Webflow: If you are using HubSpot CRM, you can integrate it with your Webflow website using HubSpot's native CRM integration. This allows you to capture form submissions, track leads, and sync data seamlessly between HubSpot and Webflow.
Custom Domain Mapping: To maintain your domain on HubSpot while using Webflow for design, you can set up a custom domain mapping. This involves configuring your DNS settings to point to your Webflow site, while keeping your domain hosted on HubSpot. This way, visitors will access your website using your domain, but the design will be powered by Webflow.
HubSpot CMS API: If you want to retain your CMS on HubSpot but design the website in Webflow, you can utilize HubSpot’s CMS API. This API allows you to pull content from HubSpot and display it on your Webflow site, ensuring your website remains dynamic and connected to your HubSpot CMS.
HubSpot Forms and Webflow: Another option is to use HubSpot's powerful form builder and then embed those forms into your Webflow website. This ensures that your website design is handled by Webflow, while still leveraging HubSpot’s form tracking and lead management capabilities.

By leveraging these integration options, you can design your website using Webflow while keeping your domain and CMS on HubSpot. This allows you to take advantage of both platforms' strengths and create a seamless experience for your visitors.

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