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Drupal to HubSpot

Open-source PHP CMS for structured content, multilingual and editorial sites. It is often self-hosted or run on a managed host.

In short

Drupal data can move into HubSpot, landing mainly in Content Hub. 1 of 8 mapped objects move directly (Article / blog nodes); 5 items need manual work and 3 do not move. Plan roughly 4-8 weeks for a small move and 16-30 weeks for a large one.

Last reviewed 2026-10-29 · Also relevant to Marketing, Sales, Data hubs · 8 sources

1 · Checklist

Migration checklist for Drupal

Three phases, specific to this system. Tick steps off as you go.

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2 · Cost

What will it take?

No price list: cost follows volume, custom objects and how much logic must be rebuilt. Answer four quick questions for a planning range.

How many records?
Custom objects?
Automation to rebuild?
History to bring?

A planning aid built from the three scenarios below. It is not a quote.

The three scenarios

low complexity

Small migration

4-8 weeks

Up to ~200 pages/posts

Blog import plus a template rebuild.

medium complexity

Mid migration

8-16 weeks

~200-2,000 pages/posts

Custom types, redirects and some multilingual work.

high complexity

Large migration

16-30 weeks

2,000+ nodes

Multisite or multilingual, with heavy structured content and custom modules.

What moves the number

Page and post volumeTemplate and module complexityNumber of content types and ParagraphsRedirects and SEO scopeLanguagesForms and integrations to recreate

Timeline ranges are planning estimates, not a quote. A partner confirms scope after discovery.

3 · Where to begin

Access, mapping and limits

Start with how data leaves Drupal: what you need to get in, what lands in HubSpot, and what will not.

API

REST (JSON:API core module, plus core REST)

Credentials needed

A Drupal user with permission to view the content. The JSON:API module must be enabled.

Admin permission

Admin is needed to enable modules and to create Views exports. Read access is enough for published content over the API.

Choose your route

How will you move the data?

No native connector was found.

  • You need: A Drupal user with permission to view the content. The JSON:API module must be enabled.
  • Permission: Admin is needed to enable modules and to create Views exports. Read access is enough for published content over the API.

Native imports often bring over only some data, so check coverage per object in the mapping below.

Where each object lands

yes movespartialmanualno

In Drupal

In HubSpot

Blog posts (Content Hub)
Website/landing pages (Content Hub)
HubDB / Custom objects / dynamic pages
Files
Blog tags / topics
URL redirects
Forms
Contacts
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Hover or tap anything on the left to see where it lands.

What to expect

Themes, Twig templates, Layout Builder layouts

They must be rebuilt as HubSpot templates and modules (HubL).

Custom and contrib module functionality (Views, dynamic blocks)

There is no equivalent import. It is recreated with HubSpot features or an integration.

Views results via JSON:API

JSON:API does not export Views results.

4 · Governance

Data governance and compliance

Decide what is allowed to move before anything is exported. Tick each gate once it is agreed.

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Method

How we researched this page

How much to trust each section, and where it comes from.

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Drupal's JSON:API export and HubSpot's blog importer are backed by docs. The page, template, form and redirect mapping rests on agency guides and category-level knowledge. No native Drupal-to-HubSpot connector was found.

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Quick answers

Frequently asked questions

How do I migrate Drupal to HubSpot?

1. Inventory content types, vocabularies, Paragraphs, Views and webforms. 2. Confirm the Drupal version and whether core JSON:API is available to enable. 3. Export the URL alias list and a full crawl of the live site. 4. Decide which nodes become blog posts, pages, HubDB rows or are dropped.

What data can move from Drupal to HubSpot?

These objects move directly: Article / blog nodes. Check the mapping table for partial and manual items.

What does not move from Drupal to HubSpot?

Themes, Twig templates, Layout Builder layouts, Custom and contrib module functionality (Views, dynamic blocks) and Views results via JSON:API. Plan to rebuild or retire these.

How long does a Drupal to HubSpot migration take?

Small (Up to ~200 pages/posts): 4-8 weeks. Mid (~200-2,000 pages/posts): 8-16 weeks. Large (2,000+ nodes): 16-30 weeks. These are planning estimates, not a quote.

What access do I need to export from Drupal?

A Drupal user with permission to view the content. The JSON:API module must be enabled. Admin is needed to enable modules and to create Views exports. Read access is enough for published content over the API.

Is there a native HubSpot connector for Drupal?

No native connector was found. Plan a CSV, API or third-party tool route.

What compliance issues apply when moving Drupal data?

Check: Check webforms for health, financial or minors' data. and Check member-only or gated content.. Agree consent, retention and access rules before exporting.

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