
Manually moving data from LinkedIn into HubSpot is fine when you have 10 leads a week. At 1,000, it quietly becomes a tax on your entire sales engine. Integrating LinkedIn with HubSpot lets you sync audiences, track ROI from the first impression to closed-won, and keep reps selling instead of copying fields. Hand that workflow to an AI agent and it becomes even better: the agent can log InMails, update deal stages, clean bad data, and trigger the right sequences automatically, so every touchpoint is both timely and traceable.
Every revenue team eventually hits the same wall: LinkedIn is full of dream prospects, HubSpot is beautifully organized… and a human has to sit between them, clicking.
Below are the top ways to integrate LinkedIn and HubSpot, from purely manual to fully automated with an AI computer agent like Simular.
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Use HubSpot’s LinkedIn Ads integration and, if you have it, LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
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Layer HubSpot automation on top of the native integration.
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This is where you stop being the integration and let a Simular AI agent handle the clicks, typing, and tab juggling.
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The most effective teams blend strategy and automation.
You keep the judgment and messaging; the agent keeps the keyboard warm, 24/7.
Begin in HubSpot. Go to Settings → Marketing → Ads (or Integrations), connect your LinkedIn account, and authorize access to Campaign Manager. Choose which ad accounts to sync, then enable lead syncing so LinkedIn Lead Gen form submissions flow into HubSpot contacts. Finally, map LinkedIn fields (job title, company, LinkedIn URL) to HubSpot properties and test with a single test lead before scaling.
Install the LinkedIn Sales Navigator app from the HubSpot Marketplace. Once connected, open any contact or company record and add the LinkedIn Sales Navigator card to the right-hand panel. HubSpot will surface job title, company, tenure, and shared connections. From there, reps can send InMails, save leads or accounts, and explore related contacts without leaving HubSpot. Combine this with lists and workflows to segment and prioritize high-intent accounts.
After connecting LinkedIn Ads to HubSpot, ensure the HubSpot tracking pixel is installed on your site. Use HubSpot to create or sync campaigns and tie LinkedIn ads to specific offers or forms. Every form submission or offline deal associated with those campaigns will be attributed in HubSpot’s revenue and campaign reports. Use the Ads dashboard and revenue attribution reports to see which ads, audiences, and creatives are actually producing SQLs and closed-won deals.
First, let HubSpot automatically capture everything it can: connect LinkedIn Ads, enable lead syncing, and standardize field mappings. Next, create workflows that auto-assign owners and update lifecycle stages. To eliminate the rest of the copy-paste work, delegate to an AI computer agent like Simular: let it log into LinkedIn, pull profile details, update HubSpot contact properties, and record outreach activities so your reps never retype the same data twice.
Use Simular Pro in a controlled way: start with a test account, limit permissions to the specific LinkedIn and HubSpot objects it needs, and define a narrow workflow (e.g., enrich new LinkedIn leads in HubSpot). Review the agent’s transparent action log, set guardrails like allowed domains or stages, and gradually expand scope. This gives you repeatable, production-grade automation without sacrificing oversight or data governance.