Clearbit is now sold as HubSpot Breeze Intelligence after the 2023 acquisition. Standalone Clearbit pricing pages have been retired; the product surface is integrated into HubSpot's pricing model and sold either bundled into HubSpot subscriptions or as a credit pack on top. This guide pulls together what is documented on HubSpot's pricing pages, what shows up in G2 listings, and how serious buyers should think about total cost in 2026.
Full disclosure: Abmatic AI competes with parts of the Clearbit and Breeze Intelligence surface area, particularly around enrichment-driven personalization and account identification. The numbers below are pulled from public sources and matched against what we see in buyer conversations. We have a bias; verify against the linked sources before signing.
Clearbit pricing in 2026 is HubSpot Breeze Intelligence pricing. Standalone Clearbit list pricing has been retired. Breeze Intelligence is sold as a credit pack that prices enrichment lookups, buyer-intent monitoring, and form-shortening (the legacy Clearbit-on-form workflow) on top of any HubSpot Hub subscription. Total cost depends on credit consumption volume and on the underlying Hub tier. Verify the current packaging at hubspot.com/products/breeze-intelligence and the broader Marketing Hub pricing page.
See a 30-minute Abmatic AI demo as a focused alternative.
The transition from Clearbit to Breeze Intelligence has changed the pricing posture. Clearbit historically published per-record and per-API-call pricing tiers; Breeze Intelligence prices on a credit-pack model where one lookup consumes one credit.
Three sources frame the picture in 2026:
Three variables drive the spread:
For a structured side-by-side, see the ABM platform pricing comparison and cheaper-than-6sense alternatives.
| Layer | What it is | Price posture | Where to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| HubSpot Free CRM | Base CRM with limited enrichment exposure | Free | HubSpot pricing page |
| Hub subscription | Marketing, Sales, Service, Content, or Operations Hub at Starter, Professional, or Enterprise | Tier-priced; required for production Breeze Intelligence usage | HubSpot pricing page |
| Breeze Intelligence credit pack (entry) | Small credit pack for low-volume enrichment | Pack-based; verify current pack figures and per-credit pricing on the product page | Breeze Intelligence product page |
| Breeze Intelligence credit pack (volume) | Larger pack for production enrichment workflows | Pack-based; per-credit price scales down with pack size | Breeze Intelligence product page |
| Custom / enterprise enrichment | Negotiated pricing for very high-volume deployments | "Contact us"; bespoke quote | HubSpot sales |
Tier names and packaging change across years; the underlying shape (Hub subscription plus credit-priced intelligence layer) has stayed stable since the Breeze rebrand. Verify current packaging with HubSpot.
The entry credit pack covers low-volume enrichment for small teams. Per practitioner reports, entry packs deplete quickly when used on high-form-volume sites or on broad CRM enrichment workflows. Buyers should size the pack against projected lookup volume.
Volume packs lower the per-credit price and are the practical tier for production deployments. Most teams running ABM motion at scale pick a volume pack and refill as needed.
Breeze Intelligence pricing rewards buyers who project credit consumption honestly. Three lenses help:
Take the credit-pack figure, divide by the projected enrichment volume, and compare against historical Clearbit standalone pricing or against alternatives like Apollo enrichment or ZoomInfo enrichment. The Breeze Intelligence model is competitive on price for HubSpot-anchored teams; for teams running enrichment elsewhere, alternatives may price lower per record.
Breeze Intelligence is not a standalone purchase. The total annual cost includes the underlying Hub subscription. Buyers comparing against standalone enrichment vendors (Apollo, ZoomInfo, Cognism) should include the Hub cost in the comparison if HubSpot is being purchased solely to enable Breeze Intelligence.
Switching out of Breeze Intelligence is moderately easy if you stay on HubSpot; you simply stop refilling credits. Switching off HubSpot entirely is the harder problem, since the CRM is load-bearing for the rest of the GTM workflow. Negotiate Hub-level exportability terms separately.
For broader buyer-side guidance, see how to choose an ABM platform and the 2026 ABM playbook.
Breeze Intelligence pricing is more negotiable than the published credit-pack list suggests, particularly for buyers committing to multiple Hubs. The levers that consistently move the number:
Asking for a discount on small credit packs or on a single-Hub Starter subscription is not where the negotiation room lives. Negotiation room sits on multi-Hub Enterprise contracts and on volume credit packs.
The annual Breeze Intelligence bill is buying three things:
Clearbit's historical strength was its enrichment data quality, particularly for company firmographics. That data set rolls forward into Breeze Intelligence, with HubSpot's investment cadence behind it. Per public reports, the data quality is competitive with the rest of the category.
The most valuable thing Breeze Intelligence does, that standalone Clearbit could not, is integrate natively into the HubSpot CRM record. Lookups happen inside the contact and company workflows; data populates fields that downstream automations already use. For HubSpot-anchored teams, the integration depth is the value.
The legacy Clearbit Reveal and Clearbit Forms workflows roll forward into Breeze Intelligence. Form-shortening (autofilling fields as the prospect types) is operational and works across HubSpot forms; verify current form-shortening packaging on the product page.
Two more references worth reading before you sign: Clearbit alternatives and HubSpot Breeze vs Clearbit for the rebrand context.
Abmatic AI sits in a different category than Breeze Intelligence. We do not sell enrichment credits; we identify accounts already on your site and convert that traffic with an embedded conversational layer. Buyers running HubSpot as their CRM still have a real reason to evaluate Breeze Intelligence for native enrichment, especially if HubSpot workflows are load-bearing on their motion. Buyers who want focused account identification, real-time site engagement, and an account-scoring motion that runs alongside (or independent of) HubSpot are typically a better fit for Abmatic.
Clearbit standalone pricing has been retired post-acquisition. The product is sold as HubSpot Breeze Intelligence: a credit pack on top of a HubSpot Hub subscription. Total annual cost depends on the Hub tier and on credit consumption. Verify current figures at the Breeze Intelligence product page.
Yes, particularly for multi-Hub Enterprise commitments and large credit-pack purchases. Multi-year commits and competing-quote leverage from focused enrichment vendors are the levers that move the number.
Standalone Clearbit purchases are no longer the standard motion. The product is HubSpot Breeze Intelligence; existing standalone Clearbit customers have been migrated or are on legacy contracts. Verify with HubSpot sales for any specific situation.
Both are in the enrichment category. ZoomInfo's pricing is bespoke and typically lands in the mid-market-to-enterprise band. Breeze Intelligence prices via credit packs against an underlying HubSpot Hub subscription; for HubSpot-anchored teams the integration depth is the differentiator. See Clearbit vs ZoomInfo for a structured comparison.
For teams that do not need HubSpot CRM integration depth, focused enrichment vendors (Apollo, lower-cost ZoomInfo tiers) often price lower per record. For teams whose primary need is account identification and conversion rather than enrichment per se, focused ABM platforms cover different ground. See Clearbit alternatives for a structured comparison.
No. Lock in Hub pricing, contact-tier rates, and credit-pack rates at signing. Renewal-time leverage is materially weaker than initial-purchase leverage.
Clearbit pricing in 2026 is HubSpot Breeze Intelligence pricing. The transition has changed the model from per-record standalone billing to credit packs on top of a Hub subscription. For HubSpot-anchored teams the model is sensible and the integration depth is real. For teams running enrichment elsewhere, the math is harder; the Hub subscription becomes a meaningful component of the comparison. Buyers who model both layers honestly will pick the right path. Buyers who treat the credit-pack figure as the total cost will reliably underbudget.
If you are weighing Breeze Intelligence against a focused account-identification and engagement platform, book a 30-minute Abmatic AI demo. We will compare deployment shape, surface the real cost variables, and show you where Abmatic fits cleanly and where HubSpot is still the better answer.
HubSpot Breeze is HubSpot's AI and intelligence layer that sits across the existing Hubs (Marketing, Sales, Service, Content, Operations). Pricing is largely a function of the Hub tiers a buyer already pays for, plus the Breeze Intelligence credit pack that prices enrichment and intent on top. This...
HubSpot Breeze is HubSpot's AI and intelligence layer that ships across the existing Hubs, with Breeze Intelligence sitting on top as the enrichment and buyer-intent surface. This 2026 review pulls together what is documented on HubSpot's product pages, what shows up in G2 reviews, and what serious...