Question on HubSpot Pricing for Enrich Data Integration

To push enriched data to HubSpot using Clay's native integration, you'll need to be on one of our Pro usage plans. The HubSpot integration, including creating objects and associations, is available exclusively for Pro+ users. If you're on an Explorer Plan, you can still integrate with HubSpot using their REST API along with Clay's HTTP API and Webhook table features, but it requires manual configuration. For more details on setting up and using the HubSpot integration, you can check our documentation. If you need further assistance, please let me know.

Sources: Create object with HubSpot | Clay.com Create association with HubSpot | Clay.com

Yes, you can use the API in the Explorer plan. The Explorer plan includes access to the HTTP API, which allows you to send data anywhere. This feature enables you to integrate with various services and perform custom operations. For example, you can use the HTTP API to: 1. Push data to and from external services 2. Call specific endpoints of other platforms 3. Set up webhook tables for streaming data into Clay If you're looking to integrate with specific services like HubSpot, you can use their REST API along with Clay's HTTP API and Webhook table features to replicate the functionality of native integrations. If you need help setting up or using the HTTP API, let me know, and I can provide more information or guide you to our documentation.

Source: Free vs. Starter vs. Explorer vs. Pro vs. Enterprise Plans

Yes, you can use certain API features in the Starter plan, but with limitations. In the Starter plan, you can use your own API keys for data enrichment tools within Clay instead of using Clay credits. However, it's important to note that the Starter plan doesn't include access to the HTTP API or webhook features, which are only available in the Explorer plan and above. If you need more advanced API capabilities, you might want to consider upgrading to a higher tier plan.

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