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HubSpot Sales Software Certification

How to prepare for HubSpot Sales Software Certification

A 4-stage plan from your first study session to exam day. Adjust the pace to your own schedule.

Study plan

StageWhat to doTime
1Familiarize with the official outline
Review the certification landing page and note the listed key topics such as CRM basics, pipeline management, and sales automation.
Week 1
2Hands‑on practice in HubSpot CRM
Create a sandbox HubSpot account and work through contact import, deal creation, and email sequence setup to cement practical skills.
Week 2‑3
3Deep‑dive study of each topic
Use HubSpot Academy videos and resources to explore each listed topic in detail, taking notes on best practices.
Week 4‑5
4Mock exam and review
Take the free practice quiz (if available) or test yourself on the key concepts, then revisit any weak areas before the final attempt.
Week 6

Exam domains

These come from the official exam outline.

  • HubSpot CRM Basics
  • Contact & Pipeline Management
  • Email Sequences & Templates
  • Meeting Scheduling
  • Sales Automation
  • Deal Tracking
  • Reporting

HubSpot Sales Software Certification preparation questions

How many steps are in the HubSpot Sales Software Certification study plan?

This plan has 4 stages, starting with familiarize with the official outline and ending with mock exam and review.

Do I need prior experience for HubSpot Sales Software Certification?

HubSpot Sales Software Certification is rated Beginner. Check the official exam page for any formal requirements before you start.

What should I study for HubSpot Sales Software Certification?

Focus on the official exam domains: HubSpot CRM Basics, Contact & Pipeline Management, Email Sequences & Templates, Meeting Scheduling, Sales Automation, Deal Tracking, Reporting.

Exam outlines change between versions. Check the official exam page for the current outline before you start.