Yes. The simplest route is two separate HubSpot accounts, each with its own subscription, and one login can switch between them. If you want both companies in one account, HubSpot's Business Units add-on lets you keep separate brands, domains, email settings and reports under one portal while sharing contacts and users. Check the current pricing page for availability.
Yes, and there are two ways to do it.
Option 1: two separate accounts
Each company gets its own HubSpot account with its own subscription, contacts, settings and reports. One login can be a user in both and switch between them. This is the cleanest option when the companies have different teams, budgets or data-privacy obligations, or when they might be sold or separated later. The cost is paying twice for any paid hub and maintaining two configurations.
Option 2: one account with Business Units
HubSpot’s Business Units add-on lets a single account hold multiple brands. Each unit gets its own branding, domains, email subscription types, social accounts and reporting, while contacts, users and the underlying CRM are shared. This suits a group where one marketing team runs several brands and customers overlap. The add-on is tied to specific plan levels and has its own price, so check HubSpot’s current pricing page.
What to avoid
Running two unrelated companies in one plain account, separated only by naming conventions, usually goes wrong. Email sending reputation, subscription preferences and reports all blur together, and untangling them later is expensive. Decide on the structure before importing any data.
