HubSpot CMS Hub MCP. Manage content, domains, and CRM data from chat.
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HubSpot CMS Hub. Manage your entire content infrastructure—site pages, blog posts, landing pages, authors, and domains—from a single conversation. Your AI client accesses full content metadata, allowing you to search, list, and get deep details on every piece of content in HubSpot CMS.
It's the command center for content and SEO operations.
What your AI agents can do
Hs get blog post
Gets full details, including SEO data and body content length, for a specific HubSpot blog post ID.
Hs list blog authors
Lists all configured blog authors with their name, email, slug, and bio.
Hs list blog posts
Lists all blog posts with their title, slug, current publish status, author, and date.
Your agent retrieves lists of blog posts, site pages, or landing pages, filtering results by status, author, or keyword.
The agent pulls full SEO data, body content length, and publication settings for any specific blog post ID.
You can list all blog tags and authors, which helps keep track of content categories and contributors.
The agent checks all domains connected to HubSpot, confirming DNS resolution status and usage across different features.
Your agent executes commands to find contacts, create deals, or manage support tickets across the entire HubSpot CRM.
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HubSpot CMS Hub MCP Server: 9 Tools for Content Ops
Run content audits, manage content taxonomy, and verify domains by calling these 9 specialized tools through your AI client.
019d75b4hs get blog post
Gets full details, including SEO data and body content length, for a specific HubSpot blog post ID.
019d75b4hs list blog authors
Lists all configured blog authors with their name, email, slug, and bio.
019d75b4hs list blog posts
Lists all blog posts with their title, slug, current publish status, author, and date.
019d75b4hs list blog tags
Lists all available blog tags used for categorizing content by name and slug.
019d75b4hs list domains
Lists all domains connected to HubSpot, showing DNS resolution status and usage type.
019d75b4hs list landing pages
Lists standalone, conversion-focused landing pages with their title, URL, status, and campaign association.
019d75b4hs list site pages
Lists standard website pages (like About or Contact) with their title, slug, publish status, and domain.
019d75b4hs search blog posts
Searches the blog library by title or keyword to find specific articles or topics.
019d75b4hs search site pages
Searches the site page inventory by title or keyword to locate specific website pages.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You're connecting your AI client straight into HubSpot CMS Hub. You get instant access to your entire content stack and all the metadata attached to it—no switching tabs necessary. Your agent can handle content assets like blog posts, site pages, and landing pages, and it'll pull all the necessary details for you.
Listing and Searching Content Assets
Your agent pulls lists of blog posts, site pages, and landing pages. You can filter those lists by status, author, or keyword. You'll find all the blog posts using hs_list_blog_posts and you can search the whole blog library by title or keyword with hs_search_blog_posts. You can also locate specific website pages by title or keyword using hs_search_site_pages.
For standalone, conversion-focused landing pages, hs_list_landing_pages lists them out, showing their title, URL, status, and campaign association. You can list standard website pages, like your About or Contact page, with hs_list_site_pages, which gives you the title, slug, publish status, and domain.
Getting Deep Content Metadata
Need the full scoop on a specific article? hs_get_blog_post gets full details for a single HubSpot blog post ID, including SEO data and the body content length.
Managing Content Taxonomy and Contributors
To keep track of who wrote what and what topics you cover, you can list all blog tags using hs_list_blog_tags (showing name and slug). You can also list every configured blog author with hs_list_blog_authors, which gives you their name, email, slug, and bio.
Verifying Domain Setup
hs_list_domains checks all domains connected to HubSpot, confirming their DNS resolution status and usage type.
Summary of Capabilities
Your agent runs commands to search and list content assets, pulls full SEO data for specific blog posts, helps you track content categories and contributors by listing tags and authors, confirms domain setup status, and lets you search or list content by title or keyword.
How HubSpot CMS Hub MCP Works
- 1 Your agent recognizes the intent (e.g., 'List all published website pages').
- 2 The agent selects and executes the appropriate tool (e.g.,
hs_list_site_pages), passing necessary parameters. - 3 The server returns structured data (title, slug, status, domain) which your agent formats and presents to you.
The bottom line is that your AI client handles the API calls and data formatting, letting you focus on the content strategy, not the technical steps.
Who Is HubSpot CMS Hub MCP For?
Content Managers who hate switching between the CMS and a chat interface. SEO Specialists who need to audit content metadata across multiple types of pages. Marketing Ops who need full visibility into content pipelines and domain health. If your job involves knowing 'what content exists and where it lives,' this is for you.
Uses the server to list all published pages using hs_list_site_pages and then uses hs_search_blog_posts to find articles that need updated SEO metadata.
Checks domain health and SEO settings by running hs_list_domains and then uses hs_get_blog_post to verify the meta description length for a new article.
Runs pipeline audits by checking the status of deals and tickets, while also maintaining content governance by listing authors using hs_list_blog_authors.
What Changes When You Connect
- See a complete content inventory. Need to know what pages exist? Running
hs_list_site_pagesgives you a list of all standard website pages, whilehs_list_landing_pagesseparates conversion-focused pages. You get the full scope instantly. - Audit your content structure easily. Use
hs_list_blog_tagsto see every available content category, andhs_list_blog_authorsto check who wrote what. It keeps your content taxonomy clean. - Verify your site's digital foundation. The
hs_list_domainstool reports on connected domains and their DNS status. This tells you if your web presence is set up correctly before launch. - Deep-dive into content performance. Instead of guessing, run
hs_get_blog_postto pull the full metadata—including body content length and SEO settings—for a specific post ID. - Find content fast. Use
hs_search_blog_postsorhs_search_site_pagesto locate specific articles or pages by keyword, skipping the manual navigation through the CMS UI. - Centralize CRM visibility. While focused on content, you can still manage contacts, create deals, and track support tickets in the chat, keeping all operations in one place.
Real-World Use Cases
The Quarterly SEO Audit
An SEO Specialist needs to audit 50 old articles. They first use hs_search_blog_posts to pull a list of old slugs. Then, for each slug, they run hs_get_blog_post to check the SEO settings and meta description. This process takes minutes via agent calls instead of hours of manual UI clicks.
Launching a New Campaign
A Marketing Manager is launching a campaign. They first check domain readiness using hs_list_domains to ensure the DNS is correct. Next, they use hs_list_landing_pages to review existing conversion assets and confirm the page status before the launch day.
Onboarding a New Team Member
A Manager needs a full picture of the team's capabilities. They ask the agent to run hs_list_blog_authors to get all contributor emails and bios, and then use hs_list_blog_posts to see the latest published work, all without leaving the chat.
Fixing Content Silos
A Content Director notices content is spread out. They run hs_list_site_pages to get the core website structure and then cross-reference it with hs_search_site_pages to find any orphaned or unpublished pages that need attention.
The Tradeoffs
Switching Tabs and Copying IDs
The user navigates to the blog section, finds a post, copies its ID, opens a new tab to the SEO panel, and manually inputs the ID to check the meta description.
→
Just tell your agent to 'Get the full details for the blog post slug X.' The agent handles the ID lookup and executes hs_get_blog_post for you.
Forgetting the difference between page types
The user assumes hs_list_site_pages shows all web content, but it only shows core pages like 'About Us' or 'Contact.' Landing pages are missed.
→
Always check both hs_list_site_pages for standard pages and hs_list_landing_pages for conversion-focused assets to get a full content map.
Searching without filtering by status
The user runs a broad search and gets 50 results, many of which are drafts or scheduled for next month. They waste time sorting through non-publishable content.
→ Specify the status in your query. Ask the agent to 'List only published site pages' or 'Search for published blog posts' to keep results actionable.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need a single, conversational interface to manage and audit structured content metadata across multiple content types (site pages, blogs, landing pages). It’s essential for content teams that need to govern content flow and SEO settings without leaving their primary workflow tool.
Don't use this if your only need is to write a single article draft or manage an individual campaign's form fields. For those tasks, sticking to the native HubSpot editor is better. If you only need to check DNS resolution, hs_list_domains is a focused tool, but this server gives you the full content context around it.
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Available Capabilities
Auditing HubSpot content used to require jumping between 5 different dashboards.
Before this server, checking a site’s content was a mess of clicks. You had to go to the blog section for posts, then the website pages tool for static content, and maybe a third tool for the dedicated landing pages. Every piece of metadata—the SEO score, the author, the publish date—was locked in a separate tab.
Now, you talk to your agent. You ask, 'Show me all published pages on the 'Pricing' domain and list their authors.' The agent handles the complex cross-tool query and spits out a clean, unified report. It's all one prompt.
HubSpot CMS Hub MCP Server: Content & Domain Ops
You no longer need to manually run reports on the CMS UI to build a content audit. The server gives you immediate, structured access to everything: `hs_list_blog_posts` provides the list, and `hs_get_blog_post` provides the deep metadata on demand.
This means you spend zero time clicking buttons and maximum time fixing content gaps. It's the single source of truth for your entire content lifecycle.
Common Questions About HubSpot CMS Hub MCP
How do I check the SEO details for a specific blog post using hs_get_blog_post? +
You provide the post ID or slug and ask your agent to 'Get full details for this post.' The agent runs hs_get_blog_post and returns the title, meta description, and body content length in one response.
Can I list all available tags using hs_list_blog_tags? +
Yes, running hs_list_blog_tags retrieves a list of every tag used in HubSpot. This helps you audit your blog taxonomy and ensure consistency across content.
What is the difference between hs_list_site_pages and hs_list_landing_pages? +
Site pages are your main website content (About, Contact). Landing pages are dedicated, standalone pages built purely for lead capture or conversions. The server lists both types for full coverage.
How do I find a specific website page by keyword using hs_search_site_pages? +
You just tell your agent to 'Find the page about pricing.' The agent executes hs_search_site_pages and returns matching titles, slugs, and domains.
How do I use hs_search_blog_posts to find articles about a specific topic? +
It searches the content library by title or keyword. You pass the topic or keyword into the query to locate matching posts by title, slug, status, and date.
What information does hs_list_blog_authors return about content contributors? +
It provides the author's display name, email, URL slug, and bio. This helps you find profiles or attribute content when you know the author's name or need their IDs.
When should I use hs_list_domains to verify my connected HubSpot setup? +
Use it when you need to check connected domains. It lists the domain name, if DNS is resolving correctly, and which HubSpot features (CMS, email, landing pages) use that domain.
How does hs_list_landing_pages help me audit my conversion assets? +
This tool lists conversion-focused pages. It returns the page title, URL, publish status, and if the page is associated with a specific campaign.
What HubSpot data can I access? +
Contacts, Companies, Deals, Tickets, Notes, Owners, and Pipelines. All data respects your HubSpot permissions.
Can I create and update records? +
Yes! Create contacts, deals, tickets, and notes. All through natural conversation.
How does authentication work? +
Uses a HubSpot Private App token (Bearer). Create a Private App in Settings > Integrations > Private Apps, copy the token, and paste it.
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