HubSpot renamed one product offering in their privacy policy documentation on June 17, 2026. The product previously listed as 'Commerce Hub' is now referred to as 'Revenue Hub'. This change appears in two locations within the policy's navigation and product overview sections. The operational distinction is minimal; the change reflects a product naming update rather than a substantive modification to data handling, privacy practices, or user rights.
This change reflects a product naming update within HubSpot's policy documentation. The product previously identified as 'Commerce Hub' is now called 'Revenue Hub' in the policy text. No changes to data collection, processing, privacy rights, or user obligations are indicated by this update.
Commerce Hub renamed to Revenue Hub in product overview and navigation sections.
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