---
title: "HubSpot"
description: "Drive the HubSpot tracking cookie from the analytics category."
url: "https://cookiebeam.com/docs/integrations/hubspot"
lang: "en"
---

# HubSpot

Drive the HubSpot tracking cookie from the analytics category.

**What it does.** Tells HubSpot's tracking code whether it may set cookies and track the visitor.

**Consent category.** `analytics`.

## How it works

HubSpot's tracking queue takes a do-not-track instruction rather than a consent one, so the bridge pushes the appropriate form on each consent update:

```js
_hsq.push(['doNotTrack', { track: true }]);
```

When analytics is denied it pushes the bare form, which is HubSpot's way of saying tracking is off:

```js
_hsq.push(['doNotTrack']);
```

If `_hsq` doesn't exist the bridge creates it as an array, so the call survives arriving before HubSpot's script.

## Setup

On by default. Toggle it under **Vendor Consent Signals** on the banner's App Integrations page, then publish.

## Testing

Accept analytics and look for the `hubspotutk` cookie. Reject it, clear cookies, reload, and confirm it doesn't come back. You can also inspect the queue:

```js
window._hsq
```

The pushed `doNotTrack` entries are visible there before HubSpot processes them.