Nuvei Payments for HubSpot adds Payments, Payment Links, a Virtual Terminal, and Subscriptions to HubSpot deals. Sales and operations teams build the offer on the deal, share one link, or take a card payment by phone. Checkout shows what is due now and what will be billed later. When the customer pays, the deal is updated: the link is marked paid, the subscription is activated, and the invoice activity is recorded in HubSpot.

A single payment link can carry more than one line. A one-off charge and a weekly or other recurring subscription can sit on the same deal and appear together at checkout. Lines can be added by hand or chosen from the product catalog, with currency, quantity, tax, and billing frequency set on the link.

Billing terms match how the offer should run. A subscription can stop after a fixed number of payments, or renew until the customer cancels. Links can be reused, so the same URL works in a social bio, a landing page, a message, or a Buy button on an ecommerce site. They can also be set to expire, so a promotion or quote stops taking payment on its own.

The Virtual Terminal covers mail-order and telephone-order payments. A colleague takes the payment during the call. The amount, the payment methods, and the result follow the same HubSpot flow as a payment link, rather than sitting in a separate system. Card details are tokenised. Where enabled, checkout can store a card for later charges.

Buyers pay with the methods configured for the account, including cards and alternative methods such as Google Pay, PayPal, and Klarna. Refunds are available on these payments, including both payment-link and Virtual Terminal transactions.

Features

Deal-native cards. Payments, Payment Links, Virtual Terminal, and Subscriptions sit on the HubSpot deal.

Payment links. Name the link, set the currency, and build the lines from the deal.

Mixed basket. One-off charges and subscriptions on the same link and the same checkout.

Catalog or custom lines. Add a line from a HubSpot product, or enter a custom line.

Billing frequency and terms. One-time or recurring, a fixed number of payments, or auto-renew until cancelled. Tax can be set per line.

Reusable or expiring links. Keep a link open for ongoing use, or let it expire when a campaign or quote should stop.

Hosted checkout. The buyer sees the amount due now, the order lines, and the future subscription schedule.

Payment methods. Card and the alternative methods enabled on the account, including wallets such as Google Pay, PayPal, and Klarna.

Card storage. Where enabled, checkout can tokenise and store card details for future use.

Virtual Terminal. Secure, tokenised mail-order and telephone-order payments from the deal.

CRM write-back. Paid links, active subscriptions, next payment dates, and invoice activity appear on the deal.

Refunds. Embedded refunds on payment-link and Virtual Terminal payments.

Works beyond the CRM. The same URL can be used in social posts, direct messages, landing pages, and ecommerce buttons, while HubSpot stays the system of record.

Perks:

One offer is built once, then reused anywhere the buyer already is.

One-time fees and subscriptions do not need two separate payment flows.

Phone payments land on the same deal as online payments.

Quotes and promotions can close themselves when a link expires.

Finance and sales see payment status in HubSpot instead of reconciling it from another tool.