Raymond James assigned an Outperform rating to HubSpot, Inc. (NYSE:HUBS) on January 6, with a price target of $525 indicating nearly 60% upside potential.
The rating followed a webinar with a top HubSpot partner, who discussed new deals aligned with fourth quarter 2025 plans. Some deals originally scheduled for that quarter are now expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, adding to an already robust 2026 pipeline. The partner also mentioned concerns about AI-related risks and signs of growth deceleration.
On January 12, Citi analyst Tyler Radke reaffirmed his Buy rating for HubSpot. He increased his price target from $658 to $660, representing almost 101% upside, and initiated a 30-day upside catalyst watch on the stock.
Hedge funds have identified HubSpot as one of the best software application stocks to buy.
HubSpot is a cloud-based customer relationship management platform provider serving businesses across the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe. Its offerings include Marketing Hub, Sales Hub, Operations Hub, Service Hub, and Commerce Hub, each providing tools for distinct business functions.