Executive summary
Scan this first
Three gaps HubSpot leaves open. Three focused apps that close them.
Pick one, try it free, and add the others only when you hit the next gap.
- DupliCat adds repeatable cloning with templates and workflow automation. PressKit adds Company-based EPK publishing with a stable public URL. TabCalendar adds a year-view availability calendar with sold, held, and unavailable states.
- Check scope and limitations early so there are no surprises after you install.
- Every app has a free evaluation tier. Install and test before committing to a paid plan.
Quick spec
Catalog at a glance
Concrete counts for planning, after fit is clear.
- Catalog apps: DupliCat, PressKit, and TabCalendar (3).
- Production apps: 3 (GA + controlled access).
- Each app has separate install, docs, scopes, and pricing paths.
Choose by workflow
Which HubSpot gap are you working around?
Start with the workflow your team is still doing manually. Install after fit is clear.
HubSpot's native clone doesn't support templates, workflow automation, or activity cloning. Use DupliCat when your team runs the same clone path repeatedly and needs consistent results every time.
HubSpot has no built-in EPK workflow. Use PressKit when your team needs one Company-based press profile per Company record with a public URL that stays current.
Native or manual
When HubSpot native or manual process is enough
Not every workflow needs a CleverCat app.
Use native/manual when you only need an occasional one-off clone and the operator can review the result record by record.
Use manual sharing when a one-off page, PDF, or folder link is enough and you do not need one maintained Company-based source of truth.
Use manual coordination when the calendar is small, low-change, and a spreadsheet or simple process is still keeping everyone aligned.
When CleverCat fits
When the app is the better fit
Use CleverCat when you've hit the edge of what HubSpot does natively.
Use it when clone choices need to be consistent across operators, defaults need to be reusable, and workflow automation matters.
Use it when one public press-kit link needs to stay current and your team wants publish settings and media rules written down.
Use it when bookings and holds need one yearly view, day actions matter, and everyone needs the same source of availability truth.
Release posture
What “Production (controlled access)” means
Production (controlled access) means the app is live, installable, and documented, but larger or procurement-heavy rollout may still route through direct intake.
- Install, docs, pricing, and trust pages are public now.
- Start with a narrower team or portal slice first.
- Larger or procurement-heavy rollout may still route through direct intake.
Spec table
Independent app catalog
Use this matrix for procurement, implementation planning, and rollout sequencing after you know which workflow fits. Every row includes overview, install, pricing, and scope links.
| App | Primary action | Supported objects | Entry points | Pricing model | Scope count | Production posture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DupliCat | deals, contacts, companies, tickets, orders, projects, quotes, notes, tasks, calls, meetings, emails, and custom objects | HubSpot record views plus workflow automation. | Published numeric pricing | 28 scopes | Production (GA) | |
| PressKit | Company records (one EPK profile per Company record). | Company card launcher → PressKit Editor (portal settings control default vs auto-publish posture). | Free / $25 / $50 | 4 scopes | Production (controlled access) | |
| TabCalendar | Company and Deal records, plus note actions from day-level operations. | Company/Deal record-context calendar with manual holds and day actions. | Free / $49 / $99 / $199 | 7 scopes | Production (controlled access) |
What ships
Each app ships with the same operational baseline
We publish enough detail for teams to validate fit before rollout.
Setup first
Each app publishes setup steps before broad rollout guidance.
Boundary-first docs
Known limitations are published so teams can plan around current constraints.
Scope clarity
Each app lists which HubSpot permissions it needs and why.
Release posture clarity
App pages keep current scope and limitations explicit so rollout decisions stay grounded.
Commercial path is published
Each app publishes either numeric pricing or an explicit availability-and-access decision path.
Support with context
Support intake expects portal context plus timestamps and clear issue details.
Trust pages live
Security, privacy, DPA, subprocessors, and terms are published and linked.
Current catalog
Available operational utilities
Once fit is clear, each app page gives you the install path, limits, proof, and trust answers.
Duplicates HubSpot records with explicit rules for repeat work. Numeric pricing is published at /apps/duplicat/pricing.
Guides: clone a deal, clone in workflows.
Next links: overview · limitations.
Keeps one Company-based EPK current, with portal-level visibility posture and a stable public route. Pricing tiers are published on the PressKit pricing route.
Guide: publish an EPK from HubSpot.
Next links: overview · pricing · portal settings.
Yearly availability planning app for HubSpot Company and Deal records, with a free tier plus paid pricing tiers for larger rollout scope.
Guides: availability calendar in HubSpot, Google calendar overlay availability.
Next links: overview · pricing · limitations.
Trust and reliability
Trust surfaces for rollout reviews
Use these pages during security, procurement, and rollout reviews.
Live service signal and check-level uptime context for site and configured upstream checks.
Transport, least-privilege access, reliability controls, and vulnerability reporting path.
Public standard-form DPA draft for procurement review, with signatures and redlines routed through support.
Current processor list and maintenance policy for production service delivery.