HubSpot
HubSpot Marketing Hub Software Practice Exams
Practice tests for the Marketing Hub Software certification: workflows, lists, email tools, reporting.
75
questions
180′
time limit
80%
pass line
The HubSpot Marketing Hub Software certification is free to sit, which makes it easy to underestimate: it asks detailed questions about workflows, lists and segmentation, email, forms and CTAs, campaigns and attribution reporting inside the product itself. It also carries the strictest pass mark of any exam we cover, so the margin for error is genuinely thin. Our questions are written to the current 2026 product and exam guide, with an explanation for every answer rather than a bare score.
- Timed 75-question mocks at the real 80% pass mark
- Explanation for every question in practice mode
- Per-section score breakdown to target your studying
No pass? You'll get the free sample questions. Unlock everything.
The full HubSpot Marketing Hub Software bank
100 questions across 7 sections
Free samples are yours without a pass. A pass opens every section above, timed simulations and per-section scoring.
Frequently asked
How many questions is the HubSpot Marketing Hub exam?
The certification is 75 questions with 180 minutes allowed, and it can be retaken after a waiting period. Our mocks match that length and clock, drawing from 100 original questions.
What score do you need to pass the HubSpot Marketing Hub exam?
80% — about 60 of 75 scored questions. The highest bar in our lineup — you can miss only fifteen — which is why a free exam still catches people out.
Is the HubSpot Marketing Hub certification hard?
Harder than free implies. The content is not conceptually difficult, but the 75% threshold combined with product-specific questions about workflow behaviour, list logic and reporting means casual HubSpot users regularly fail their first attempt.
How should I practice for the HubSpot certification?
Because the pass mark is unforgiving, train until you clear it with room to spare rather than scraping it. Use practice mode to close knowledge gaps, timed mocks to confirm the score is stable, and the per-section breakdown to catch workflow and reporting weaknesses before you book.