Can I integrate Hubspot to a Webflow form and still have a redirect to a thank you page after submitting the form?

Yes, you can integrate HubSpot with a Webflow form and still have the form redirect to a thank you page after submission.

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1. Use Webflow Native Form with Zapier or Webhooks to HubSpot

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• Keep the Webflow form as-is with your preferred design and functionality.
• Set the redirect URL in the form settings under Form → Action After Submit → Redirect URL.
• Use Zapier or a custom webhook to send form submission data to HubSpot in the background.
• This way, Webflow handles the form UI and redirection, while Zapier/webhook submits the data to HubSpot.

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2. Embed a HubSpot Form (Not Recommended for Redirects)

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• If you use a HubSpot-embedded form, the form is loaded via an iframe or script.
• HubSpot controls the post-submit behavior, which includes the redirect to a thank you page.
• However, it may be harder to match branding or layout, and redirect logic is handled within HubSpot, not Webflow.

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3. Redirect If Using Hidden or Triggered HubSpot Form Submission

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• If using JavaScript to send form data to HubSpot’s Forms API, you can trigger a redirect after HubSpot submission completes.
• This requires custom code, and you'd listen for the onSuccess event before triggering window.location.href.

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4. Important Considerations

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• When using Webflow’s form, make sure form submission is captured locally, and integration to HubSpot is done without interrupting Webflow’s submission/redirect flow.
• If using Zapier: Choose Webflow Form Submission → Create Contact in HubSpot as your action.

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Summary

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Yes, you can integrate HubSpot with a Webflow form and still redirect to a thank you page if you use Webflow as the primary form handler and pass the data to HubSpot via Zapier, Integromat, or Webhooks. Avoid using a HubSpot-embedded form if you want to keep control over styling and redirection within Webflow.