Klovis runs multi-channel outbound across LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram with every reply in one inbox, while HubSpot is an all-in-one CRM where outreach is email-first.

The difference between Klovis vs HubSpot comes down to starting point. HubSpot is a broad CRM and growth platform where outreach is one feature among marketing, service, content and reporting, and that outreach is email-first. Klovis is built around outreach itself, with multi-step campaigns where each step picks a channel and a sender.
In practice the gap is channel coverage. One Klovis campaign can mix LinkedIn, email through Gmail, Outlook or IMAP, WhatsApp, Instagram DM and Telegram. HubSpot sends email and calls natively and adds LinkedIn as manual tasks, while WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram are not native outreach channels.
| Klovis | HubSpot | |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | LinkedIn, email (Gmail/Outlook/IMAP), WhatsApp, Instagram DM, Telegram in one campaign | Email and calls native; LinkedIn as manual tasks; no native WhatsApp/Instagram/Telegram |
| Unified inbox | Every reply from every channel in one inbox, attributed to prospect and campaign | Shared inbox for email and web chat; LinkedIn and messaging apps not unified natively |
| Built-in CRM | Self-updating people, companies and deals tied to outreach | Mature, full-featured CRM with deals, pipelines and custom objects |
| Automation | Event-driven workflows that send across channels and book meetings | Powerful workflows, email-oriented, gated at Professional and up |
| Attribution | Per-campaign reply history that survives pause and resume | Deep reporting and dashboards across the full funnel |
| Pricing model | Outreach is core to the product, not gated behind a top tier | Sequences and workflows at Sales Hub Professional and up, often with onboarding fees |
Klovis sends across five channels, set per step inside a campaign: LinkedIn connection requests and messages, email through your connected Gmail, Outlook or IMAP mailbox, WhatsApp, Instagram DM and Telegram. A single campaign can move a prospect across all five.
HubSpot sends email and logs calls natively, and LinkedIn shows up as manual tasks rather than automated steps. WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram are not native outreach channels, so reaching prospects there means add-ons or manual work.
If your outbound leans on WhatsApp, Instagram DM or Telegram, confirm whether those are native sends or bolt-on integrations before committing.
When a prospect replies on any channel, Klovis routes that reply into one unified inbox, attributed to the prospect and the campaign that produced it. You handle LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram responses in the same place, and pause-on-reply stops scheduled steps until you resume.
HubSpot offers a shared conversations inbox for email and web chat. LinkedIn and the messaging apps are not unified there natively, so cross-channel replies tend to scatter across tabs and tools.
For a genuine cross-channel reply view, check the inbox covers the channels you actually sell on, not just email and web chat.
Klovis keeps the CRM focused on outreach. People and companies update themselves as outreach and replies happen, you turn replies into deals and move them through pipeline, and conversations stay tied to the campaign that started them.
HubSpot is the deeper, more mature CRM, with full-featured deals, pipelines, custom objects and reporting. It is a strong system of record, but its strength is breadth across marketing, sales and service rather than active multi-channel sending.
Decide whether you need a broad system of record with deep reporting or an outreach engine where the CRM updates itself as conversations move.
HubSpot's workflow engine is powerful but oriented around email and internal actions, and the sequences and workflow tooling sit at the Professional tier and up. Klovis layers event-driven workflows on top of campaigns: they fire on record, tag, field, reply or no-response events, send outreach across channels, and book meetings, so automation advances conversations rather than only updating records.
Suppose a prospect accepts a LinkedIn connection and then replies.
In HubSpot, replies land in the conversations inbox and you work deals in a mature, full-featured pipeline with deep reporting. In Klovis, a reply can become a deal in the same workspace where the outreach runs, attributed to the prospect and campaign, and reply history is kept per campaign so it survives pause and resume.
HubSpot includes meeting scheduling even on lower tiers and books meetings off email and chat conversations. Klovis pulls meeting booking into the automation layer, so workflows can move a prospect toward a booked meeting across channels, all attributed to the same prospect and deal.
Klovis fits teams running active, multi-channel outbound who want to send from their own LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram accounts and manage every reply in one inbox that flows into deals.
HubSpot suits teams that want an all-in-one CRM and growth platform, value deep reporting and marketing tooling, and are comfortable adding integrations for LinkedIn and messaging-app outreach.
If prospects answer on WhatsApp, Instagram or Telegram while your sequences only send email and calls, or you are bolting on integrations and manual LinkedIn tasks to run multi-channel outbound, that friction is the signal.
HubSpot is a deep system of record, so many teams keep it and add a dedicated outreach tool for multi-channel sending, running HubSpot as the record and Klovis as the engine. Moving into Klovis means bringing your lists into the Klovis CRM and rebuilding sequences as multi-channel campaigns that send from your own connected accounts.
Choose Klovis if
Choose HubSpot if
HubSpot is the broader, deeper CRM and growth platform, and many teams will keep it as their system of record. But its outreach is email-first, with LinkedIn as manual tasks and no native WhatsApp, Instagram or Telegram, and sequences sit at Professional and up.
Choose HubSpot for an all-in-one CRM with deep reporting, and choose Klovis when running multi-channel outreach from your own accounts is the job, not an upsell on a broader suite.
Klovis is purpose-built for multi-channel outbound across LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram with a unified inbox, while HubSpot is a broad, email-first CRM and growth platform where outreach is one feature among many.
Not natively. HubSpot sends email and calls and treats LinkedIn as manual tasks. Reaching prospects on WhatsApp, Instagram or Telegram requires add-ons or manual effort, whereas Klovis sends all of those as native campaign steps.
No. Many teams keep HubSpot as their system of record and run Klovis as the outreach engine, importing lists into the Klovis CRM and rebuilding sequences as multi-channel campaigns.
HubSpot's workflows are powerful but email-oriented and gated at Professional and up. Klovis workflows fire on reply, tag, field and no-response events, send across channels, and book meetings, so automation directly advances conversations.
HubSpot has the deeper, more mature CRM with reporting and custom objects. Klovis keeps a lighter, self-updating CRM focused on outreach, where replies become deals in the same workspace the campaigns run in.