Best HubSpot Service Hub Partners in Latin America (2026): 17 Scored From HubSpot's Directory

The Latin America ranking at a glance

"Not published" means we found no figure on the pages we read; a call may get you one.

How we ranked them

We pulled every partner in HubSpot's Solutions Directory that the directory returns for Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile or Peru and that offers Service Hub Professional or Enterprise onboarding: 17 firms. We read each firm's directory profile and site, and scored it on the rubric from our global HubSpot Service Hub partner ranking, copied word for word.

Ties are broken by the customer agent score, then by how much scope the firm shows before a call. Tied firms form a tier, so the order inside a tier isn't a verdict. Every firm ticked the directory's Service Hub onboarding box, which is how it got into the pool, so that tick doesn't earn the Service Hub point; its own site has to. Directory budget brackets don't count as prices, and support after launch that isn't about AI earns 1 point at most, as RevPartners' did in the global ranking.

Four firms here also appear in our other rankings and keep the scores they got there: RevPartners, Sector Growth, GTM Ops and Klakss.

The 17 HubSpot Service Hub partners for Latin America, ranked

1. RevPartners: a 14-day Service Hub launch with customer agent as an option, 8/10

RevPartners is an Elite partner and one of HubSpot's 12 Service Implementation holders. Its profile lists five US offices, Spanish, and South America as a region served. Its Service Hub launch page sells a Customer Support package for $2,000 in 14 days, a Customer Onboarding package at the same price, and both for $3,250 in 30 days, priced the same on Professional and Enterprise. One line item reads "Knowledge Base OR Chatbot/Cust. Agent", so a foundational customer agent setup is one choice among several, with no scope described. In August 2026, a little over two months ago, J. Merenciano wrote on its directory profile, "Overall we had a great experience working with RevPartners and Lauren."

Who runs it: Brendan Tolleson, co-founder and CEO, per LinkedIn. RevPartners' about page lists Brendan Tolleson in its team roster without a title. Brendan Tolleson has posted 9 times on LinkedIn in the last 90 days, mostly about RevPartners' growth, hiring and its tie-up with Walker Sands.

Scores: credentials 2, customer agent 1, price 2, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 2.

Best for: a team that wants Service Hub and a first customer agent live in two weeks for a known price, and is fine working with a US team in Spanish.

2. Dig RevOps: the only published price for a customer agent setup, 6/10

Dig RevOps is a Gold partner that calls itself "a boutique consultancy" with "offices in Brazil, Latam and the United States"; its profile lists it as remote, in English, Portuguese and Spanish. Its AI agent implementation page prices a "Customer Agent Implementation" at $1,500, for "Resolving inbound demand 24/7 across Chat, WhatsApp, and Email". The package lists native agent setup, omnichannel routing, knowledge base grounding, and handoff rules with team training. Deployment takes 2 to 4 weeks when your data is already clean, or 6 to 8 weeks with a cleanup. No tuning after launch is described; its homepage mentions ongoing consulting. One of its two directory reviews, written two months ago in August 2026, reads in HubSpot's English translation, "Dig RevOps has been an exceptional strategic partner for IFX."

Who runs it: Breno Mendes, founder, per LinkedIn. Its site names no leader.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 2, price 2, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a team already on Service Hub that wants HubSpot's customer agent answering chat and WhatsApp with handoff rules, for a fixed fee.

3. HAL Company: the region's Service Implementation holder, 6/10

HAL Company is an Elite partner with offices in Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Mexico City, Santiago and São Paulo, per its directory profile. It holds eight HubSpot accreditations, Service Implementation among them. Its footer reads "A KAZE Technologies company"; we found nothing showing KAZE is a global systems integrator, so HAL stays ranked. Its Service Hub page says HAL maps your support process, configures the platform, automates tickets and surveys, and trains your team. Its AI adoption service promises to bring AI into your processes and keep answering questions about new features, without naming agents, a price or a timeline.

Who runs it: Cecilia Hayafuji, CEO, per LinkedIn. HAL's about page names no leaders.

Scores: credentials 2, customer agent 1, price 0, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 2.

Best for: a large support team across several Latin American countries that wants an accredited Service Hub build with Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking consultants on the ground.

4. Sector Growth: AI agents with test sets, not yet for support, 5/10

Sector Growth is an Elite partner with offices in Toronto, Miami, Bogotá and Barcelona, and Spanish and Portuguese among 11 languages on its profile. Its onboarding page covers Service Hub among other hubs and gives a "4–10wk" typical timeline, with a 30/60/90-day adoption review. Its custom AI agents page describes "Golden test sets and CI evals" and human approval gates, none of it for support. A managed services retainer includes an "AI & Breeze" pillar at a monthly fee it doesn't publish.

Who runs it: Leadership isn't named on its site.

Scores: credentials 1, customer agent 1, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a Colombian business that wants HubSpot tied to its other systems and AI work tested before it ships.

5. Klakss: a French freelancer network with a founder in Argentina, 4/10

Klakss is a Diamond partner registered at a Paris address, describing itself on its profile as a network of certified HubSpot freelancers. Its homepage says its founder writes "depuis l'Argentine", but its site and profile are in French and English, not Spanish. It has a HubSpot and AI page and a Breeze agents guide, and puts setup at "1 à 3 mois". Its homepage lists Service Hub among the hubs it works on, and its onboarding covers "CSM, tickets".

Who runs it: Jules Bellon, founder and former HubSpot employee, per Klakss's homepage.

Scores: credentials 1, customer agent 1, price 1, after launch 0, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a company with French and Latin American offices that wants one Diamond partner for both.

6. Lookers: a Chilean Diamond partner with a monthly care plan, 4/10

Lookers is a Diamond partner on a .cl domain that works "100% remoto" and, per its HubSpot page, has done more than 250 implementations in nine years as a partner. Its HubSpot page lists implementation, onboarding, CRM migration, integrations and monthly maintenance; onboarding takes "alrededor de 60 días" and a typical migration 4 to 8 weeks. Its Lookers Care plan runs month to month with up to 4 hours of support and adjustments, price unpublished. Service appears only in a list of hubs, and there's no AI work on the pages we read. The same page calls Diamond "el nivel más alto" of the partner program; Elite sits above it.

Who runs it: Eitan Guinguis, CEO, per Lookers' homepage; LinkedIn lists Eitan Guinguis as co-founder.

Scores: credentials 1, customer agent 0, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a Chilean B2B firm that wants HubSpot onboarded and then a few hours of help each month without a long contract.

7. Yamil Morales: a one-person practice with published prices, 3/10

Yamil Morales, LLC is an untiered partner run by one consultant, in English or Spanish. Its site publishes prices: a Quick Fix from $297, a Growth Blueprint at $1,500, "The System" from $4,997, and a Fractional Operator at $4,000 a month after a three-month minimum. Builds include 30 days of support. Its AI drafts first replies and qualifies leads; Service Hub isn't mentioned.

Who runs it: Yamil Morales, the consultant named on the homepage.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 1, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 0.

Best for: a small business that wants one bilingual person to rebuild its HubSpot for a fixed fee.

8. Pixiu: a Miami firm with a Buenos Aires delivery team, 3/10

Pixiu (Pixiu X on its site) is an untiered Solutions Partner headquartered in Miami Beach "with a delivery team based in Buenos Aires", per its about page. Its AI services page lists activating HubSpot's "AI Agents (Prospecting, Customer)" and says most AI projects go live in 4 to 6 weeks, at a fixed price set after a scoping call. Standard implementations "typically start around $3,000 to $6,000". Its onboarding page covers Sales and Marketing Hub, with 30 days of support included, or 60 days on the full suite. That page lists a "Service Hub Implementation Accreditation", which isn't on Pixiu's directory profile. In November 2025, eleven months ago, M. Allan wrote on its profile, "Working with Indira and the Pixiux team on our CRM implementation was seamless and highly effective."

Who runs it: Indira B., founder, per LinkedIn. Its site names no leader.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 1, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 0.

Best for: a US or Argentine sales team that wants HubSpot built quickly at a known project price.

9. GTM Ops: published retainers for B2B SaaS, 3/10

GTM Ops is an untiered remote partner whose profile lists English (Mexico) among its languages. Its pricing page shows HubSpot projects from $4,000 that mostly run 4 to 8 weeks, and retainers from $4,000 a month. Its homepage lists Service Hub among the hubs it implements; its AI is for internal use.

Who runs it: Jay Filiatrault, founder, per GTM Ops' about page.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 0, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a SaaS company that wants fractional RevOps at a known monthly price, in English.

10. Brand Fit: an Argentine growth agency that implements every hub, 3/10

Brand Fit is an untiered partner in Buenos Aires. Its HubSpot page lists Service Hub as "Tickets, base de conocimiento, chat, encuestas y portal del cliente". Basic setups take "pocas semanas" and complex ones 4 to 12 weeks, followed by "soporte continuo". Its only AI is for content and SEO.

Who runs it: Gabriela Buzzacchi, owner, per LinkedIn. Its site names no leader.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 0, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: an Argentine company that wants its marketing and its HubSpot from one agency.

11. KoiShark: a remote RevOps consultancy for US and Mexican clients, 3/10

KoiShark is an untiered partner, remote, "with a foothold in both the US and Mexico" and a Spanish site for Latin American clients. Its implementation page covers Sales, Marketing and Service Hub and says the team stays available while questions come in. Migrations "run 4 to 8 weeks". No AI work is described. In August 2026, about two and a half months ago, D. Young wrote on its directory profile, "Anthony has been terrific to work with as we've gotten HubSpot up and running from the ground up."

Who runs it: Leadership isn't named on its site, which says only that its founder ran enterprise sales.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 0, price 1, after launch 1, Service Hub focus 1.

Best for: a US company with a Mexican team that needs its portal rebuilt in two languages.

12. Trobbit: a chatbot maker with a Platinum badge, 2/10

Trobbit is a Platinum partner that sells its own AI agent platform rather than configuring HubSpot's. Its conversational customer service page describes a chatbot on your website or WhatsApp that answers from a knowledge base organized by category and hands customers to a live agent. It connects to HubSpot's CRM; ticket management is marked "Próximamente". It publishes no prices, timelines or terms for help after launch, and its site runs in Spanish and English.

Who runs it: Mauricio Arteaga, co-founder and CEO, per Trobbit's about page, with co-founder Lucas Arteaga and CTO Alejandro Medina.

Scores: credentials 0, customer agent 1, price 0, after launch 0, Service Hub focus 1. Its agents are its own product, so the customer agent item gets 1 point.

Best for: a Spanish-speaking team that wants a WhatsApp agent from a vendor that is also a HubSpot partner.

13 to 17. Partners with thin Service Hub or AI detail

• Solvis Consulting (untiered, 2/10) lists more than 20 years in Latin America and HubSpot among several CRMs. Its services page offers custom AI from CRM vendors' options and continuous support, without terms. Jesús Hoyos, Chief Strategist Officer, and José Ramón Corona, Managing Director, per its about page. Scores 0, 1, 0, 1, 0.
• Cytocrom (untiered, Mexico City, 2/10) calls itself a strategic partner across Latin America and the US. Its site leads with Zoho; its directory profile mentions "Agentic Platform" AI solutions. It promises post-launch optimization without terms. Leadership isn't named on its site. Scores 0, 1, 0, 1, 0.
• PLOY (Gold, Córdoba, 2/10) works with automotive, construction and real estate firms. Its homepage says one hub takes 4 to 8 weeks, and its implementation page adds a 60-day plan after go-live and then a retainer. Its site says "Partner Platinum"; the directory shows Gold. Miguel Branca, CEO and founder, per its homepage. Scores 0, 0, 1, 1, 0.
• Refindable (Gold, 2/10) prices onboarding by hub on its onboarding page: Service Hub at $800 on Professional and $1,450 on Enterprise, without naming the currency, "in 1 month or less". It describes no AI or help after launch. Per LinkedIn, Facundo Romei is co-founder. Scores 0, 0, 1, 0, 1.
• Agencia BÖLL (untiered, Santiago, 1/10) is a B2B growth agency founded in 2011, per its directory profile, with offices in Santiago, Madrid and Miami. Its homepage describes continuous optimization, nothing more. Leadership isn't named on its site. Scores 0, 0, 0, 1, 0.

All 17 partners scored

Dig RevOps sits above HAL Company at 6, and Klakss above Lookers at 4, because the tie rule looks at customer agent work first. Among the five at 3, Yamil Morales and Pixiu come first on customer agent work, then GTM Ops, Brand Fit and KoiShark by the scope each shows before a call.

Working with a HubSpot partner in Latin America

Where the firms sit. Six of the 17 are based in the region: HAL Company in Buenos Aires, Lookers in Chile, PLOY in Córdoba, Brand Fit in Buenos Aires, Agencia BÖLL in Santiago and Cytocrom in Mexico City. Four more have people there with a base elsewhere: Sector Growth in Bogotá, Pixiu's Buenos Aires delivery team, Dig RevOps' offices in Brazil and Latin America, and KoiShark's Mexican foothold. RevPartners, the top scorer, lists only US offices.

Spanish and Portuguese. HubSpot offers its software, knowledge base, onboarding and support in Spanish, per its language offerings page, and its software and onboarding in Brazilian Portuguese. Every firm here works in Spanish except Klakss and GTM Ops, whose profiles list French and English, or English variants only. Portuguese appears on the profiles of HAL Company, Sector Growth, Dig RevOps, Pixiu, Cytocrom and Agencia BÖLL. If customers write in both languages, the knowledge base an AI agent answers from has to exist in both.

Data hosting. HubSpot runs five AWS hosting locations: Germany, Virginia, Oregon, Montreal and Sydney, per its cloud infrastructure and data hosting FAQ. None is in Latin America. HubSpot assigns a data center "based on the geolocation of your IP address at sign-up", and paid accounts can move to another regional center. The same FAQ lists cases where data is processed outside your hosting location, including Solutions Partner consulting.

Prices. Every published price is in US dollars except Refindable's, which names no currency. Only Dig RevOps and RevPartners price customer agent work; Refindable prices Service Hub onboarding.

How this pool compares with the global list. RevPartners scored 8 in our global ranking, which named HAL Company as the accredited partner for Latin America without scoring it. Without RevPartners, the ceiling here is 6.

Credentials that don't match the directory

Four firms describe themselves differently from HubSpot's directory. Lookers calls Diamond the program's highest level; Elite is above it. PLOY's site says Platinum and Klakss's profile overview says Platinum, while the directory shows Gold and Diamond. Pixiu's onboarding page lists a Service Hub Implementation Accreditation missing from its profile; in this pool only HAL Company and RevPartners hold it. Tiers measure the HubSpot revenue a partner has sourced, and a partner's business model runs on the referrals a higher badge attracts, so the incentive is to print the best badge it has held. Use the directory profile.

Which one fits your situation?

What to ask a Latin American partner before you sign

1. Which tier and accreditations does the directory show for you today, and in which countries does my project team work?
2. Is HubSpot's customer agent a line item in this scope, with knowledge sources, handoff rules and a test plan?
3. Who writes the Spanish and Portuguese knowledge base articles the agent will read?
4. In which HubSpot data center is our account, and from which countries will your team access it?
5. Who reads the agent's conversations each week after go-live, and what does that cost a month?

What we check when a partner-built HubSpot help desk reaches us

When we bring Macha onto a Service Hub account a partner built, the partner's choices decide what an AI agent can do on day one. These are our first checks.

• Ticket properties with real data in them. The agent reads and updates tickets, so we look at which properties are filled in on past tickets and which were created and left empty. A routing rule built on an empty dropdown does nothing for an agent.
• What customers actually ask. We read past tickets to see which categories arrive, then pick the first one for the agent to take. Where the knowledge base has no article for a category, our AI Knowledge Builder drafts articles from historical tickets.
• Workflows that react to the agent's own changes. A HubSpot workflow that fires on a property change will fire on the agent's change too. We mark tickets the agent has touched and keep that mark out of the rule's conditions, so the two don't loop.
• Notes before replies. The agent starts in safe mode, drafting replies as internal notes until your team says they're right. Before that we replay past tickets against it in a simulation; after launch, Studies reviews its conversations against its instructions.

When don't you need a HubSpot partner?

Not if Service Hub already runs the way you want and the only new piece is the AI agent. Your admin can set up customer agent (our guide), or a vendor can run its own agent on your tickets; our HubSpot AI implementation guide compares the routes, our customer agent cost guide does the credit arithmetic, and our Service Hub pricing guide covers seats.

Macha is our product, and it's the vendor kind: AI agents that run inside the help desk a team already uses, set up and monitored by the Macha team. It isn't a HubSpot partner and isn't ranked here. Its HubSpot connector reads and updates tickets, contacts and deals, adds notes, and fires on new tickets and property changes. Pricing starts at $299/month for 750 tickets, setup included. It suits teams already running Zendesk, Freshdesk, Gorgias, Front, HubSpot or Intercom that want tickets handled end to end without anyone on staff tuning the AI, and it's the wrong fit if you need a help desk built or a migration done. See Macha on HubSpot; the trial is $50 of free usage (about 125 tickets), no credit card, no time limit.

FAQs

Who is the best HubSpot Service Hub partner in Latin America?

RevPartners scores 8 of 10 but works from US offices. Among firms with offices in the region, HAL Company scores 6 and holds the Service Implementation accreditation, and Dig RevOps also scores 6 with a priced customer agent setup.

How much does a HubSpot partner in Latin America charge for customer agent?

Dig RevOps lists a Customer Agent Implementation at $1,500, deployed in 2 to 4 weeks on clean data. RevPartners includes a foundational customer agent option in its $2,000, 14-day Service Hub launch. HubSpot seats and credits come on top.

Does HubSpot host data in Latin America?

No. Its five hosting locations are Germany, Virginia, Oregon, Montreal and Sydney, assigned by the IP address you sign up from. Paid accounts can move between them.

Which HubSpot partners in Latin America hold the Service Implementation accreditation?

In this pool, HAL Company and RevPartners. Pixiu's site claims it, but it's missing from Pixiu's directory profile.

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How we researched this

On October 30, 2026 we pulled the partners in HubSpot's Solutions Directory that its filters return for Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Chile and Peru and that offer Service Hub Professional or Enterprise onboarding: 17 firms. Tiers come from the directory: 3 Elite, 2 Diamond, 1 Platinum, 3 Gold and 8 untiered. We read every profile and site the same day; Cytocrom's site and Dig RevOps' AI page needed a rendering browser. RevPartners, Sector Growth, GTM Ops and Klakss keep the scores they got in our global and other regional rankings. We checked each firm's About page for ownership; HAL Company's footer names KAZE Technologies as its owner, and no firm belongs to a global integrator. The "Who runs it" lines come from each firm's own site where it names a leader, and otherwise from MoltSets, a B2B people database, marked "per LinkedIn". Prices are shown in US dollars as the firms publish them; none needed conversion. One reviewer scored public pages; we didn't contact, hire or test any partner.

Disclosure: Macha makes AI agents for help desks. Nobody paid to be listed, and Macha isn't ranked.