If you’re working with international clients, setting up currencies correctly in HubSpot is important.
By default, HubSpot uses a single company currency (usually USD). But if your business deals with multiple countries, you’ll need to add more currencies to keep your deal values and reports accurate.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to add, edit, and manage currencies in HubSpot in a simple step-by-step way.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to add, edit, and manage currencies in HubSpot step by step.
HubSpot tracks all deals based on your company's currency. If you’re dealing with global clients and using different currencies, not setting this up properly can lead to incorrect deal values and reporting issues.
By adding multiple currencies and setting exchange rates, you can:
Before you start, make sure:
You have Super Admin or Edit account defaults permissions
Follow these steps:
Here, you’ll see your default company currency and any currencies you’ve already added.
Adding a new currency is simple:
Go to Settings
If you want to update your main company currency:
Go to the Currency tab
HubSpot also allows you to manage exchange rates automatically.
You can set automatic updates to:
Note:
If you don’t want automatic updates, you can turn them off and manage exchange rates manually.
To update an exchange rate:
Go to the Currency tab
To remove a currency:
Your default currency cannot be deleted
Changing the default currency does not update existing deals automatically
You may need to manually update deal amounts after changing currency
Exchange rates may need manual updates if auto-sync is off.
Managing currencies in HubSpot is a small but important setup, especially if you’re working with international clients.
Once set up correctly, it helps you maintain accurate deal tracking and clean reporting across your business.