The best HubSpot Jira integration depends on the job. For support teams that escalate HubSpot tickets to engineering, IssueLinker is the best fit: create the Jira issue from the ticket in one click, sync comments both ways in real time, and see the Jira status on the ticket, for $39 per month on any HubSpot plan. HubSpot's free Jira app works for occasional linking if a sync delay of up to 24 hours is acceptable. Getint, Unito, and OpsHub fit teams that need deals, contacts, and custom fields mapped field by field.
| Integration | Best for | Comments both ways | Jira status on the ticket | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IssueLinker | Support escalating tickets to engineering | Yes, real time | Yes | $39/mo flat, any HubSpot plan |
| HubSpot Jira app (native) | Occasional linking on a budget | Partly, delayed | Yes, to Jira properties | Free |
| HubSpot Jira app (Data Sync) | Teams already on Data Hub | Configurable | One way, Jira to HubSpot | Free; custom mappings need Data Hub Starter |
| Getint | Jira admins who want full field control | Yes | Yes | Flat fee via Atlassian Marketplace |
| Unito | Rule-based sync across many tools | Yes | Yes | From $65/mo, billed annually |
| OpsHub | Enterprise, multi-object sync | Yes | Yes | By quote |
| Appsvio | Showing HubSpot CRM data in Jira | No | No | Per user via Atlassian Marketplace |
| Zapier | One-way automations | One way per Zap | One way per Zap | Zapier plan pricing |
Prices and features were checked against each vendor's listing in October 2026.
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How We Compared HubSpot Jira Integrations
Every integration here claims to connect HubSpot and Jira. What separates them is what happens after the link exists. We compared them on the five things that decide whether support and engineering actually stay in step:
Creating the issue from the ticket
Can a support rep open or link a Jira issue from the HubSpot ticket itself, with the ticket context filled in, or does someone have to copy it across?
Comment sync and loop prevention
Do notes and comments flow both ways, under the right author, without echoing back and forth?
Status back to the ticket, and how fast
When engineering moves the issue, does the ticket show it in seconds, minutes, or a day later?
HubSpot plan requirements
Does it work on the HubSpot plan you already pay for, or does it quietly need Professional workflows or Data Hub?
Price and setup effort
The full cost, including the time someone spends building and maintaining field maps.
The 8 Best HubSpot Jira Integrations
1. IssueLinker: Best for Support Teams Escalating to Engineering
IssueLinker is built for one job: getting a customer-reported problem from a HubSpot ticket to the engineers in Jira, and the answer back. A card on the HubSpot ticket creates a new Jira issue or links an existing one in one click, and AI can draft the issue from the whole ticket conversation. From there, notes and comments sync both ways in real time over webhooks, and every synced note is tracked so replies never echo. The Jira status is written to the ticket, attachments and screenshots copy onto the issue, and the ticket owner is carried onto it. When you turn it on, closing the ticket closes the issue, and the reverse.
Pricing is flat: $39 per month or $390 per year for unlimited links and unlimited users, never charged per seat, with a 14-day trial. It works on any HubSpot plan, including free, because the core flow does not depend on Professional workflows.
Why it ranks first
- One-click create or link from the ticket
- Real-time two-way comment sync with echo protection
- Jira status written to the ticket
- Works on any HubSpot plan, including free
- $39 per month flat, unlimited users
Where it is narrow
- Built for tickets, not deals or contacts
- No custom field mapping on the standard plan
- Connects HubSpot to Jira, Linear, or GitHub only, not a general sync platform
2. HubSpot's Native Jira App: Best Free Option
HubSpot's own Jira app is free and the natural first try. From the Jira section of a ticket, a rep can create a Jira issue or attach an existing one, and the Jira status lands in a set of Jira properties on the ticket that workflows can use for notifications. Jira comments can show on the ticket timeline.
The limits are documented by HubSpot itself. A ticket and its issue can be out of sync for one hour up to 24 hours. The assignee, priority, and status cannot be set from the ticket. Notes synced to Jira post as the integration user regardless of who wrote them, older comments do not backfill, and attachments on notes do not sync. Uninstalling the app deletes every ticket and issue association. On the HubSpot Marketplace it holds a 2.7 star rating across 87 reviews, as of September 2026.
Good
- Free
- Built and supported by HubSpot
- Status available as ticket properties for workflows
Watch out for
- Sync delay of one hour up to 24 hours
- Notes post as the integration user
- Cannot set assignee, priority, or status from the ticket
- Uninstalling deletes all associations
3. HubSpot's Jira App Powered by Data Sync: Best for Data Hub Customers
HubSpot rebuilt its Jira app on Data Sync, and the new version was in beta during 2026. Ticket and issue sync can run one way or both ways, and notes and comments are configured as a separate sync. Ticket status syncs in one direction only, from Jira to HubSpot. Custom field mappings need at least Data Hub Starter, and it works with Jira Cloud only. If you already pay for Data Hub, it is worth testing. If you do not, the field mappings are what you would be paying for.
4. Getint: Best for Jira Admins Who Want Full Control
Getint's HubSpot integration runs inside Jira on Atlassian Forge and syncs tickets, deals, contacts, comments, attachments, statuses, and custom fields, one way or both ways. It is a serious integration platform with a flat fee through the Atlassian Marketplace, and it suits a Jira admin who wants to map every field. The trade is setup: someone has to design and maintain the mapping. Our Getint vs IssueLinker comparison goes deeper.
5. Unito: Best for Rule-Based Sync Across Many Tools
Unito syncs HubSpot tickets and deals with Jira issues through flows and rules you configure. Its strength is breadth: the same account can sync Jira with dozens of other tools. Pricing starts at $65 per month billed annually for one tool and is metered by items in sync, so cost grows with the number of tickets you keep linked. Its HubSpot Marketplace listing holds 3.5 stars across 19 reviews, as of September 2026. See our Unito alternatives guide for how it compares.
6. OpsHub: Best for Enterprise Multi-Object Sync
OpsHub Integration Manager syncs deals, tickets, contacts, notes, and tasks between HubSpot and Jira, with comments, ownership, and attachments, and it can route tickets to specific Jira projects. It runs outside Jira through APIs, with cloud, on-premises, and hybrid deployment. Pricing is by quote after a demo, so it fits enterprises with an integration budget and a project to run, not a team that wants to be live this afternoon.
7. Appsvio: Best for Showing HubSpot Data in Jira
Appsvio's HubSpot CRM integration for Jira works in the other direction. It shows HubSpot contacts, companies, and deals on Jira work items, adds HubSpot fields to Jira Service Management forms, and lets you search issues with JQL using HubSpot data. That helps engineers see which customers an issue affects. It does not escalate tickets or sync comments. It is priced per user through the Atlassian Marketplace, and its HubSpot Marketplace listing shows 1.8 stars from 4 reviews. Resolution's HubSpot for Jira is a similar CRM-in-Jira app.
8. Zapier: Best for Simple One-Way Automations
Zapier can create a Jira issue when a HubSpot ticket reaches a stage, or update a ticket property when an issue changes. Each Zap runs in one direction. Two-way sync means pairing Zaps, which is where update loops and duplicate comments start, and every run counts against your Zapier task limit. It is a good fit for one simple trigger, not for keeping a ticket and an issue in step. Our Zapier alternatives guide covers the trade-offs.
Escalate HubSpot tickets to Jira without the 24-hour wait
IssueLinker creates the Jira issue from the ticket in one click, syncs comments both ways in real time, and writes the Jira status to the ticket. $39 per month flat, any HubSpot plan, 14-day free trial.
Which HubSpot Jira Integration Should You Choose?
Choose by the job, not by the longest feature list.
Real-time comments and status on the ticket, set up in minutes, on any HubSpot plan, for a flat $39 per month.
Free and good enough when a sync delay of up to a day does not hurt anyone.
Field-level sync platforms for teams with an admin to configure them and the budget to match.
Shows HubSpot CRM data on Jira work items. Pair it with an escalation tool if support also needs answers back.
How to Test a HubSpot Jira Integration Before You Commit
Every tool above has a free trial or a free tier. Run the same five checks on each one, with a real ticket.
The five-minute trial test
- Create a Jira issue from a HubSpot ticket and check the issue arrives with the ticket context, not just a title.
- Change the issue status in Jira and time how long the ticket takes to show it.
- Add a note on the ticket and a comment on the issue. Check each lands on the other side, under the right author, exactly once.
- Close the issue and check whether support finds out without asking anyone.
- Check which HubSpot plan the features you tested need, before the trial ends.
For a walkthrough of the four ways to connect the two tools, including manual and no-code setups, see our Jira HubSpot integration guide. If your engineers are on Linear instead, the best HubSpot to Linear integration comparison covers that side.
