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In case anyone else is banging their head against the wall with this problem (like me). It is likely that you are running an ad-blocker or some other third-party cookie buster (again like me). You must DISABLE this for the plug in to display the tools in the WordPress menu.

If HubSpot WP plugin is not working you can do the workaround. You can put the HubSpot tracking code directly in your website's footer using the WordPress editor. Follow this instructions and you are good.

The most common cause of the login issue you're seeing is something "stuck" in your browser that is preventing the successful connection. The best first step will be to clear your browser cache and restart your browser.

If that does not work then the next best step will be to try logging into the plugin in a different browser or incognito window. If there is a cookie issue in your primary browser then this should allow you to log in and complete the connection and when you go back to WordPress in your primary browser the connection should be complete. We want to avoid having you clear your cookies in your primary browser so you don't have to re-login to all your sites.

I run website with the HubSpot All-In-One Marketing - Forms, Popups, Live Chat and the Gravity Forms HubSpot Add-On plugin to connect HubSpot with a WordPress site. The site itself has visitors from allover the world and has an average LCP load of 1.8 s. The CRUX data: -bamboo.com

Same here. We have been working hard to optimize our website speed and overall SEO performance. The Hubspot plugin on Wordpress completely killed our score. And that even WITHOUT any form or cta! Just incredible. We dropped 30 points in lighthouse mobile. The only solution is to remove this plugin. After doing that, our performance was 99 again.

Bump to this. We are a media company and content-driven membership site that's built an all in on inbound marketing, but the site speed issue makes all that strategy worthless. We are considering canceling or seriously downgrading Hubspot as this is a core flaw that doesn't seem to be remedied. Hubspot please address.

I can't believe I'm sifting through a thread that is over 4 years in the making and Hubspot has not addressed this by fixing the problem. I literally am trying to get a new website loaded up with HS and because of the load times, will likely have to look for a different CRM because they haven't fixed it. We have so much money budgeted for Hubspot over the course of the following 2 years, and that will all be directed elsewhere now. I can't believe this is still an issue.

Additionally, we see a huge decrease in the amount of render-blocking resources.

Although there is still work to be done, disabling the Hubspot plugin and use alternative ways to implement tracking, is well worth the effort.

Out of interest, when you say you implemented tracking in a different way, do you mean you installed the tracking code directly (or via a tag manager) rather than via the Wordpress plugin? Or that you removed the tracking code entirely and replicated some of its functionality with the Hubspot API?

We have the tracking code installed via Google Tag Manager and are still getting Hubspot-related core web vital errors. I'm working with HS support to find some options, but none seem to be especially viable.

EDIT: it turned out this isn't a viable solution. Hubspot still requires 3rd party tracking pixels for all PPC platforms for audience generation, which also means we can't use the Hubspot privacy banner. Back to the drawing board.

Is there an update here? With Google's most recent core update this has become completely CRITICAL, as if it wasn't in the past.

It's like your basically asking us to either use Hubspot OR rank in SEO. You're asking us to compromise on the biggest part of our business and it's unacceptable.

Can we please get an update as it relates to Core Web Vitals?

I'm unable to move past the login page for the Hubspot Wordpress plugin. Once installed, I see the login page, click "Sign in normally" which then opens a separate browser tab (in Chrome) with the regular Hubspot website login, which I'm able to use just fine. However, refreshing the login page within Wordpress does not actually lead to account access, all it does is just refresh the login page. Thus, I'm unable to even get to the UI stage where I input my Hubspot ID.

I had the same issue when using Chrome. I then installed Firefox and opened it, loggedin to my Hubspot account, then to my Wordpress site admin account and finnaly when I accessed the Hubspot plugin page there it already reconized my Hubspot credentials and I was able to finish the setup process and connect Hubspot and Wordpress.

Something most of us probably didn't take into consideration was the privacy extensions that are running. I was running AdBlocker and Ghostery's in Chrome and Safari. When I tried using Firefox, as suggested above, I had no issues.

It seems like you're encountering an issue with the HubSpot WordPress plugin, where you're unable to progress past the login page within WordPress. To address this problem, you can follow these steps:

1. Verify HubSpot API Key: Make sure you have entered the correct HubSpot API key within the plugin's settings in your WordPress dashboard. An incorrect API key could prevent successful authentication.

2. Check Browser Cookies: Sometimes, browser cookies can cause authentication issues. Ensure that your browser is set to accept cookies, and that your browser extensions or settings are not blocking necessary cookies.

8. Firewall and CDN Settings: Check your Cloudflare settings to ensure they are not causing any interference. Make sure your firewall settings are not blocking the plugin's functionality.

I also face this issue for my jobs in pakistan website.

I had the issue in Chrome repeatedly regardless of what I do with extensions, incognito, cache, etc. I was able to use Safari and it worked first try. I would just try a different browser. Once you activate in another browser, it will work without any issues across all browsers.

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