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Debug and monitor HubSpot events, customer profiles, and tracking configuration in Chrome DevTools. Debug and monitor HubSpot tracking with ease HubSpot Inspector is a developer tool that shows HubSpot events, customer profiles, and tracking configuration in Chrome DevTools. Use it to debug tracking, verify events, and inspect HubSpot data in real time. Features: - Real-time event monitoring: see HubSpot events (form submissions, page views, identify calls, custom events) as they happen - Customer profile viewer: inspect customer identifiers (HubSpot UTK, email, contact ID) when detected - Configuration inspector: view HubSpot tracking configuration, Portal ID, and script details - Export data: export event timelines as JSON for analysis - Filter and search: find specific events quickly - Multi-language support: available in 40+ languages How it works: 1- Open Chrome DevTools (F12) 2- Go to the "HubSpot Inspector" tab 3- Visit a website with HubSpot tracking 4- View HubSpot data in real time Privacy and security: - All processing happens locally in your browser - No data is sent to external servers - No personal information is collected - Read-only: displays data already on the page Perfect for: - HubSpot developers debugging tracking implementations - Marketers verifying event tracking and customer data - Technical teams monitoring HubSpot integrations - Anyone who needs visibility into HubSpot tracking Requirements: - Chrome 88+ or Edge 88+ - DevTools must be open - Website must have HubSpot tracking code installed Start debugging your HubSpot implementation today.
Apr 30, 2026
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