HUBS Stock Earnings, EPS & Revenue Breakdown

HUBS latest earnings snapshot

Latest completed report: 5 Aug 2026. Next expected earnings date: 4 Nov 2026.

EPS fields are shown from FMP earnings data. They can differ from GAAP EPS or adjusted EPS quoted in earnings headlines.

How recent earnings have been landing

The dots below simplify recent earnings into good, mixed or weak reads based on EPS surprise, revenue surprise and whether the report was profitable.

HUBS has beaten EPS estimates in 8 of the last 8 quarters (100%), including a current streak of 8 straight beats.

Is growth accelerating, and are margins holding up?

A single quarter's beat matters less than the trend behind it. These lines show whether year-over-year growth is speeding up or slowing down, and whether margins are expanding or getting squeezed.

Growth compares each quarter with the same quarter a year earlier. Margins are gross profit and operating income as a share of revenue for that quarter.

Does the profit turn into cash?

Reported profit is an accounting figure; cash flow is harder to massage. Free cash flow (operating cash flow minus capital spending) is the cash the business actually generates.

Operating cash flow was 5.1× net income this quarter — profit is converting into real cash.

From the cash-flow statement (FMP). Capex is shown as a cash outflow. See The Balance Sheet & Cash Flow.

How solid is the balance sheet?

Cash versus debt shows the financial cushion; the current ratio shows whether short-term resources cover what's due within a year.

Current ratio 1.38 — adequate, but not a big cushion.

From the latest balance sheet (FMP). Net cash = cash & short-term investments minus total debt.

Where the revenue comes from

The latest full-year revenue (FY2025) split by product line and by region — useful for seeing which parts of the business are actually driving the top line.

Annual segment revenue from FMP; percentages are share of the reported total for that year.

How has HUBS actually traded around its last reports?

This shows the stock's closing-price move around each report: for reports released before market open, it's the move from the prior close into the report-day close; for reports released after market close, it's the move from the report-day close into the next day's close. When exact timing isn't available, it spans the day before the report to the day after.

Most recent reaction (Q2 26): -18.7% on 5.7x average volume.

This reflects the stock's actual price move, which can be driven by broader market moves as well as the earnings report itself — it isn't a clean read of earnings reaction alone.

This tracks the stock from just before each report through the following weeks, to show whether the initial reaction stuck, faded, or reversed. The most recent quarters may not have a full 20 trading days of data yet.

Recent reported quarters