Build HubSpot audiences by describing them in plain language, instead of filing a MOPS ticket and waiting.
A tool you talk to. You describe the audience you want — "everyone who got the Serverless launch email and is active in Pods," "trial users who haven't spent in 30 days" — and it builds that list in HubSpot for you. You already know the audience you want; this just gets it built without the back-and-forth.
- No ticket, no queue. You go from idea to a ready-to-use HubSpot list in one conversation.
- You see the size before it's built. It tells you how many people match so you're not guessing.
- It won't let you build something unsendable. Opted-out and non-marketable contacts are filtered out automatically, every time.
- Lists are named and tracked so they don't pile up as mystery lists no one remembers creating.
You: Build an audience of trial users who opened the Serverless launch email and haven't spent in the last 30 days.
Audience Builder: That's ~4,200 marketable contacts — trial users who opened Serverless Launch — May and have $0 spend in the last 30 days (opted-out and non-marketable contacts excluded). Create this as a list named
pmm_serverless-launch_dormant-30d? [Yes / No]You: Yes.
Audience Builder: Done — here's the list. [link]
Four steps, every time: you describe it → it maps and sizes it → you confirm → it creates the list. Nothing is created until you say yes.
- Email behavior — who received / opened / clicked a specific email or campaign, and how recently
- Product usage — spend (7/30/90 days, by product line), product health, Pods/Serverless engagement, use case
- Lifecycle & intent — lifecycle stage, PQL score and tier, lead status
- Firmographic — country/region, industry, tier
If you ask for something it can't target yet, it tells you and suggests the closest option — so let us know what's missing.
- It doesn't send email or build the campaign — it produces the audience only.
- It doesn't change any contact data.
You'll invoke it wherever we land on (likely Slack). We'll confirm the exact "how to start it" once we pick the surface with you.
This is a first version. The two things that would help most:
- Your 5–10 most-requested audiences — those shape what it can target out of the box.
- Any audience you build today that's genuinely complex (multi-step, time-based cohorts) — those may need a heavier path and we'd rather know now.
Full spec (for the curious): Self-Serve Audience Builder for PMM — Spec.