You can find your purchased templates and modules in the Purchased tab of your marketplace, and in your design manager tool.
You can create a new page with a purchased template directly from the Marketplace:
You can open and edit a purchased template or module in the design manager tool:
If your page uses flexible columns, you can add a purchased module directly to a page in the content editor.
All HubSpot Marketplace providers support their own work. If you find a bug in your purchased template or module, you can reach out to the provider to request a fix.
The most common reason for a card being declined is because the payment provider (usually a bank, but sometimes a credit card company) doesn’t recognize the vendor, so it assumes that it's fraudulent. You can contact your bank or credit card provider to ask them to whitelist the vendor.
In other instances, the problem may be due to incorrect data entry, such as an incomplete postal code. Review your information with PayPal or Stripe to confirm it's accurate and up-to-date.
When you update to the latest version of a template or module, a new version of the template or module will be created in your account. This ensures that any customizations that you've made to the template or module don't get overwritten automatically.
To update to the latest version of a template or module:
Before requesting a refund, be sure you have read the item’s installation guide and documentation to make sure the item is represented accurately on the Marketplace.
Please note: all refund requests are between the buyer and the provider. HubSpot does not have a role or any obligation when a refund is requested. Learn more about guidelines for refund requests on the Marketplace.
To request a refund: