A sortable, searchable data table for HubSpot pages. Each column carries a data type, so figures order by value and dates order by calendar. Rows are built from editor fields, so anything your team can type becomes a table.
Search filters as you type, with a live result count and an empty state you write yourself. Paging runs as numbered pages or a load-more button, and visitors can change how many rows they see.
Every option below is a real, editable field in the HubSpot page editor.
Each column is typed — text, number, currency, date or boolean — and sorting runs on the type. Columns can opt out of sorting, and you set the column and direction the table loads with.
Search filters as you type with a live result count. Paging runs as numbered pages or load-more, with a rows-per-page control. On a phone each row becomes a stacked card, or the table scrolls sideways with the first column pinned.
Cells can link through, carry emphasis, or render as a status pill with a dot colour set per value. A footer row holds totals.
The header can follow you down the page, the first column can stay put while the rest scrolls sideways, rows can be striped, and row height can be comfortable or compact.
Every colour, size, weight, letter spacing and radius is a field, grouped on the Style tab: typography, container, heading, search bar, table surface, header row, cells, status pills, footer and pager. Fonts and accent colour inherit from your theme settings.
Column header semantics, aria-sort on sortable columns, labelled controls, and reduced-motion support. Works on any HubSpot page template, with no theme required.
A single one-time purchase on the HubSpot Marketplace — no subscription.
One-time price on the HubSpot Marketplace. Works with any theme; every option is a field in the page editor.
It puts a sortable, searchable table on a HubSpot page. Each column carries a data type — text, number, currency, date or boolean — and sorting runs on that type, so figures order by value and dates order by calendar. Rows are built from editor fields, so price lists, spec comparisons, fee schedules and release histories all become tables.
No. Once it is installed, every setting is a field in the HubSpot page editor, so your marketing team drops it into a page and edits it like any native module.
Set it per instance. Each row can become a stacked card, or the table can keep its shape and scroll sideways with the first column pinned. Long tables can also keep the header row following you down the page.
It is a one-time purchase of $19.99 on the HubSpot Marketplace, which includes free updates and support.