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Create a sortable list of products on a landing page

CWG23 — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 12:59:54 GMT

Greetings,

We're preparing a landing page for our biggest trade show of the year and are creating a guide on our landing page. I'd like to include on it a sortable list of the products they can see at the event, alongside our descriptions and analysis. I've created a simple example in the image below.

I don't need anything more fancy than what a simple Excel sort or filter might allow. The goal is simply to make it easy for people to learn about specific products. We don't have anyone who's good with coding, so hoping to find an easy way.

We have Marketing, Sales, and Content Hub Professional.

Thanks in advance!

Re: Create a sortable list of products on a landing page

aliciacardenas — Tue, 15 Jul 2025 15:51:29 GMT

Hi @CWG23!

I believe you'll need someone with coding experience to create a custom module that can display the details you're looking for. I don't think there are any prebuilt modules or pages that would offer the custom functionality you're looking for. That said, there might be something in the Marketplace if you take a look there! There are also many experienced HubSpot Partners that could help.

In the past, I've used HubDB to store this type of data and then you build a dynamic page or custom module from there. The Products object could also be used for this.

Someone else in the Community might chime in with their experience for a pre-built option!

Hope this helps,

Alicia

Re: Create a sortable list of products on a landing page

Balaji_Mavlers1 — Wed, 16 Jul 2025 06:02:57 GMT

Hi @CWG23

You have a few options for adding a sortable list to your HubSpot landing page. The most HubSpot-native approach is to use HubDB, which allows you to manage structured data like product lists. If you prefer a no-code solution, you can create and manage HubDB tables directly in the HubSpot UI using this guide: Create and manage HubDB tables. For teams with developer resources, HubSpot also provides an API for creating tables programmatically: HubDB API Documentation.

If you’d rather avoid HubDB, another option is to look at the HubSpot Marketplace, where you’ll find pre-built modules that offer sortable or filterable table functionality.

For a quick, no-code workaround, many users embed a Google Sheet or Airtable view using a Custom HTML module. This approach provides simple Excel-style sorting without requiring any development.

Hope this helps!