When you say “I already setup the email sending domain and everything”, that refers to the following two articles?
Please confirm that you completed the steps in both articles. If you did, and it’s still behaving as described by you, I would reach out to HubSpot customer support via email directly in-app – it’s included in your Starter subscription.
I went to support inbox and it says “Your conversations with HubSpot’s support team will appear here. To talk with Support click the ‘Help’ button at the top right.”
But there is no Help button in the top right.
If you do not have this option, then it seems like you’re not on a paid subscription – which would also explain why you cannot remove the HubSpot branding.
But the support says that the confirmation email has to have the branding email, is that really necessary? I don’t want my clients to see the hubspot email.
But the support says that the confirmation email has to have the branding email, is that really necessary? I don’t want my clients to see the hubspot email.
So you were able to contact support that way?
HubSpot branding is mandatory in the free products. In the paid products, you should be able to remove it – with email authentication, connected personal inbox, assigned paid seat. I’d recommend further pursuing this with HubSpot support, this seems like a bug to me.
Yes, I contacted support and got:
But for hubspot notifications, all meeting reminder emails sent out to the attendees come from the @-notifybf2.hubspot.com email address. These reminder emails go out to those that have booked the meeting.
@TheAki I just double checked this for a few recent meeting bookings, and yes, indeed, this seems to be the case regardless of authentication. In that case, this simply seems to be the standard and cannot be changed, unfortunately.