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Hubapps is a mobile marketing agency founded in 2011 by María de la Puente and Pablo Elizalde. The agency specializes in user acquisition for mobile games and apps. It offers SEO, UI/UX design, and digital marketing services.

Hubapps is a mobile marketing agency founded in 2011 by María de la Puente and Pablo Elizalde. The agency focuses on user acquisition for mobile games and apps, offering a combination of marketing strategy and technical development. Hubapps operates as a remote team based in Gijón, Spain, with fewer than 49 employees.

The agency's co-founders bring complementary backgrounds: María de la Puente has specialized in mobile gaming growth since 2011, while Pablo Elizalde has experience as an iOS Developer and Scrum Master. Their collaboration began in Amsterdam and led to the creation of Hubapps, which positions itself as a high-performance collective of senior user acquisition specialists.

Hubapps provides services in SEO, UI/UX design, and digital marketing. Within these areas, the agency has specific expertise in app marketing, mobile SEO, interactive design, and UX strategy. The agency tailors its approach to the unique challenges of mobile entertainment, treating games as experiences that require distinct acquisition strategies.

The agency serves clients across multiple industries, including gaming, healthcare, fintech, finance, and corporate services. Hubapps primarily works with small and medium-sized businesses. Notable clients include FunPlus, TaxFox, Deca Games, and Fun Craft, indicating experience with both gaming and non-gaming brands.

Hubapps has not yet accumulated Google reviews, so no client sentiment data is available from that source. The agency's profile on DesignRush highlights its founding story and service offerings but does not include detailed portfolio examples or case studies.

The agency's pricing structure requires a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $200. This positions Hubapps as a premium service provider for mobile app growth, particularly suited for companies seeking specialized user acquisition expertise in the gaming and app sectors.

Services

  • SEO
  • UI/UX Design
  • Digital Marketing

Industries Served

Gaming Health Care Fintech Finance Corporate Services

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Deep mobile gaming and app marketing expertise since 2011
  • Co-founders combine marketing strategy and technical development
  • Serves notable clients like FunPlus and Deca Games

Frequently Asked Questions

Hubapps specializes in mobile app user acquisition, particularly for gaming and entertainment apps, with a focus on mobile SEO, app marketing, and interactive design.
The agency has fewer than 49 employees, operating as a high-performance collective of senior user acquisition specialists.
Hubapps is headquartered remotely in Gijón, Spain, with a global client reach.
Hubapps projects typically require a minimum budget between $10,000 and $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $200.
Hubapps works with clients in gaming, healthcare, fintech, finance, and corporate services.
The agency primarily serves small and medium-sized businesses.
Yes, Hubapps has worked with clients such as FunPlus, TaxFox, Deca Games, and Fun Craft.
Co-founder María de la Puente has deep mobile gaming growth strategy experience since 2011, while co-founder Pablo Elizalde brings technical expertise as a former iOS Developer and Scrum Master.
Hubapps treats mobile games as entertainment experiences requiring distinct acquisition strategies, rather than applying traditional digital marketing playbooks.
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