Getting started with Mistral Pro
What the theme contains, what you need before installing it, and how this documentation is organised.
Updated August 23, 2026 · 3 min read · Applies from version 1.0.0
Mistral Pro is a classic HubSpot CMS theme for agencies, consultancies and B2B service companies. Everything it does can be done from the HubSpot interface, without writing a line of code.
What is in the box
| 14 page templates | Home, About, Services, Service detail, Case studies listing, Case study, Contact, Legal page, Thank you page, three landing pages, Blog listing, Blog post. |
| 11 system templates | Error 404, Error 500, Search results, Password prompt, the three email subscription pages, and four membership pages (login, registration, password reset, password reset request). |
| 7 ready-made sections | Pre-composed groups of modules you drop into a page from the Add section panel. |
| 46 modules | Heroes, headings, service and case study showcases, social proof, long-form content, blog, forms, video, navigation. Each has its own icon and a description in the editor. |
| Theme settings | Seven groups (Colors, Typography, Buttons, Forms, Header, Footer, Layout and spacing). Every value becomes a CSS variable used by every template and module. |
| Demo content | Realistic, fictional copy and original photography, so every template opens ready to be edited rather than empty. |
Nothing in the theme uses HubDB, serverless functions or CRM object fields: no extra add-on is needed.
Requirements
| HubSpot subscription | Content Hub (any tier) for pages and the blog. |
| Membership pages | Content Hub Professional or above. The four membership templates upload and render on any tier, but HubSpot only lets you assign them to private content from Professional upwards. |
| Forms | Any tier. The theme uses your own HubSpot forms; none is bundled. |
| Browsers | Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, desktop and mobile. |
Three things you will do once
A theme file cannot contain things that belong to your account. After installing, you will:
- Pick your forms in the three modules that embed one (contact, lead capture, newsletter). See Forms.
- Upload the hero video to your File Manager and select it on the home page. See Video.
- Build your menus and assign the system pages. See Navigation and menus and System pages.
Each of these takes about a minute.
How this documentation is organised
The articles follow the order in which you will meet things:
- Install and activate — from the marketplace to your first page.
- Theme settings — colours, fonts, buttons, header, footer, spacing.
- Building pages — templates, sections, modules and the conventions shared by every module.
- Templates — what each of the 14 page templates is for.
- The module families: heroes and headings, showcase, social proof, content and media.
- Blog, Forms, Video, Navigation and menus.
- System pages, Membership pages, Multiple languages.
- Images and brand marks, Performance and accessibility.
- Troubleshooting, FAQ, Support.