Newsletter - Brevo (Sendinblue)

Sending email to your audience usually means juggling a form tool, a mailing list and a separate editor. Newsletter – Brevo (Sendinblue) keeps those jobs inside WordPress. You design emails with a visual composer, place subscription forms on your pages, and organize subscribers into lists that match how they signed up.

Once the basics are in place, you can set up autoresponders and automated newsletters so follow-up messages go out on their own. Reports show opens, clicks and campaign performance. The plugin also works with common form builders and external email delivery services, and it offers API and webhook support for connecting other tools. It suits bloggers, business owners and marketers who want to run email from their own site.

Features

• Drag and drop composer: Build newsletters with a visual editor that supports images, GIFs, videos and WooCommerce products, so each email can be laid out the way you want.
• Custom subscription forms: Place opt-in forms anywhere on your WordPress site. New sign-ups are sorted automatically into the relevant lists.
• Automated email campaigns: Set up automated newsletters and autoresponder series so follow-up messages reach your audience on schedule without manual sending.
• Subscriber management: Segment and organize subscribers to send targeted campaigns, greet new people with custom welcome emails, and keep your mailing list active.
• Reports and analytics: Review opens, clicks and overall campaign performance in detailed reports, which helps you see what your audience responds to.
• Form builder and mailer connections: Connect with Contact Form 7, Elementor, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms and WPForms, plus delivery services such as Brevo (Sendinblue), Mailgun and Amazon SES.
• Multidevice preview and testing: Preview newsletters on different devices before sending, and run test emails to check how a message looks and works.
• API and webhooks: Connect the plugin to other tools and third-party services through its API and webhooks to extend your email workflows.

Best for

• Bloggers building a mailing list on WordPress
• Small business owners sending regular newsletters
• Marketers running autoresponders and tracking campaign reports