When to choose Brevo?
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You want to stay in touch
A regular newsletter with your tips, news and recent work.
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You sell online
Abandoned cart reminders, post-purchase emails, review requests.
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You take bookings
Confirmations and reminders by email or SMS.
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You care about GDPR
A French publisher, data in Europe, double opt-in at sign-up.
When Brevo is not the best choice
For in-depth sales follow-up (sales pipeline, quotes, follow-ups per salesperson), a CRM such as HubSpot is better suited, with Brevo remaining the sending tool. And if you have neither a contact list nor content to share regularly, a newsletter is not the priority.
What we build with Brevo
Compliant sign-up
Form on the website, double opt-in, one-click unsubscribe.
Email templates
Newsletter and automated emails in your colours, readable on mobile.
Automated scenarios
Welcome, cart reminder, post-purchase follow-up, re-engagement.
Deliverability
Domain authentication to keep out of spam folders.
Brevo: taking over what is already in place
A contact list imported without consent, emails landing in spam, an unauthenticated sending domain: we clean the list, configure domain authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and restart with clean, regular sends.
Brevo: related services and budget
Indicative budget
Brevo offers a limited free plan and paid plans from the publisher. Set-up within our digital marketing packages (from €490 per month); automated scenarios from €690 (automation package).
Frequently asked questions: Brevo
There is a free plan with a daily sending limit, enough to start. Paid plans are taken with Brevo according to your volume.
Yes, if those people agreed to receive your emails. A purchased list or one collected without consent must not be used.
Often because the sending domain is not authenticated or the list contains inactive addresses. We fix these two points first.
Both are very good. Brevo is French, with data in Europe and SMS included; Mailchimp is very complete on templates and integrations. We choose according to your needs.