Does Webflow support integration with Brevo for sending new signups from a form, or is it specifically designed for Mailchimp integration?
TL;DR
- Webflow only natively supports Mailchimp, not Brevo.
- To connect Brevo, use Zapier/Make for no-code automation or send form data via Webflow’s custom form action or external backend services using Brevo’s API.
Webflow does not have native integration for Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), but you can still connect it using third-party automation tools or custom form actions. Webflow provides native support for Mailchimp but is flexible enough to integrate with many services.
1. Native Webflow Integrations
- Mailchimp is the only natively supported email marketing tool in Webflow’s form settings (via an API key).
- There is no direct, built-in integration with Brevo.
2. Use Zapier, Make or Pabbly to Connect Webflow to Brevo
- Use a no-code automation tool like Zapier, Make (Integromat), or Pabbly Connect.
- Set a trigger on a Webflow form submission and an action to add a contact to Brevo.
- Steps in Zapier (example):
- Trigger: Webflow → Form Submission.
- Action: Brevo → Create or Update Contact.
3. Use Brevo's REST API With Webflow's Custom Form Action
- You can bypass Webflow form storage and send form data directly to Brevo.
- In Webflow:
- Set the Form Action (POST) to Brevo’s API endpoint.
- Use custom headers and hidden fields to include the API key and contact attributes.
- Note: This requires JavaScript and API knowledge, and won't allow submissions to be logged in Webflow's Forms tab.
4. Use Hidden Form + Backend Services (e.g., Netlify Functions or Make Webhooks)
- You can post Webflow form data to an external webhook endpoint.
- Let the backend service handle the Brevo API integration securely, keeping your API key hidden from the frontend.
Summary
Webflow supports Mailchimp natively but does not have built-in support for Brevo. To integrate Brevo, use Zapier, Make, or a custom API connection through form actions or backend services.