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What Can You Do With Brevo? (2026)

8 real ways marketing owners and small teams use Brevo. Not marketing copy.. Brevo's free plan sends up to 300 emails per day with no contact limit, which beats every competitor at this price point, but the daily cap means it is not suitable for businesses that send large campaigns in one batch.

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Quick answer

Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) is a free email marketing and automation tool (a tool that sends emails to your contacts automatically based on triggers you set) with no contact limit on the free plan.

Brevo use cases for growing businesses

8 workflows Brevo users run: specific, real, and applicable to your marketing situation.

1

Send a 3-email welcome sequence to every new subscriber automatically

2

Trigger a follow-up email 24 hours after a lead downloads your free guide

3

Send an invoice reminder automatically 3 days before a payment is due

4

Deliver a free resource by email the moment someone fills in your Google Form

5

Send a check-in email automatically 30 days after a client project ends

6

Build a 5-email nurture sequence that runs while you sleep

7

Send a reactivation email to contacts who have not opened anything in 90 days

8

Notify yourself when a contact clicks a specific link in your email

Who uses Brevo most

  • ✓Service businesses sending follow-up sequences to leads under 2,000 contacts
  • ✓Founders who want automation on a free plan (Mailchimp does not offer this)
  • ✓Anyone sending transactional emails like receipts or confirmations

Not the right fit for

  • ✗Businesses sending more than 9,000 emails per month, consider Mailchimp's paid plan instead
  • ✗E-commerce businesses needing advanced segmentation, use Klaviyo instead
  • ✗Anyone needing a landing page builder on the free plan, use Systeme.io instead
  • ✗Businesses needing SMS marketing, use a dedicated SMS tool alongside Brevo

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