by Brevo · brevo.com ↗
Email marketing and transactional messaging platform with templates, segmentation, and deliverability tools.
Brevo’s pricing is built for teams that want to start free and scale into paid email and multichannel marketing as their send volume grows. The public pricing page shows a Free plan, then three self-serve paid tiers—Starter, Standard, and Professional—followed by a custom-quote Enterprise option. That structure makes the entry point easy to understand, but the true cost depends on monthly email volume, stored contacts, and any add-ons such as branding removal, sales packages, SSO, or dedicated support. The official help center also spells out feature and limit differences across tiers, which is useful for buyers comparing a lightweight newsletter tool versus a platform that can handle automation, push, WhatsApp, and enterprise controls. Overall, Brevo positions pricing as accessible at the low end and highly customizable at the top end, with publicly disclosed starting prices and usage bands for most plans.
Freemium with tiered paid plans based primarily on email volume, plus custom-quote Enterprise pricing.
Public pricing is shown in monthly terms, with the official pricing page also displaying a yearly option marked at 10% off. The help center states that the Free plan is free forever and needs no credit card, while the paid plans are presented as starting at their listed monthly prices. Enterprise is quote-based, and the documents also note that some support benefits, such as a Customer Success Manager meeting, apply only on a yearly plan.
300 daily email sends and storage for up to 100,000 contacts. Unused email sends do not carry over to the next day.
From 5,000 emails per month on the pricing page, with support article tiers of 5,000, 10,000, 15,000, and 20,000 to 100,000 monthly email sends. Contacts stored range from up to 500 to up to 500,000 depending on the selected tier.
Support article tiers show 5,000, 10,000, 15,000, and 20,000 to 500,000 monthly email sends, with contacts stored up to 500,000. The pricing page also notes 1 landing page included and up to 3 user seats as an add-on on Standard.
Choose from 150,000 to 10 million monthly email sends, with storage for up to 2 million contacts. The support article says 3 hours per year with a deliverability strategist, and 1 hour meeting per year with a Customer Success Manager only on a yearly plan.
Unlimited contacts storage. Custom sending volumes and dedicated support are described as part of the plan, but public pricing is not disclosed.
An add-on available on Starter and Standard to remove the “Sent with Brevo” footer from emails.
An add-on mentioned on the Starter plan page and pricing page. The public documents confirm availability but do not disclose separate pricing in the supplied text.
Listed as an add-on within the Professional plan and associated with enterprise-grade access management, but no public amount is disclosed in the provided documents.
Listed as an add-on within the Professional plan and as a base feature on Enterprise, but the supplied documents do not disclose a standalone public price.
Called out as an add-on on the Enterprise plan. The supplied documents confirm the feature exists, but not a public price.
A solo user or small team testing email marketing with very light sending needs.
Expected cost$0/month on the Free plan.A growing small business that needs basic paid sending volume and more flexibility than Free.
Expected costFrom $9/month on Starter.A marketing team that wants automation, A/B testing, and stronger reporting.
Expected costFrom $18/month on Standard.A larger team running multichannel campaigns with deliverability support and more seats.
Expected costFrom $499/month on Professional.An enterprise buyer needing custom volumes, unlimited contacts, and tailored implementation.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote required.Yes. Brevo publicly lists a Free plan at $0 per month, and the help center says it is free forever with no credit card required and no time limit. The Free plan includes daily sending limits and a defined contact storage cap, so it works best as an entry point rather than a high-volume option. If you outgrow it, the paid plans are positioned as upgrades based on sending volume and feature needs.
Brevo shows Starter starting from $9 per month, Standard starting from $18 per month, and Professional starting from $499 per month. The help center explains that the plans are available in multiple tiers based on monthly email sends and stored contacts. That means the public headline price is only the entry point, and the final cost depends on the send volume and the specific tier you select.
No. The supplied official documents label Enterprise as custom price and direct buyers to talk to sales. The help center describes it as a fully tailored solution with custom sending volumes, dedicated support, and advanced data capabilities. If you need that tier, the practical path is to request a quote rather than expect a self-serve checkout price.
