Webflow supports form submissions natively, but it does not have a built-in integration for Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) like it does for Mailchimp. However, you can integrate Brevo with Webflow using third-party automation tools.
1. Use Zapier to Connect Webflow to Brevo
- Sign up for a Zapier account if you don’t already have one.
- Create a new Zap and set Webflow as the Trigger App.
- Choose “Form Submission” as the trigger event.
- Connect your Webflow account, select the site, and choose the specific form.
- Set Brevo as the Action App in Zapier.
- Select “Add or Update Contact” as the action.
- Map the form fields (e.g., name, email) to Brevo’s contact fields.
- Test the Zap and turn it on to automate contact transfers.
- Register on Make.com and create a new scenario.
- Add Webflow as the Trigger Module using the “Watch Form Submissions” event.
- Connect the Brevo API as the Action Module to add contacts.
- Map your Webflow form data to Brevo’s contact list.
- Save and activate the scenario.
3. Use Brevo’s API for Manual Integration
- If you prefer a custom solution, Webflow allows form submissions to be sent to a custom endpoint.
- Set up a backend server (e.g., using Node.js or a serverless function) to receive form data from Webflow.
- Use the Brevo API to push new subscribers to your contact list.
Summary
Webflow does not have a native Brevo integration but supports Mailchimp directly. However, you can connect Brevo using Zapier, Make.com, or a custom API solution to automate sending new form signups.