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Drip vs Brevo
Trying to choose between Drip vs Brevo as your email marketing software? Here's when to choose each tool – and the pros and cons to know about.
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Drip
- 4.4/5 on GetApp
- 4.4/5 on Capterra
- 4.4/5 on G2
Drip is a multi-channel marketing automation tool for e-commerce.
Pricing
Dynamic, depends on the contact list and email volume, starts from $39 for 1–2500 people in the list + unlimited sends
Key features
- Marketing automation
- Intuitive email builder
- Onsite campaigns
- Campaign analytics
- Smart segmentation
Support
Email and live chat, designated schedule, the availability of these channels depends on your pricing plan
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Brevo
- 4.5/5 on GetApp
- 4.6/5 on Capterra
- 4.1/5 on TrustPilot
Brevo (ex-Sendinblue) is an all-in-one platform for marketing automation over email, SMS, WhatsApp, and chat.
Pricing
Dynamic, depending on sending volume, features, and add-on products, starts from $25/month.
Key features
- Email builder
- Email automation
- List management and segmentation
- Personalization
- Signup forms
- Landing pages
- SMS and WhatsApp marketing
- Native CRM
- Native tools for phone and video calls
- Push notifications
Support
Email and community support for all users, live chat and phone support for certain pricing tiers
Drip was founded in 2012 in Minneapolis, the US, and acquired by Leadpages in 2016. The company’s main goal is empowering small e-commerce businesses.
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) is a French company that was founded in Paris in 2007 and rebranded in 2023.
The main focus of Drip is sales funnel automation, and the automation UI is tricky, which makes the platform less beginner-friendly than its competitors
Beginner-friendly, since the product is minimalist feature- and UI-wise
Community-focused DTC and e-commerce businesses
Small and medium-sized businesses, beginners in marketing automation, ecommerce businesses
Drip doesn’t offer a free plan but there’s a 14-day free trial with no credit card required for registration.
The forever free Brevo Marketing Platform plan includes:
- 300 emails/day and unlimited contacts
- 1 shared inbox
- Automation limit for 2,000 contacts
- 500 push notification impressions
- Email support
- Basic email marketing and automation features
Dynamic pricing depends on list size and sending volume.
$39–89/month: up to 5,000 contacts, unlimited email sends, full functionality, free migration, email support
$99–409/month: up to 30,000 contacts, unlimited email sends, full functionality, free migration, email and chat support
$489–1899/month: up to 170,000 contacts and up to 2,040,000 email sends, full functionality, free migration, email and chat support, dedicated Customer Success manager
Custom pricing: custom number of contacts, up to 120,000,000 email sends, all the product features, support, and a dedicated manager included in the previous tier
Dynamic, depending on sending volume, features, and add-on products. Brevo Marketing Platform offers 3 pricing tiers.
Starter: starts from $25/month, includes everything from Free plus:
- 20k emails/month, no daily sending limit
- Basic reporting and analytics
- Add-ons to pay for separately: Brevo logo removal and a dedicated IP
Business: starts from $65/month, includes everything from Starter plus:
- Unlimited automation
- Landing page builder
- A/B testing
- Send time optimization
- More push notification impressions and a multi-user access to pay for separately
- Advanced analytics
- Phone support
BrevoPlus: custom pricing, includes everything from Business plus
- Customized shared inboxes
- A dedicated IP
- Customized number of push notification impressions
- Multi-user access
- A dedicated manager and tailored onboarding
- SSO & SAML
- Service level agreement
Email support:
- Available for all paying customers
- 9 am to 5 pm CT, Monday through Friday
Live chat support:
- Available for Drip customers on the $99/mo + plans
- 9 am to 5 pm CT, Monday through Friday
Email support is available for all users, including those on the free plan. Phone and live chat support channels are only available for Business and BrevoPlus users. The support is available in 6 languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and German.
- Point-and-click email editor
- Dynamic content in emails
- A/B testing
- Email automation
- Free migration service
- List segmentation and contact tagging
- Pop-ups and signup forms
- Email analytics including conversion rates and revenue
- SMS marketing
- Drag-and-drop email builder
- Email automation
- SMS campaigns
- WhatsApp campaigns
- Push notification campaigns
- Facebook ads
- Landing pages
- Signup forms
- Segmentation and personalization
- Autoresponders
- A/B testing
- Native CRM
- Transactional emails
- Pipeline management
- Shared inbox
- Sales reports
- 51 ecommerce email templates for holidays, promotion, and other occasions
- 4 empty templates with different amount of columns
- 1 plain text email template
Templates for email campaigns, automation (i. e. birthday emails), and transactional emails with dynamic content included. All templates are responsive and optimized for dark mode.
Brevo also offers creating custom templates for your business as a separate service.
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150+ integrations with e-commerce platforms like Shopify, CRMs like Zoho CRM, other ESPs like MailerLite, numerous event management tools, sales software including TikTok Lead Generation, social media, SMS marketing tools, and more
58 integrations are currently available, including WordPress, other ESPs like Mailchimp, CRMs like Zoho, e-commerce platforms like Shopify, and more. Brevo also provides an API for custom integrations.
- Web app only but it’s optimized for mobile browsers
A web app, a desktop app, and iOS and Android apps for phone calls and conversations (chatbot marketing). The two latter services are separate and not included in the Marketing Platform.
English
English
French
Italian
Spanish
Portuguese
German
39 automation templates from welcome to post-purchase designed for different e-commerce platforms: Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and BigCommerce. Drip also allows you to use the API of your custom e-commerce website built from scratch. The “Rules” feature allows users to create custom automation sequences with custom event triggers.
Automation templates for welcome series, cart abandonment, post-purchase, email or website action, anniversaries, and page visits.
- Good tools for list management and targeted campaigns
- All the metrics in one place
- Designed with e-commerce in mind
- Powerful automation
- Great customer support
- Easy to set up and implement
- Very clean and user-friendly interface
- Complex learning curve for new users
- Expensive compared to other ESPs
- No drag-and-drop automation workflow builder
- Slightly convoluted for one-off or otherwise not behavior-based campaigns
- Limited CRM functionality compared to other tools
- Many add-ons, which leads to extra costs
- Occasionally sluggish loading
They are constantly improving their tools. It never feels stagnant or lacking in critical features. Their prebuilt workflows make getting started very easy and you can start driving more revenue almost immediately.
Actually, you can set up A/B testing, but you have to hack your way with liquid language. While this is no problem for really advanced users, 90% of the users won’t know how to do this.
I personally prefer to build everything that is automation related inside workflows. Even with simple sequence emails I can do in campaigns, I prefer to do them in workflows. It just depends on how advanced you want to get with automation.
If you want simple email series, without any branching logic (like if the user does this, send this), use campaigns. If you want to go more advanced than this, use workflows.
*This information is current as of 01/21/2025. While we regularly update our articles, it`s possible that this article may not contain some of the latest information.