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How to Integrate Lovable with Brevo (Sendinblue)

To integrate Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) with Lovable, store your Brevo API key in Cloud → Secrets and create an Edge Function that proxies calls to the Brevo API v3. Brevo's unique advantage is combining transactional emails, marketing campaigns, and SMS into one platform and one API key — unlike SendGrid which focuses on transactional delivery, Brevo lets you manage your entire email and SMS communication stack from a single Lovable integration.

What you'll learn

  • How to find your Brevo API key and store it in Lovable Cloud → Secrets
  • How to create an Edge Function that sends transactional emails via the Brevo SMTP API
  • How to add contacts to Brevo lists for marketing campaigns from the same Edge Function architecture
  • How to use Brevo's SMS API to send text messages alongside email from one integration
  • When to use Brevo versus SendGrid (transactional only) or Mailchimp (marketing only) for your Lovable app
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TL;DR

To integrate Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) with Lovable, store your Brevo API key in Cloud → Secrets and create an Edge Function that proxies calls to the Brevo API v3. Brevo's unique advantage is combining transactional emails, marketing campaigns, and SMS into one platform and one API key — unlike SendGrid which focuses on transactional delivery, Brevo lets you manage your entire email and SMS communication stack from a single Lovable integration.

Handle both transactional and marketing email from Lovable using Brevo's unified API

Most email platforms specialize in one category. SendGrid, Mailgun, and Postmark excel at transactional email — fast, reliable delivery of individual messages triggered by user actions. Mailchimp, Constant Contact, and ConvertKit excel at marketing email — list management, campaign scheduling, and audience segmentation. Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) is the main platform that does both well under one API key, at a price point accessible to early-stage startups and small businesses. If your Lovable app needs to send welcome emails (transactional) AND a monthly newsletter (marketing), Brevo means one integration, one dashboard, and one bill.

Lovable does not have a native Brevo connector, so all interactions flow through an Edge Function. Your frontend calls the Edge Function; the function routes to the appropriate Brevo API endpoint depending on the operation — POST /smtp/email for transactional sends, POST /contacts for list management, POST /sms/send for SMS. All of these use the same API key and the same base URL (api.brevo.com/v3), making the architecture simpler than managing credentials for separate services.

Brevo's free tier is genuinely useful for production apps: 300 emails per day with no daily contact limit. For a startup Lovable app, this covers both transactional emails and small-scale marketing campaigns before you need to upgrade. The SMS feature requires a separate credit top-up, but the same API key handles the billing. This guide covers the complete setup from API key generation through building a form that adds contacts to a marketing list and sends them a transactional welcome email — all from one Edge Function.

Integration method

Edge Function Integration

Brevo has no native Lovable connector. Both transactional emails and marketing campaign operations are handled via a Lovable Edge Function that calls the Brevo API v3. Your Brevo API key is stored in Cloud → Secrets and accessed via Deno.env.get(), keeping credentials server-side and preventing CORS errors. The same Edge Function can send transactional emails AND manage marketing contacts depending on the endpoint called.

Prerequisites

  • A Lovable project with Lovable Cloud enabled (Edge Functions require Lovable Cloud)
  • A Brevo account — the free tier includes 300 emails/day with no contact limit (brevo.com)
  • Your Brevo API key (Brevo dashboard → Settings → API Keys → Generate a new API key)
  • A verified sender email address in Brevo (Settings → Senders & IP → Senders → Add a Sender) — required before sending transactional emails
  • At least one Brevo Contact List created (Contacts → Lists → Create a list) if you plan to use marketing list features

Step-by-step guide

1

Generate your Brevo API key and verify your sender address

Before building the integration, you need two things from your Brevo account: an API key and a verified sender email address. To get your API key: log in to your Brevo dashboard at app.brevo.com. In the top-right corner, click your account name, then go to Settings. In the left sidebar, click 'API Keys'. Click 'Generate a new API key'. Give it a name like 'Lovable Integration' and click Generate. Brevo shows the API key once — copy it immediately. It looks like a long alphanumeric string starting with 'xkeysib-'. This key authenticates all your API requests. To verify your sender address: in the Brevo dashboard, go to Settings → Senders & IP → Senders. Click 'Add a Sender'. Enter the email address and display name you want to send from (e.g., hello@yourapp.com and 'Your App Name'). Brevo sends a verification email to that address — click the link in that email to verify it. Without a verified sender, your transactional email calls will return a 400 error with 'sender email is invalid'. If you plan to use Brevo contact lists for marketing campaigns, also note your List ID: go to Contacts → Lists, click on your list, and the list ID appears in the URL as a number (e.g., /contacts/lists/5 means your list ID is 5). Brevo list IDs are integers, not UUIDs. Have your API key, verified sender email, sender name, and list ID ready before the next step.

Pro tip: If you are on Brevo's free plan, you are limited to 300 emails per day. The transactional email API and marketing contact API both count toward this daily limit. For higher volume, upgrade to the Starter plan which removes the daily sending limit and charges per email sent.

Expected result: You have a Brevo API key starting with 'xkeysib-', a verified sender email address visible in Settings → Senders, and optionally a list ID from the Contacts → Lists section.

2

Add Brevo credentials to Lovable Cloud Secrets

Store your Brevo credentials in Lovable's Cloud Secrets panel. These values will be accessed by your Edge Function via Deno.env.get() and must never appear in your frontend code or be pasted into the chat interface. In your Lovable project, click the '+' icon at the top of the editor to open the Cloud panel. Click the 'Secrets' tab. Add the following secrets by clicking 'Add new secret' for each: First secret — Name: BREVO_API_KEY, Value: your full Brevo API key (xkeysib-...). This goes in the api-key header of every request (note: Brevo uses the header name 'api-key', not 'Authorization: Bearer'). Second secret — Name: BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL, Value: your verified sender email address (e.g., hello@yourapp.com). This must exactly match a verified sender in your Brevo account. Third secret — Name: BREVO_SENDER_NAME, Value: the display name that appears as the sender in recipients' inboxes (e.g., 'Your App Name'). Optional fourth secret — Name: BREVO_LIST_ID, Value: your Brevo contact list ID as an integer (e.g., 5). Only needed if you are adding contacts to a marketing list. Brevo's authentication header is unusual compared to other APIs: instead of 'Authorization: Bearer token', you use 'api-key: your-api-key'. The Edge Function code handles this correctly, but it's important to know if you are debugging raw API calls.

Pro tip: Brevo's API key header is 'api-key' (not 'Authorization: Bearer'). If you copy authentication examples from other email APIs, remember to update the header name — using the wrong header name results in a 401 error with no helpful detail.

Expected result: BREVO_API_KEY, BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL, BREVO_SENDER_NAME (and optionally BREVO_LIST_ID) appear in your Cloud → Secrets panel with values masked.

3

Create the Brevo transactional email Edge Function

Create the primary Edge Function that sends transactional emails and manages contacts. The function handles two operations based on the request body: sending a transactional email via POST /smtp/email, and adding a contact to a list via POST /contacts. Brevo's transactional email endpoint (POST https://api.brevo.com/v3/smtp/email) requires a sender object with name and email, a to array of recipient objects with email and optionally name, a subject string, and either htmlContent or textContent. Optional fields include attachment, headers, params (for template variable substitution), and tags for tracking. Brevo's contact creation endpoint (POST https://api.brevo.com/v3/contacts) requires at minimum an email field. You can also pass attributes (Brevo's term for contact properties like FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME) and listIds (an array of integer list IDs to add the contact to). If the contact already exists, Brevo updates their record with the new attributes. The function below handles both operations, switching based on the action parameter in the request body. This approach keeps both capabilities behind a single deployed function URL, which simplifies your frontend code — you call the same function with a different action rather than managing two separate Edge Function URLs.

Lovable Prompt

Create an Edge Function called brevo-email at supabase/functions/brevo-email/index.ts. It should handle two actions based on the request body: action='send-email' sends a transactional email via POST https://api.brevo.com/v3/smtp/email, and action='add-contact' adds a contact to a Brevo list via POST https://api.brevo.com/v3/contacts. Use BREVO_API_KEY (in 'api-key' header), BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL, BREVO_SENDER_NAME, and BREVO_LIST_ID from Deno environment. Include CORS headers. Return success with the Brevo message ID or contact ID.

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supabase/functions/brevo-email/index.ts
1import { serve } from 'https://deno.land/std@0.168.0/http/server.ts'
2
3const corsHeaders = {
4 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*',
5 'Access-Control-Allow-Headers': 'authorization, x-client-info, apikey, content-type',
6}
7
8const BREVO_BASE = 'https://api.brevo.com/v3'
9
10serve(async (req) => {
11 if (req.method === 'OPTIONS') {
12 return new Response('ok', { headers: corsHeaders })
13 }
14
15 try {
16 const body = await req.json()
17 const { action } = body
18
19 const apiKey = Deno.env.get('BREVO_API_KEY')
20 const senderEmail = Deno.env.get('BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL')
21 const senderName = Deno.env.get('BREVO_SENDER_NAME')
22 const listId = Deno.env.get('BREVO_LIST_ID')
23
24 if (!apiKey || !senderEmail || !senderName) {
25 throw new Error('Missing required secrets: BREVO_API_KEY, BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL, BREVO_SENDER_NAME')
26 }
27
28 const brevoHeaders = {
29 'api-key': apiKey,
30 'Content-Type': 'application/json',
31 Accept: 'application/json',
32 }
33
34 if (action === 'send-email') {
35 const { to, toName = '', subject, htmlContent, textContent } = body
36 if (!to || !subject || (!htmlContent && !textContent)) {
37 throw new Error('send-email requires: to, subject, and htmlContent or textContent')
38 }
39
40 const payload = {
41 sender: { name: senderName, email: senderEmail },
42 to: [{ email: to, name: toName }],
43 subject,
44 ...(htmlContent ? { htmlContent } : { textContent }),
45 }
46
47 const res = await fetch(`${BREVO_BASE}/smtp/email`, {
48 method: 'POST',
49 headers: brevoHeaders,
50 body: JSON.stringify(payload),
51 })
52 const data = await res.json()
53 if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`Brevo send error: ${JSON.stringify(data)}`)
54
55 return new Response(
56 JSON.stringify({ success: true, messageId: data.messageId }),
57 { headers: { ...corsHeaders, 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }
58 )
59 }
60
61 if (action === 'add-contact') {
62 const { email, firstName = '', lastName = '' } = body
63 if (!email) throw new Error('add-contact requires: email')
64
65 const payload: Record<string, unknown> = {
66 email,
67 attributes: { FIRSTNAME: firstName, LASTNAME: lastName },
68 updateEnabled: true,
69 }
70 if (listId) {
71 payload.listIds = [parseInt(listId, 10)]
72 }
73
74 const res = await fetch(`${BREVO_BASE}/contacts`, {
75 method: 'POST',
76 headers: brevoHeaders,
77 body: JSON.stringify(payload),
78 })
79 const data = await res.json()
80 // 204 means existing contact was updated (no body)
81 if (!res.ok && res.status !== 204) {
82 throw new Error(`Brevo contact error: ${JSON.stringify(data)}`)
83 }
84
85 return new Response(
86 JSON.stringify({ success: true, id: data.id || null }),
87 { headers: { ...corsHeaders, 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }
88 )
89 }
90
91 throw new Error(`Unknown action: ${action}. Use 'send-email' or 'add-contact'.`)
92 } catch (error) {
93 return new Response(
94 JSON.stringify({ error: error.message }),
95 { status: 500, headers: { ...corsHeaders, 'Content-Type': 'application/json' } }
96 )
97 }
98})

Pro tip: Brevo returns HTTP 204 (No Content) when updating an existing contact — there is no response body. The Edge Function code handles this by checking for 204 as a success status alongside 200 and 201. Make sure any frontend code that processes the response handles the case where data.id may be null for existing contacts.

Expected result: The brevo-email Edge Function is deployed. Test the 'send-email' action by invoking it with your own email address as the 'to' field — you should receive the email within a few seconds. Test 'add-contact' and verify the contact appears in Brevo → Contacts.

4

Connect the signup form and verify the end-to-end flow

With the Edge Function deployed, wire up your Lovable frontend to use it. The most common Brevo use case for Lovable apps is combining contact list signup with an immediate welcome email — call the 'add-contact' action when a user signs up, and call the 'send-email' action to deliver a personalized welcome message. The frontend code should call supabase.functions.invoke('brevo-email', { body: { action: 'add-contact', email, firstName } }) for the list subscription, and separately call the same function with action: 'send-email' for the immediate welcome message. You can fire both calls sequentially or in parallel using Promise.all() if you want to minimize latency. Brevo's free tier daily limit of 300 emails applies to transactional sends via /smtp/email. Adding contacts to a list via /contacts does not count against this limit. If you are on a usage-heavy free plan, prioritize transactional sends for critical messages (welcome, password reset, order confirmation) and save marketing sends for batched campaigns in the Brevo dashboard. For testing, check both the Brevo Logs (in your Brevo dashboard under Transactional → Log) to confirm the email was sent and delivered, and the Brevo Contacts section to confirm the contact was added to the correct list with the expected attributes.

Lovable Prompt

Add a newsletter signup form to my homepage. When submitted, call the brevo-email Edge Function twice: first with action='add-contact' to add them to the list, then with action='send-email' to send a welcome email with subject 'Welcome to [App Name]!' and an HTML greeting. Use Promise.all to run both calls simultaneously. Show a loading state and a success message 'You're in! Check your inbox for a welcome email.' on completion.

Paste this in Lovable chat

src/components/BrevoSignup.tsx
1import { useState } from 'react'
2import { supabase } from '@/lib/supabase'
3import { Button } from '@/components/ui/button'
4import { Input } from '@/components/ui/input'
5import { toast } from '@/components/ui/use-toast'
6
7export const BrevoSignup = () => {
8 const [email, setEmail] = useState('')
9 const [firstName, setFirstName] = useState('')
10 const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false)
11 const [done, setDone] = useState(false)
12
13 const invoke = (body: Record<string, unknown>) =>
14 supabase.functions.invoke('brevo-email', { body })
15
16 const handleSubmit = async (e: React.FormEvent) => {
17 e.preventDefault()
18 setLoading(true)
19 try {
20 const welcomeHtml = `<h2>Welcome, ${firstName || 'there'}!</h2><p>Thanks for signing up. We are excited to have you.</p>`
21
22 const [contactRes, emailRes] = await Promise.all([
23 invoke({ action: 'add-contact', email, firstName }),
24 invoke({
25 action: 'send-email',
26 to: email,
27 toName: firstName,
28 subject: 'Welcome! You are on the list.',
29 htmlContent: welcomeHtml,
30 }),
31 ])
32
33 if (contactRes.error) throw contactRes.error
34 if (emailRes.error) throw emailRes.error
35
36 setDone(true)
37 } catch (err) {
38 toast({
39 title: 'Something went wrong',
40 description: 'Please try again or contact support.',
41 variant: 'destructive',
42 })
43 } finally {
44 setLoading(false)
45 }
46 }
47
48 if (done) {
49 return (
50 <div className="text-center py-6">
51 <p className="font-semibold text-lg">You're in!</p>
52 <p className="text-muted-foreground">Check your inbox for a welcome email.</p>
53 </div>
54 )
55 }
56
57 return (
58 <form onSubmit={handleSubmit} className="flex flex-col gap-3 max-w-sm">
59 <Input placeholder="First name" value={firstName} onChange={(e) => setFirstName(e.target.value)} />
60 <Input type="email" placeholder="Email address" value={email} onChange={(e) => setEmail(e.target.value)} required />
61 <Button type="submit" disabled={loading}>
62 {loading ? 'Signing up...' : 'Get Started'}
63 </Button>
64 </form>
65 )
66}

Expected result: When a user submits the form, they receive a welcome email immediately and appear in your Brevo Contacts list with FIRSTNAME and LASTNAME attributes populated. Check Brevo → Transactional → Log to confirm email delivery status.

Common use cases

Send a transactional welcome email and add the user to a marketing list simultaneously

When a new user signs up for your Lovable app via Supabase Auth, trigger an Edge Function that does two things: sends a personalized welcome email via Brevo's transactional API, and adds the user to a Brevo contact list for your onboarding email sequence. This dual-purpose pattern is Brevo's key advantage — one API key handles the immediate welcome email and the ongoing marketing relationship.

Lovable Prompt

Create an Edge Function called brevo-onboard-user that accepts { email, firstName }. It should: 1) Send a transactional welcome email to the user using Brevo's POST /smtp/email endpoint with BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL and BREVO_SENDER_NAME from secrets, and 2) Add the contact to my Brevo list using BREVO_LIST_ID from secrets via POST /contacts. Use BREVO_API_KEY for authentication via the api-key header. Return success when both operations complete.

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Add newsletter subscribers with double opt-in confirmation via Brevo

Build a newsletter signup form in Lovable. When a visitor submits their email, the Edge Function uses Brevo's double opt-in feature to send a confirmation email via Brevo. Only contacts who click the confirmation link are added to your marketing list. Brevo's double opt-in works by calling the /contacts/doubleOptinConfirmation endpoint with a redirect URL for after confirmation.

Lovable Prompt

Create an Edge Function that adds newsletter subscribers to my Brevo list with double opt-in. Accept { email, firstName } and call POST /contacts/doubleOptinConfirmation with the BREVO_LIST_ID and a redirect URL of my site's homepage. Store BREVO_API_KEY and BREVO_LIST_ID in secrets. The confirmation email template ID should come from BREVO_OPTIN_TEMPLATE_ID. Return success or a descriptive error.

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Send transactional SMS notifications alongside email from Lovable

For time-sensitive notifications like appointment reminders, order confirmations, or security codes, use Brevo's SMS API from the same Edge Function architecture. The SMS API at POST /transactionalSMS/sms accepts a recipient phone number, sender name, and message content. Since Brevo uses the same API key for email and SMS, you don't need separate credentials — just an additional SMS credit balance in your Brevo account.

Lovable Prompt

Create an Edge Function called brevo-notify that can send either an email or an SMS depending on the notification type. Accept { type: 'email' | 'sms', recipient, subject, content, phone }. For email, call POST /smtp/email. For SMS, call POST /transactionalSMS/sms with sender 'MyApp' and the message content. Use BREVO_API_KEY from secrets for both. Return success or the specific API error.

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Troubleshooting

Brevo API returns 401 with 'Key not found' or 'Unauthorized'

Cause: The BREVO_API_KEY secret is incorrect, was copied with extra whitespace, or the API key has been regenerated in the Brevo dashboard, invalidating the stored value.

Solution: Go to your Brevo dashboard → Settings → API Keys and verify your key is active. If it may have changed, generate a new key, update BREVO_API_KEY in Cloud → Secrets, and trigger a redeployment of the Edge Function by asking Lovable to add a comment to the function. Also verify that the header name in your function is 'api-key' (not 'Authorization: Bearer') — Brevo uses a non-standard header name.

Transactional email returns 400 with 'sender email is invalid' or 'Sender not allowed'

Cause: The email address stored in BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL is not verified as a sender in your Brevo account. Brevo requires all sender addresses to be explicitly verified before use.

Solution: Go to Brevo dashboard → Settings → Senders & IP → Senders. Check if your sender email is in the list and shows as verified. If not, click 'Add a Sender', enter the email address, and complete the verification process by clicking the link in the verification email Brevo sends. Update BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL in Cloud → Secrets to match the exact verified sender address.

Contact is added but does not appear in the expected Brevo list

Cause: The BREVO_LIST_ID secret contains a non-integer value or the wrong list ID. Brevo list IDs are integers (e.g., 5), not UUIDs, and the parseInt() conversion in the Edge Function will return NaN if the value is not numeric.

Solution: Go to Brevo → Contacts → Lists and click on your target list. The list ID appears in the URL as a plain integer (e.g., /contacts/lists/5). Update BREVO_LIST_ID in Cloud → Secrets with just the integer (e.g., '5' not 'list-5' or a UUID). The Edge Function uses parseInt(listId, 10), so the secret should contain the numeric string only.

Free tier daily email limit reached — emails stop being delivered mid-day

Cause: Brevo's free tier is limited to 300 transactional email sends per day. If your app sends both welcome emails and other transactional messages, or has significant user signups, you may hit this limit.

Solution: Upgrade to Brevo's Starter plan (pay-per-email, no daily limit) or implement rate limiting in your Edge Function to prevent overuse. For production apps with more than a few signups per day, the free tier is not suitable for transactional sends. Alternatively, use Lovable Cloud's built-in email for basic transactional sends and reserve Brevo for marketing campaigns only.

Best practices

  • Use Brevo's 'updateEnabled: true' parameter when creating contacts — this merges new data with existing contact records rather than failing on duplicates, which is essential for apps where users may interact multiple times.
  • Store BREVO_SENDER_EMAIL and BREVO_SENDER_NAME as separate secrets so you can change the sender identity (e.g., from a generic company address to a personal founder address for onboarding emails) without code changes.
  • Leverage Brevo's unified platform by handling both transactional emails and marketing list management through the same Edge Function — this eliminates the overhead of managing credentials and integration code for separate services.
  • Use Brevo's template system for complex email designs — create reusable HTML templates in the Brevo dashboard and reference them by template ID in the API call (templateId parameter in the email payload) rather than embedding HTML in your Edge Function.
  • Monitor Brevo's transactional email logs (Transactional → Log in the Brevo dashboard) to track delivery status, bounces, and spam reports — this is critical for debugging delivery issues in production.
  • For GDPR compliance with European users, use Brevo's double opt-in feature for marketing lists — trigger the /contacts/doubleOptinConfirmation endpoint instead of /contacts for newsletter signups to ensure explicit consent.
  • Never hardcode the Brevo API key in your React frontend or chat — the key has full account access including the ability to send emails from your verified domains and access all contacts.

Alternatives

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Brevo and SendGrid for a Lovable app?

SendGrid specializes in transactional email — fast, reliable delivery of individual messages triggered by app events. Brevo combines transactional email AND marketing campaign management in one platform. If your Lovable app needs both welcome emails and newsletter campaigns, Brevo means one integration and one bill. If you only need transactional email (no marketing lists), SendGrid has a stronger deliverability track record and more detailed analytics.

Is Brevo's free tier sufficient for a production Lovable app?

Brevo's free tier allows 300 emails per day with no contact limit, which works for small apps with low daily active user counts. For an app with regular signups and transactional emails, you will likely exceed 300 sends per day fairly quickly. The Starter plan removes the daily limit and charges per email sent, which is a better model for production apps. Brevo's contact storage is free regardless of plan tier, so there is no per-contact cost.

Can Brevo send SMS messages in the same integration?

Yes, Brevo's SMS API (POST /transactionalSMS/sms) uses the same API key as the email endpoints. SMS sending requires a positive SMS credit balance in your Brevo account (purchased separately from the email plan). The SMS sender name is limited to 11 characters for European numbers. You can add an SMS action to the same Edge Function used for email — the code structure is identical, just pointing to the SMS endpoint.

Does Brevo support email templates like Mailchimp?

Yes, Brevo has a template builder where you can design reusable HTML email templates. Once a template is created, you reference it by template ID in the API call (templateId: 42 in the payload) instead of passing raw HTML. Template variables are passed via the params object ({ params: { FIRSTNAME: 'Alex', ORDER_ID: '12345' } }). This is cleaner than embedding HTML in your Edge Function code for complex email designs.

How do I test the Brevo integration without sending real emails?

Brevo does not have a native sandbox mode for email sending. The simplest testing approach is to add your own email address as a test contact and send emails to yourself. Alternatively, use a service like Mailtrap or Ethereal Email as your SMTP relay during development and switch to Brevo for production. You can also check Brevo's Transactional → Log section after sends to see delivery status and any error details without needing to receive the email.

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