Brevo Alternative: Mailpro vs Brevo (Sendinblue)
Updated: October 28, 2026
Brevo, the former Sendinblue, is a French all-in-one platform with email, SMS, WhatsApp and a CRM. Like Mailpro™, it prices mainly by emails sent rather than by contacts — so the real differences lie elsewhere: daily limits, statistics, branding, support and where your data is hosted.
Here is a fair comparison to help you decide.
Mailpro vs Brevo: quick comparison
| Criteria | Mailpro | Brevo |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing based on | Emails sent — pay-as-you-go credits or a monthly plan | Emails sent; prepaid credits available |
| Free offer | 500 free credits to start | Free plan: 300 emails/day, Brevo logo on every email |
| Entry paid plan | See the pricing page | Starter from €7/month for 5,000 emails; logo removal is an extra add-on |
| Statistics | Opens, clicks and bounces on every plan | Basic statistics on Free; advanced reports from Standard |
| SMS | SMS campaigns in the same account | SMS credits sold separately |
| Transactional email | SMTP and API included | Included |
| Forms and surveys | Forms and surveys built in | Forms on all plans; landing pages not on Free; surveys not listed |
| Data hosting | Private infrastructure in Switzerland | EU: OVH in France and Germany, Google Cloud in Belgium |
| Support | Email and phone on every plan, backed by an SLA | Email; phone support with the Professional plan |
Competitor details checked on their public websites on October 28, 2026. Plans and prices change; the comparison reflects that date.
No daily cap, no logo in your emails
Brevo's free plan stops at 300 emails a day and adds the Brevo logo to every message; on Starter, removing the logo is a separate add-on. That makes it hard to send a whole list on launch day.
With Mailpro, your credits are yours to use when you choose, and your newsletters carry your brand. Compare plans on the pricing page.
Every statistic, on every plan
On Brevo's free plan you get basic statistics; detailed reports such as heat maps and geography start on Standard. Mailpro reports opens, clicks, bounces and unsubscribes for every campaign, whatever your plan, and lets you segment contacts by their behaviour.
Combine that with 600+ templates and automated emails to improve each send.
Swiss hosting, outside the EU and US
Brevo hosts data in the EU, with OVH in France and Germany and Google Cloud in Belgium. Mailpro keeps everything on its own private infrastructure in Switzerland, outside US jurisdiction, and never sells or rents your data.
Read why Switzerland matters for data protection.
A real person on the phone
Brevo's phone support comes with its Professional plan. Mailpro answers by email and phone on every plan, under a published service level agreement — useful when a campaign has to leave on time.
Mailpro also adds native online surveys, which Brevo does not list.
Which one should you choose?
Choose Brevo if you want a CRM, live chat and WhatsApp in the same suite and are fine with EU cloud hosting.
Choose Mailpro if you want no daily cap, full statistics, your own branding, phone support, surveys and Swiss hosting. See more on our comparison page.
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FAQ: Brevo (Sendinblue) vs Mailpro
Is Mailpro a good alternative to Brevo?
Yes. Like Brevo, Mailpro prices by emails sent, and it adds Swiss hosting, full statistics on every plan, no daily cap, no logo in your emails, surveys and phone support.
Is Brevo the same as Sendinblue?
Yes. Sendinblue was renamed Brevo in 2023.
What are the limits of Brevo's free plan?
300 emails per day, basic statistics only and the Brevo logo on every email (October 2026).
Where is Brevo data hosted?
In the EU, with OVH in France and Germany and Google Cloud in Belgium. Mailpro hosts data on private infrastructure in Switzerland.
Does Mailpro include SMS and transactional email?
Yes. SMS campaigns and SMTP/API transactional email are part of the same Mailpro account.
Can I import my contacts from Brevo?
Yes. Export them as CSV and import them into Mailpro with the import report.