Sendinblue

Sendinblue — now operating under the name Brevo — is one of Europe's best-known all-in-one marketing platforms. If you write about email marketing, small-business software, marketing automation, or SMS/WhatsApp campaigns, its affiliate program is a natural fit because the product has broad appeal and a genuinely usable free tier that lowers the barrier to conversion.

About Sendinblue (Brevo)

Sendinblue rebranded to Brevo in 2023, but the affiliate program is still widely referenced under the Sendinblue name. The platform bundles email marketing, SMS marketing, WhatsApp campaigns, web and mobile push notifications, live chat, a chatbot, transactional messaging, sales/CRM pipelines, loyalty tools and marketing automation into a single product. Brevo says it is trusted by more than 600,000 customers around the world and positions itself as an AI-first customer platform (its "Aura" AI agents assist with marketing, sales and support workflows).

Pricing starts with a free-forever plan (no credit card required) aimed at individuals and solopreneurs, then scales through Starter, Standard and Professional tiers up to a custom-priced Enterprise plan. Because pricing is metered by email volume and channels, the actual subscription value varies widely — which is why the program pays a fixed commission rather than a percentage of spend.

How the Sendinblue affiliate program works

The program is a CPS (cost-per-sale) arrangement with a fixed commission structure. Multiple affiliate directories report the same headline terms:

• Commission: up to €100 for a new paid subscription. Several sources also cite €5 for a free account signup, meaning you can earn on both free and paid referrals (figures of "€5–€105" also appear).
• Cookie duration: 90 days from last click (Post Affiliate Pro lists 90 days; note FlexOffers' now-inactive record listed 60 days and a 24% payout, reflecting an older/network-specific setup).
• Payout frequency: monthly.
• Payout method: PayPal (and other methods).
• Minimum payout: none reported.
• Geography: worldwide acceptance.
• Commission type: single-tier (you earn only on sales you generate — no sub-affiliate earnings).

You apply for free through Brevo's official affiliate page at brevo.com/partners/affiliates, where Brevo advertises "fix commissions" for promoting its platform and says applying takes about a minute at no cost. Approval is required. Affiliates get access to promotional materials including HTML banners, image banners and text links.

Who should promote Sendinblue

This program suits creators and site owners whose audiences are actively choosing marketing tools:

• Marketing and SaaS bloggers who publish "best email marketing software" or Mailchimp-alternative roundups.
• Small-business and entrepreneur content creators — the free tier converts well because there's no credit-card friction.
• YouTubers and course creators teaching email marketing, automation, or e-commerce, who can demo the platform.
• Agencies and freelancers who set clients up on marketing tools and want to monetize recommendations.

Because commissions are flat and can pay on free signups, high-traffic top-of-funnel content can generate volume even from readers who never upgrade to paid.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Long 90-day cookie gives conversions plenty of time to land.
• Pay on free signups (reported ~€5) plus larger paid-subscription payouts (up to €100).
• Fixed euro commissions are predictable and easy to forecast.
• Worldwide acceptance and monthly PayPal payouts with no minimum threshold reported.
• Strong, well-known brand with 600,000+ customers and a genuinely useful free plan that aids conversion.

Cons

• One-time, not recurring: the reported terms are flat per-sale payouts, so you don't earn on renewals like some competitors (e.g. programs offering 30% recurring).
• Inconsistent published terms: different directories cite different cookie windows and payout figures (90 days vs 60 days; €100 vs 24%), so confirm current rates on the official Brevo page before publishing.
• Rebrand confusion: "Sendinblue" is now "Brevo," which can create SEO and messaging friction in older content.
• Single-tier only — no sub-affiliate earnings.

Overall, the Sendinblue/Brevo affiliate program is a solid pick for anyone with a marketing-software audience, especially if your content drives high signup volume. Just verify the exact, current commission and cookie terms on Brevo's official affiliate page before promoting, since third-party listings disagree.