Brevo for Elementor Forms
Formerly “Sendinblue integration for Elementor forms”
Send form data and contacts to Brevo as easily as the built-in integrations. Built with performance in mind: no extra scripts on page load.
Send form data and contacts to Brevo as easily as the built-in integrations. No extra scripts on page load.
Tested with Elementor & Elementor Pro 4.2 · WordPress 7.0 · Requires Elementor Pro (Forms)
Existing subscriber? Your plan is grandfathered with legacy status – unlimited installs and updates for as long as your subscription stays active.
Everything the free version does, plus the parts agencies ask for.
Plus the parts agencies ask for
Unlimited attribute mapping
Map any form field to any Brevo attribute – text, numbers, booleans and categories are sent in the right type.
Double opt-in
Send Brevo’s confirmation mail first and only add contacts once they confirm.
Dynamic lists
Send contacts to one or more lists based on a checkbox or dropdown in the form.
Dynamic fields
Fill every setting from form data, including Elementor’s [field id] shortcodes.
Unsubscribe action
Let visitors remove themselves from a list with a simple Elementor form.
Premium support
A year of email support, straight from the developer who maintains the plugin.
Unlimited attribute mapping
Text, numbers, booleans and categories.
Double opt-in
Confirm before a contact is added.
Dynamic lists
Choose lists via checkbox or dropdown.
Dynamic fields
Use [field id] shortcodes everywhere.
Unsubscribe action
Let visitors leave a list via a form.
Premium support
A year of email support.
Pick your license
Prices per year · incl. VAT
Single
For one website
- 1 site install
- 1 year of updates
- 1 year of email support
Five
For freelancers with a few clients
- 5 site installs
- 1 year of updates
- 1 year of email support
Unlimited
For agencies
- Unlimited installs
- 1 year of updates
- 1 year of email support
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Actively maintained
Tested against every major Elementor release. Latest version shown open, older ones collapsed.
2.1.5 · Latest · 23 Sep 2026
- Fixed – boolean attributes are now sent as real booleans, so Brevo no longer ignores them
- Improved – number and category attributes are converted to the right Brevo type
- New – Elementor [field id] shortcodes work in the attribute mapping
- Improved – “Clear Cache & Refresh” also clears Redis/Memcached caches
2.1.4 · 23 Jul 2026
- Debug logging is now decoupled from WordPress’ WP_DEBUG. Routine informational/cache messages no longer flood debug.log on sites that keep WP_DEBUG enabled. Logging is OFF by default and can be enabled with a new “Debug logging” checkbox on the settings page, or by defining the WEBTICA_SENDINBLUE_DEBUG constant in wp-config.php
- Fixed the Unsubscribe action reading the wrong option keys (free-version names) so the global API key was never applied when the global toggle was enabled
- Fixed the Unsubscribe action global API key note linking to the free settings page instead of the Pro settings page
- Fixed undefined index PHP notice when reading the global API key toggle in the Unsubscribe action run()
- Fixed the migration class version being hardcoded and going stale; the plugin version is now read directly from the plugin header so migrations always trigger correctly on future updates
- Migration admin notices now display the actual plugin version instead of a hardcoded “2.0.0”
- Performance: the form API-key list is now cached for one hour instead of being rebuilt from the database on every Elementor editor render (cleared by the “Clear Cache & Refresh” button)
- Performance/correctness: attribute and migration database scans now filter to forms that actually use this integration and no longer cap at 100 rows, so forms are never silently skipped on larger sites
- Switched outgoing Brevo API requests to HTTP/1.1
- Clarified an internal migration debug log message so it no longer reads like a stale current-version string
- Tested Elementor up to 4.2.0
- Tested Elementor PRO up to 4.2.0
- Tested WordPress up to 7.0.2
- Updated updater system dependencies
2.1.3 · 6 May 2026
- Fixed wrong condition keys in the Unsubscribe action causing the global API key note and GDPR field to never show or hide correctly in the Elementor editor
- Fixed the Unsubscribe action API key text field incorrectly showing when the global API key toggle was enabled
- Fixed migration class CURRENT_VERSION constant being stale (was 2.0.0, now 2.1.2) which would have prevented future migrations from triggering
- Fixed undefined index PHP notices in run() when settings keys are absent on newly created forms
- Fixed $doubleoptinurl being potentially undefined when double opt-in is disabled
- Fixed on_export() in the Unsubscribe action unsetting a field (sendinblue_unsubscribe_list) that was never registered as a control
- Fixed $dynamiclist, $attributessettings, and per-attribute field values accessed without isset() guards (PRO)
- Fix license checking for www variants
- Tested Elementor up to 4.0.7
- Tested Elementor PRO up to 4.0.4
- Tested WordPress up to 6.9.4
2.1.2 · 30 Jan 2026
- Fix license checking for www variants
- Tested Elementor up to 3.34.4
- Tested Elementor PRO up to 3.34.4
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