Unlimited sending
Per contact instead of per email sent. An extra newsletter or automation costs you nothing extra at Xendy.
The European Brevo alternative without send limits.
Brevo charges per email sent: when your credit runs out, the sending stops or the invoice goes up. At Xendy you pay per contact and send without limits, with no sending credit that runs out and no surcharge to take the Brevo logo out of your emails.
Unlimited sendingLogo-free, as standardSupport in your own language
Three reasons to switch.
Everything in the price
Logo-free emails, personal support and unlimited automations are in there as standard, with no surcharges or upsells.
Personal, in your language
A person who helps you, in your own language, instead of self-service in English or French.
Xendy and Brevo side by side.
| Item | Xendy | Brevo |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | XendyPer contact, unlimited sending | BrevoPer email sent (bundles) |
| Sending limit | XendyNone | BrevoThe bundle can run out |
| Logo in your emails | XendyNever | BrevoRemoving it costs extra |
| Transactional email & SMS | XendyNo, a deliberate choice | BrevoYes, in the suite |
| Support | XendyPersonal, in your language | BrevoSelf-service; English/French |
What does it save you?
Brevo publishes bundle prices per sending volume that change regularly; we are happy to work out the current rate with you live during a demo.
When does Brevo fit better?
Do you mainly want transactional email and SMS from one suite, or do you have an enormous list you rarely email? Then Brevo's model can work out well. If you email a living list regularly, at Xendy you stop counting per send.
What customers say.
Trustpilot 4.4
What keeps coming back in the reviews: the personal help at the start, and that you simply get someone on the line.
Switching is not a project
Contacts, segments and templates come across during an onboarding of about 30 minutes. Automations we rebuild together, often better than they were.
This is what you will do at Xendy.
Switching is not only keeping the same for less. It is often finally doing what was in there all along. This is what customers set up first after switching:
Unlimited sending
No sending bundles: email as often as your story calls for, at the same price.
Store automations
Abandoned cart and repeat-purchase flows on four platforms.
Seeing revenue per email
Attribution per campaign and per automation step.
With us, switching is not a project.
Day 0, getting to know each other (about 30 min)
We look inside your current tool with you and agree what comes across.
Day 0–1, we move you over
Contacts, segments and templates come across; your automations we rebuild together, often better than they were.
Day 1, first email out the door
Your brand template is ready and you send from Xendy.
Day 1–30, we stay beside you
Questions? You simply get hold of someone. And if you are not happy, within 30 days we move you back to your old tool for free.
Frequently asked questions.
Brevo charges per email sent (bundles with unlimited contacts); Xendy charges per contact with unlimited sending. If you email your list several times a month, per contact is almost always cheaper and more predictable.
It can be, honestly. If you have a big list you email only a few times a year, a sending model works out well.
No, deliberately not. We do one channel really well. What we do not have is out in the open on the pricing page.
Free and together: contacts, segments and templates come across during the onboarding of about 30 minutes.
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