Integrations

Everything here talks to the same two things: the REST API, with an API key from your workspace, and your public forms. The official integrations wrap them so you choose lists, tags and forms by name instead of copying IDs.

Official integrations

Built and maintained by SendBeam, with their own documentation.

Setup guides

One guide per integration: what you need, the steps, and the code. To browse or search what SendBeam connects to, use the integrations directory — it has the whole list with a search box, and each entry links back here.

Automation

• Kestra — A declarative Kestra flow that adds a contact and sends site email through SendBeam, plus a webhook trigger that starts a flow from SendBeam's events.
• Make — Use Make's HTTP module to add contacts and send email through the SendBeam REST API.
• n8n — The official SendBeam node for n8n: 25 actions for contacts, lists, tags, campaigns, automations and email, and a trigger for every SendBeam event.
• Trigger.dev — A typed Trigger.dev task that adds a contact and sends site email through SendBeam, with retries and a webhook coming back the other way.
• Windmill — Windmill scripts in TypeScript and Python that add contacts and send site email through SendBeam, ready for the Hub or your own workspace.
• Zapier — The SendBeam app for Zapier: an instant trigger for every SendBeam event, plus 17 actions and 5 searches for contacts, lists, tags, email, campaigns and automations.

Apps you already use

• Airtable — Keep SendBeam in step with an Airtable base: each new record with an email becomes a contact.
• Calendly — Add people who book a Calendly meeting to SendBeam, so follow-ups go out after the call.
• Eventbrite — Add Eventbrite attendees to SendBeam as contacts, tagged by event, for reminders and follow-ups.
• Google Sheets — Add each new row of a Google Sheet to SendBeam as a contact — handy for lists people still keep in a spreadsheet.
• Gumroad — Add Gumroad buyers to SendBeam as contacts, so each product can have its own list.
• HubSpot — Add new HubSpot contacts to SendBeam, so your CRM and your newsletter share one list of people.
• Jotform — Add Jotform submissions to SendBeam as contacts and put them on a list, through n8n, Make or Zapier.
• Lemon Squeezy — Add Lemon Squeezy customers to SendBeam from each new order, using Lemon Squeezy's webhooks or Zapier.
• Microsoft Teams — Send SendBeam's operational alerts straight into a Microsoft Teams channel — no automation tool in between.
• Notion — Add people from a Notion database to SendBeam: a new page with an email becomes a contact.
• Pipedrive — Bring the people in your Pipedrive into SendBeam, and send what they opened and clicked back to the person record.
• Shopify — Add Shopify customers to SendBeam as contacts, and tag the ones who agreed to marketing.
• Slack — Send SendBeam's operational alerts straight into a Slack channel — no automation tool in between.
• Stripe — Add new Stripe customers to SendBeam as contacts, ready for onboarding emails and receipts.
• Supabase — Send email straight from your Postgres: a row lands in orders, the customer gets their receipt.
• Tally — Send Tally form submissions to SendBeam as contacts, using Tally's own webhooks or an automation tool.
• Typeform — Turn Typeform responses into SendBeam contacts, on the list and with the tags you choose.
• Webflow — Send Webflow form submissions to SendBeam as contacts, or embed a SendBeam form in Webflow directly.

CMS

• WordPress — The official plugin: forms and pop-ups on the site, opt-ins at registration, comments and checkout, and the site's own email from your verified domain.

Framework

• Astro — A newsletter signup and a contact form as Astro components, posting straight to SendBeam with no server code.
• Eleventy — Nunjucks includes for a signup and a contact form, with form IDs read from the environment at build time.
• Hugo — Partials for a signup and a contact form on a Hugo site, with the form IDs in hugo.toml.
• Next.js — Client components for newsletter signup and a contact form that post to SendBeam, with no API route to maintain.

Hosting

• Cloudflare Pages — A contact form and newsletter signup on Cloudflare Pages without a Pages Function, plus the _headers file for Turnstile.
• Netlify — Forms on a Netlify site that keep working when you move hosts, with the netlify.toml headers for Turnstile.
• Vercel — A Next.js or static site on Vercel with SendBeam forms and a vercel.json headers block.

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