Integrations
Connect SendBeam to the tools you already use: the official n8n node and WordPress plugin, and ready-made examples for Zapier, Make and the frameworks and hosts your sites run on.
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.
| Integration | What it does |
|---|---|
| n8n | A community node with 25 actions for your contacts, lists, tags, campaigns, automations and email, and a trigger for every SendBeam event. |
| WordPress | A plugin that puts your forms and pop-ups on the site, collects opt-ins at registration, comments and checkout, and sends the site's own email. |
Everything else
Setup notes and copy-paste code for each tool, including the official ones above, are on the integrations pages.
Automation
- Zapier — The SendBeam app for Zapier: instant triggers for new contacts, unsubscribes, list joins and form submissions, plus contact and send actions.
- 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.
CMS
- WordPress — The official plugin puts your forms on the site with a block or a shortcode, runs pop-ups with their own targeting, collects opt-ins at registration, comments and checkout, and sends 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.
- Next.js — Client components for newsletter signup and a contact form that post to SendBeam, with no API route to maintain.
- Hugo — Partials for a signup and a contact form on a Hugo site, with the form IDs in hugo.toml.
- Eleventy — Nunjucks includes for a signup and a contact form, with form IDs read from the environment at build time.
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.