How does Grok Bot connect to Brevo?

Through the Brevo plugin in the Grok Bot Marketplace, built by Cursor. It connects to Brevo's official remote MCP server at https://mcp.brevo.com/v1/brevo/mcp with an MCP token you create in Brevo.

Can I use a regular Brevo API key?

No. The plugin needs a key created with Create MCP server API key turned on, under Account > SMTP & API > API Keys.

What can a Bot do in Brevo?

Work with contacts, lists and segments, email campaigns and templates, SMS and WhatsApp campaigns, and CRM deals, companies, tasks and notes. Brevo describes its MCP server as early access, so the tool list can change.

What if the plugin cannot do something?

Each Bot has a cloud computer with a browser and terminal. xAI recommends a connector when one exists and the browser for the rest. If a website needs a human step, the Bot hands it to you.

Is the MCP token read-only?

No. The token has full read and write access to your Brevo account, with no read-only mode. Treat it like a password and rotate it from the API Keys screen if it leaks.

Who can use Grok Bot?

Grok Bot is in beta. It is included with paid individual Cursor plans and Cursor Teams, and with SuperGrok, SuperGrok Plus and SuperGrok Heavy subscriptions.

Grok Bot

Add Brevo from the Grok Bot Marketplace and hand your Bots real marketing and sales work: contacts, email, SMS and WhatsApp campaigns, and CRM deals.
Where the plugin stops, a Bot can use its own browser.

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Why use Brevo with Grok Bot

Connector first

The Brevo plugin connects your Bots to Brevo's official MCP server. xAI recommends a connector over clicking through a website because it is more reliable.

One token, your account

You create an MCP token in Brevo and connect it to the plugin. Tool calls run with that token's permissions, so treat it like a password.

A computer for the rest

Each Bot works on a cloud computer with a browser and terminal, so it can finish steps the plugin does not cover, and hands you any step that needs a human.