Revnu
VerifiedSummary
Revnu is a hosted AI growth agent that finds B2B buyers, writes and sends email and LinkedIn outreach, runs paid ad campaigns and publishes SEO pages. Work reaches a review queue for approval, with an API, CLI and MCP server.
- From
- $99/monthbilled monthly
- Free trial
- Partly"First day free" on the Pro plan with a card taken up front at Stripe checkout, cancel anytime with no contract or minimum term. No standing $0 plan. Managed is custom-priced and sold on a call. YC companies get 3 months free (6 for F26) then 50% off, via the Bookface deal.
What it does
- Writes code
- PartlyNot a coding product, but it will open small pull requests against a connected GitHub repo for growth-related changes; the vendor says most of its work needs no code access at all.
Only if you let it. If you connect a GitHub repo, Revnu opens small, signed PRs you can read quickly and revert cleanly. Most growth work does not…
revnu.com/faq - Ships it
- NoOn the code surface it stops at a pull request a human reads and can revert; it does publish marketing pages itself, but it does not deploy software.
If you connect a GitHub repo, Revnu opens small, signed PRs you can read quickly and revert cleanly.
revnu.com/faq - Done-for-you service
- PartlyPro is self-serve software you run; the custom-priced Managed tier adds a forward-deployed growth engineer from the vendor's team who sets up and runs channels with you.
A forward-deployed growth engineer from our team
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How much it does unattended
- Runs autonomously
- PartlyEvery send and post waits for approval by default; the trust ladder can let a kind of work auto-ship after enough clean approvals, but money spend and live-conversation replies never do.
Some work never ships on its own: anything that spends money, and replies inside a live email conversation.
revnu.com/docs/concepts - Multi-agent
- NoThe vendor's own framing is a single agent covering every channel through one shared loop, rather than several agents coordinating on a task.
One agent running every channel, every day.
revnu.com/pricing - Agent permissions
- YesPermission is explicit and graduated: a review queue by default, per-lane auto-send you switch on, an auto-ship delay, a do-not-contact block list and ad caps.
Only after you agree do its cards carry `autoResolveAt`, the time they ship unless you act first: at least four hours for sends, a day for reversible…
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Where you use it
- In your editor
- PartlyThere is no IDE extension that does the growth work; the remote MCP server does put the review queue and agent chat inside Cursor and VS Code.
The Revnu MCP server puts your growth hire in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code.
revnu.com/mcp - On the command line
- YesA published npm CLI exposes every API route as a subcommand, prints JSON to stdout and can also serve a local MCP server.
The revnu command: every API route as a subcommand, JSON on stdout, and a login that keeps the token out of your shell history.
revnu.com/docs/cli - In your pipeline
- PartlyThe CLI is documented as usable non-interactively in CI with a token secret, but nothing acts on a pull request or runs as a CI check on your code.
Yes. Set `REVNU_API_TOKEN` as a secret and call the commands directly; nothing is interactive when the token comes from the environment.
revnu.com/docs/cli - In a browser
- YesA hosted dashboard is the primary surface, with chat, the review queue and settings; the API is described as giving the same controls the dashboard has.
It gives you the same controls a customer has in the dashboard: see what the agent wants to do, say yes or no, tell it what to do next, and read what…
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What it costs to run
- How it meters
- YesOne flat monthly subscription for the whole account with no seat counting, and ad budget paid separately to the ad platforms rather than to Revnu.
From $99 a month. No seats to count.
revnu.com/solutions/enterprise - Free tier
- PartlyYou can start without a sales call and the first day is free, but a card is taken up front on Pro and there is no standing free plan.
Pro: card up front, from $99/month, cancel anytime.
revnu.com/pricing - API access
- YesA documented REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 description, bearer tokens, seven scopes and published rate limits covers review, agent chat, results, workflows and leads.
The Revnu API, CLI and MCP server let your software read and approve your growth agent's review queue, message it and pull results. Start here.
revnu.com/docs/llms.txt - MCP server
- YesA remote OAuth MCP server lets another agent read and resolve the review queue, hand over jobs, read results and leads and manage workflows.
Yes. The Revnu MCP server is at https://revnu.com/api/mcp. It speaks Streamable HTTP and signs you in with OAuth
revnu.com/mcp - Bring your own key
- PartlyYou bring your own ad accounts and pay the platforms directly, and Managed sets up your outreach domains, but no bring-your-own model key or cloud is offered.
No. Ads run in your own Google or Meta account and you pay the platform directly. Revnu's fee covers the work.
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Buying it for a team
- A company can buy it
- YesAn account is bought by a business and holds a team of up to twenty-five people, with a DPA available to sign for the company.
One account holds up to 25 people. There are two levels, the owner and members, and members have full access; there are no custom roles.
revnu.com/solutions/enterprise - Seat model
- NoPricing is not per seat at all: one flat account price with no seats to count, though the account itself is capped at twenty-five people.
From $99 a month. No seats to count.
revnu.com/solutions/enterprise - Pooled budget
- YesEverything is account-level rather than per user: one flat subscription for the team, and API throughput is a fixed ceiling shared across every token.
Limits are per token, with a fixed ceiling across all of an account's tokens so twenty tokens cannot add up to twenty times the budget.
revnu.com/docs/rate-limits - Admin controls
- PartlyReal constraints exist on the agent — approval queue, per-lane auto-send, a do-not-contact block list, ad caps — but there is no role model to constrain teammates.
There are two levels, the owner and members, and members have full access; there are no custom roles.
revnu.com/solutions/enterprise - Audit log
- PartlyReview actions and block list additions taken through the API are recorded in an account audit log against the token label; no broader admin audit trail is documented.
Every review action taken through the API is recorded in the account's audit log against the token's label, and block list entries added through the…
revnu.com/docs/authentication - Single sign-on
- NoThe vendor states plainly that there is no SSO, SAML or SCIM on any tier today; teammates sign in with Google or an emailed one-time code.
No. There's no SSO, SAML or SCIM today; teammates sign in with Google or an emailed code.
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What happens to your code
- Opt out of training
- PartlyShared models are never trained on customer content, but on self-serve the vendor still generalises lessons from agent performance across accounts; only Managed keeps data to the account.
On self-serve, we turn lessons from how agents perform across accounts into improvements for everyone. Nobody sees your content, contacts or results.
revnu.com/pricing - Data residency
- PartlyTransfers are covered by SCCs and the UK Addendum with named governing jurisdictions, but no region choice or hosting location is offered or published.
Governing law: Delaware, USA. Governing Member State for transfers: Ireland (EEA), England and Wales (UK).
revnu.com/dpa - Getting out
- PartlyLeads and conversations can be pulled out through the API or pushed via webhooks and the subscription cancels in one click, but no bulk account export is documented.
No. Leads and conversations live in Revnu, and your team can pull them out through the Revnu API or send results back in through webhooks.
revnu.com/solutions/enterprise - Certifications
- PartlyGDPR is covered by an Article 28 DPA with SCCs and the UK Addendum, but SOC 2 Type II is only in progress and no ISO 27001 certification is claimed.
Not yet; SOC 2 Type II is in progress. Credentials for your connected accounts are stored encrypted, and your content is never used to train shared…
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