# Revnu — AI growth agent that runs outbound, paid ads and SEO/GEO with a human approval queue.

> Source: The Agents Index — https://theagentsindex.com/revnu (structured, researched, re-verified)
> Facts last verified: 2026-10-11

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.

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Website | https://revnu.com |
| Price | from $99/month |
| 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** · Partly — Not 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 need code access.
> — https://revnu.com/faq · FAQ, "Does Revnu touch my codebase?"

**Ships it** · No — On 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.
> — https://revnu.com/faq · FAQ, "Does Revnu touch my codebase?"

**Done-for-you service** · Partly — Pro 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
> — https://revnu.com/pricing · Pricing page, Managed plan card, Includes list, first bullet

## How much it does unattended

**Runs autonomously** · Partly — Every 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.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/concepts · "The trust ladder" section

**Multi-agent** · No — The 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.
> — https://revnu.com/pricing · Pricing page, Pro plan card subtitle

**Agent permissions** · Yes — Permission 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 work such as blog drafts.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/concepts · "The trust ladder" section

## Where you use it

**In your editor** · Partly — There 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.
> — https://revnu.com/mcp · Intro paragraph above "Connect"

**On the command line** · Yes — A 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.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/cli · Page summary line under the title

**In your pipeline** · Partly — The 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.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/cli · FAQ, "Can I use it in CI?"

**In a browser** · Yes — A 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 happened.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/concepts · Opening section, second paragraph

## What it costs to run

**How it meters** · Yes — One 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · Hero section, line beneath the three bullets

**Free tier** · Partly — You 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.
> — https://revnu.com/pricing · Line below the two plan cards

**API access** · Yes — A 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.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/llms.txt · Start Here list, Introduction entry

**MCP server** · Yes — A 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
> — https://revnu.com/mcp · Questions, "Does Revnu have an MCP server?"

**Bring your own key** · Partly — You 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.
> — https://revnu.com/pricing · Questions accordion, "Is ad spend included?"

## Buying it for a team

**A company can buy it** · Yes — An 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · FAQ, "How do team seats and roles work?"

**Seat model** · No — Pricing 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · Hero section, line beneath the three bullets

**Pooled budget** · Yes — Everything 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.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/rate-limits · Opening paragraph above the limits table

**Admin controls** · Partly — Real 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · FAQ, "How do team seats and roles work?"

**Audit log** · Partly — Review 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 API carry it too.
> — https://revnu.com/docs/authentication · "Minting and revoking" section

**Single sign-on** · No — The 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · FAQ, "Do you support SSO?"

## What happens to your code

**Opt out of training** · Partly — Shared 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.
> — https://revnu.com/pricing · Questions accordion, "Is my data used to improve Revnu?"

**Data residency** · Partly — Transfers 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).
> — https://revnu.com/dpa · Bullet list, second bullet

**Getting out** · Partly — Leads 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.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · FAQ, "Does it sync with Salesforce or HubSpot?"

**Certifications** · Partly — GDPR 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 AI models.
> — https://revnu.com/solutions/enterprise · FAQ, "Is Revnu SOC 2 certified?"

## What changed

- 2026-10-11 — Capabilities · Free tier · Price · Terms

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