Revnu finds the companies sitting on your data. You sign the licence.

AI labs, data vendors and data brokers who license text, documents, images or records from companies that already hold them. Revnu builds the list of holders, qualifies each one and runs the owner outreach.

By the kind of company and how long it has run: oilfield services firms with decades of well records, trade publishers with back issues, manufacturers with engineering drawings. Revnu searches 200 million+ companies by industry, size, founding year and location, then reads each website to confirm what it likely holds.

Yes, where the record is public. Revnu reads filed accounts at registries that publish them, such as Companies House in the UK, and notes turnover, profit trend, net assets, debt and directors' ages. It also reads insolvency notices. It states each signal as the filing shows it, such as "filed a loss two years running", so you can check it before anything goes out.

Revnu finds the owner's verified work email, their LinkedIn profile and the company's own phone number from its website or registry listing. It writes the email and LinkedIn messages; calls stay with you.

No. Revnu finds the companies, qualifies them, reaches the owner and books the call. Pricing, rights and the contract stay with you and your counsel. Revnu keeps the follow-ups going and records every reply on the lead.

Sign up at revnu.com/sign-up and give Revnu your website. It confirms who buys from you, then does its first piece of work, usually a list of companies that fit and a first email for you to approve. The step-by-step guide is at revnu.com/docs/get-started, and revnu.com/docs/find-leads explains how Revnu finds and checks each company.

Yes. The companies, counts, funding and headquarters are a dated snapshot of the data Revnu searches: company, funding, job-post and people data from third-party providers, plus the public web. The people and companies in the buyers example are made up, because we don't publish real people's contact details.

Only what you allow. Three steps, in order. First, your first sequence waits for you to read and approve it. Then Settings > Agent > What Needs Your Approval decides: on Pro, a new sequence starts on its own and its steps send without asking each time, while one-off emails, LinkedIn invites and LinkedIn messages ask first. Switch any of them either way. And whatever you set, replies to prospects, spend, budgets, booking links and new inboxes always wait for your yes.

Revnu prepares its first piece of work, such as a list of buyers or a blog draft, within minutes of starting. Email from your own Gmail or Outlook can go out the same day; new sending inboxes Revnu buys warm up first, which takes days to weeks.

Pro is $99 a month, with no minimum term, and you can cancel from billing settings. Sending domains, inboxes and lead data are included. Ad spend is billed by the ad platforms to your own accounts. If you want Revnu's team to run it with you, Managed is priced on a call.