Your growth hire,
in Claude and ChatGPT.
Ask what Revnu got done overnight, approve the send from the chat, hand over the next job. Nothing goes out without your say-so.
Connecting signs you in to your Revnu account. New to Revnu? Get started first.
What's waiting for me in Revnu?
Three things are ready for you. Revnu drafted all of them overnight.
Email reply
Reply to Priya at Acme
Thanks Priya, Thursday works. I'll send an invite for 2pm with a two-minute walkthrough first.
Blog post
How dev-tool startups get their first 100 users
1,450 words, three customer examples, ready to publish on your blog.
Google Ads
Move budget to the search campaign booking calls
£40 → £65/day. It booked 4 of last week's 5 calls.
Send the Acme reply and approve the budget.
Done. The reply to Priya is sent, and the search campaign is on £65/day. The blog post is still waiting for you.
Connect in a minute.
One server URL for every app. The first time you connect, Revnu asks you to sign in and pick what the app may do.
https://revnu.com/api/mcpClaude
ChatGPT
https://revnu.com/api/mcpCursor
VS Code
Claude Code
/mcp inside Claude Code to sign in.claude mcp add --transport http revnu https://revnu.com/api/mcpTerminal
Another MCP host? The setup docs cover config files and token auth.
Ask it anything.
It's the same Revnu you message in the dashboard, with the same memory of your business. Hand it a job and it does the work.
“What's waiting for me in Revnu?”
The review queue, as cards you approve in the chat.
“Find 20 more companies like our best customer.”
Buyers researched and queued for you.
“Which ads booked meetings this week?”
Spend and results by channel, with the numbers.
“Send the reply to Priya, but shorter.”
Your edit, sent from your inbox.
“Never contact anyone at acme.com.”
Added to the block list every send checks.
“Every Monday, find five new buyers in fintech.”
A recurring workflow, live straight away.
It does the work. You approve.
- Nothing goes out without your say-so. Emails, posts and budget changes use the same approval cards as the dashboard.
- Work ships on its own only where you've told Revnu it may. Replies inside a live conversation always wait for you.
- Each app gets its own permissions and its own token. Revoke one in Settings → API Tokens and it stops straight away.
- Every approval, block list entry and message from an app is recorded against its name in your account.
Questions
Does Revnu have an MCP server?+
Yes. The Revnu MCP server is at https://revnu.com/api/mcp. It speaks Streamable HTTP and signs you in with OAuth, and it works in Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and any other MCP host.
Do I need a Revnu account?+
Yes. Connecting signs you in to your Revnu account and asks which permissions the app gets. The server gives your AI app access to your own Revnu, not a separate product.
Can Claude or ChatGPT send email on my behalf?+
Only under the same approval rules as the dashboard. A send goes out when you approve its card, or when you have told Revnu that kind of work may ship on its own. Replies inside a live conversation always wait for your explicit send.
What can it do?+
Read and resolve your review queue, hand Revnu a job, read results by channel, read leads and set their labels, manage the block list, and create or pause recurring workflows. The full tool list is in the MCP setup docs.
Is there a CLI?+
Yes. npm install -g @revnu/cli gives you the revnu command, with every API route as a subcommand and a local MCP server for hosts that prefer a token over OAuth.
How do I disconnect an app?+
Revoke its token in Settings → API Tokens. Each app you connect gets its own token, so revoking one leaves the others working.
Revnu grows.
You build.
Connect Revnu to the chat you already work in, and approve the next customer from there.
