revnu
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A page for every ad, built on your site.

Revnu writes a page for each buyer your ads reach, in your site's own design, and points the ad at it. New pages wait at least a day for your edits, and a pull request merges on your yes.

  • Insurance agents land on a page about insurance agents.
  • No developer ticket for each new page.
  • The page and the ad judged together, on booked calls.

Revnu, answering in Slack

“only growth tool i've found that actually gets me customers”
Daniil Bekirov, founder of Sparkles.dev

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How it works

1

Connect your site

Connect your site's GitHub repo, or let your site read pages from Revnu's Content API. A developer or a coding agent sets that up once.

2

Revnu learns your template

It reads one of your live pages, such as a solutions or industry page, and saves its fields: the headline, the subline, the bullets, the FAQ. Every new page fills the same fields, so it looks like the rest of your site.

3

A page for each buyer

When an ad reaches a new kind of buyer, Revnu writes their page and points the ad at it. Insurance agents get a page about insurance, contractors one about their trade.

4

Judged on results

The page runs as part of the ad's test, and budget moves to what brings your outcome in, like a booked call.

Revnu works. You build.

Paid ads launch, outbound sends and search pages publish. Revnu watches the results and changes what happens next.

Campaigns
AllGoogleLinkedInRedditX
Last 7 days
CampaignStatusBooked callsCost / call
AI growth hireGoogleLive9$31
Judged on booked callsLinkedInLive11$27
Nobody owns growthRedditLive14$15
Find the channel firstXLive6$44

Which should you choose?

A coding agent you drive, if

  • An engineer has time to ask for every page.
  • Your website is the only channel you need.
  • You want to review every change line by line.

Revnu, if

  • Nobody has time to ask for pages.
  • You want each page built for the ad that sends buyers to it.
  • You want ads, outreach and search run from one place.

A coding agent you drive vs Revnu

Who decides what page to buildKey difference

A coding agent you drive: An engineer, one request at a time

Revnu: Revnu, from who your ads and outreach reach

Where pages live

A coding agent you drive: Your repo

Revnu: Your repo or your page template

What a page is forKey difference

A coding agent you drive: Whatever you asked for

Revnu: The ad, email or search that brings each buyer

Price

A coding agent you drive: Usage, plus an engineer's time

Revnu: From $99 a month.

Set it up, step by step

Questions

Will the pages look like the rest of my site?

Yes. Revnu fills your own page template, read from one of your live pages, so a new page has the same layout, fonts and sections. It writes the words.

Does my site need to be on GitHub?

No. Your site can read pages from Revnu's Content API, which a developer or a coding agent sets up once. If your site's code is on GitHub, Revnu can send pages as pull requests instead.

Who approves a page?

You do. New pages wait at least a day for your edits before they go live. A pull request merges when you merge it, or when you tell Revnu to.

Can Revnu change the pages I already have?

Yes. It copies your existing pages of a type in, word for word, and rewrites one when you ask. With GitHub connected it also fixes copy, broken links and site audit findings by pull request.

Is it only for ads?

No. The same pages serve outreach and search: a page for the buyers your emails reach, a page per town you serve, a comparison page for buyers weighing a rival.

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found 12 companies hiring their first sales rep this week. want me to reach out?
let's do it
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You build.
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