Revnox isn't on sale yet. We're working with a handful of founding partners, small B2B teams without an SDR, and pricing is agreed directly with each one.
Email nikola@stealtharic.com and tell us who you sell to. We'll run your ICP through it.
The first 100 workspaces. Onboarded by hand, not by a wizard.
Freewhile the closed beta runs
One team watching a defined book.
$240per month
More of the market, and the automation to keep up with it.
$640per month
Seats are unlimited on every plan. The meter is the number of accounts being watched, never the number of people looking at them.
Working end to end in the product, on your own API keys.
Being built. We'd rather say so than sell it.
Free while the closed beta runs. After it, Signal is $240 a month for 2,500 accounts watched and Pipeline is $640 for 10,000 accounts watched, both with unlimited seats. The first 100 workspaces keep 50% off for 6 months once paid plans open. There's no self-serve checkout yet; we onboard each partner by hand.
Not today, and not by accident. The sequence executor is built and runs, but sending is armed per workspace and every workspace starts disarmed, and each step records the message it would have sent and delivers nothing. Until you ask for it to be armed, Revnox researches the account, writes the first touch from that account's dossier, and hands you a ready-to-send list to send from your own mailbox or push into your sequencer.
Ours while the closed beta runs: enrichment falls back to a host-level Hunter or Apollo key, which is why email finding works on the day you join. Add your own key and those calls are billed to you instead, with the rate limits yours as well. The AI work runs on our Anthropic key, not yours, and is included while we are in founding-partner pricing. You see the exact cost per lead inside the product.
Your database is a single EU server, and nothing in it is sold or shared for anyone else to use. It does not all stay there: running the product means sending parts of it to companies that do the work. Contact data goes to the enrichment and verification providers you switch on. Account context and reply bodies go to an AI router, which forwards each call to one of several model providers and chooses which one per call, so the recipient is a list rather than a company and some of that list is outside the EU. The full list, who receives what, and which of them are reached today is on our sub-processor page, linked below, and we will also send it on request.
Run real outbound through it and tell us where it breaks. In exchange you get the locked rate and direct access to the person building it.