Pricing
Start free. Pay as you grow.
No credit card required. Local mode is always free.
Hosted mode is free until new revenue exceeds $20K/mo.
Free
Core monetization infrastructure for launching your product.
- Plans, entitlements, and trials
- Usage limits and AI credits
- Upgrade prompts and paywalls, decided per user
- Change plans and pricing without code changes
- Conversion and usage analytics
- Stripe integration
No credit card. Local mode is always free. Hosted mode free up to $20K/mo in New Managed Revenue.
Start freeGrowth
Adds advanced decisioning, analytics and optimization to help you scale faster.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Advanced placement decisioning
- Advanced analytics, interaction insights
- Versioned Playbooks, controlled deployment
- Self-driving growth recommendations
- ExperimentationComing soon
- Third-party integrationsComing soon
Beta rate, grandfathered for early customers for an extended period after launch. Volume pricing as you scale.
Start freeEnterprise
For customers with advanced security, support, or integration requirements.
Everything in Growth, plus:
- SSO and advanced security
- Priority support
- Custom integrations
- Migration and implementation support
- Optional strategic growth advisory
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Pricing FAQs
What is New Managed Revenue?
Why do you price like this?
So we only grow when you do. We charge a share of the new revenue we help you manage, which gives us the same interest you have in every part of the funnel: converting free users, expanding accounts, and keeping them. Renewals count toward it, so reducing churn is our problem too.
A percentage also serves the companies we want to work with better than a flat subscription would. A fixed price costs the same whether you bill $5K a month or $500K, which prices out smaller teams and businesses outside the US, where revenue per customer is often lower. Pricing on your revenue means you pay little while you are small, and more only once RevTurbine is earning it.
What's the difference between local mode and hosted mode?
In both modes the RevTurbine SDK runs inside your app and decides locally, as a pure function of your Playbook and the current user context. We add no latency and our availability never affects your product. In hosted mode you edit your Playbook in the RevTurbine dashboard, or with your coding agent, and RevTurbine stores, versions and syncs it to your app:
| Capability | Local mode | Hosted mode |
|---|---|---|
| Where decisions are made | In your app | In your app |
| Billing-critical checks | On your server | On your server |
| Your Playbook | Bundled with your app | Stored and versioned by RevTurbine, synced to your app |
| Changes to plans, prompts or targeting | Deploy required | Publish from the dashboard, CLI or coding agent. No deploy. |
| Analytics | Basic, via CLI | Conversion and usage analytics |
| User state across devices | No. Your app supplies the user context. | Billing status, trial state and end-user behavior follow the user. Caps and cooldowns hold across devices. |
| Per-customer exceptions | No | Set in the dashboard |
| Account required | No | Yes |
| Price | Always free | Free up to $20K/mo in new managed revenue |
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