Revnu

Revnu sells what it calls an AI growth hire for early-stage software businesses. Its founders, Art Freebrey and George Jefferson, started the company because building a product was the enjoyable part, while search optimisation, cold outreach, ads and churn reduction were not. A founder connects an app and Revnu's agents then work on growth, conversion and retention, and the founder approves the work. The site describes finding likely buyers and leads, running paid ads across Google, LinkedIn, Reddit, X and Microsoft, sending outbound messages, writing pages aimed at generative engine optimisation so a brand appears in ChatGPT answers, and winning back churned customers. Updates arrive through iMessage or Slack. The company says it is backed by Y Combinator, describes a raise of 3 million dollars, and lists an MCP server, a Slack app, documentation, comparisons with other growth tools, guides and a blog. Its long-term stated ambition is to cover everything but the app itself, including deployment, payments and incorporation, so that anyone can turn what they have built into a business. The mission is to make the business side of software effortless.