Pricing
Priced on what it costs to run.
A product that ingests server events, reconciles revenue and runs AI analyses does not cost what a pageview counter costs, and pricing that pretends otherwise ends up punishing the customers who use it properly. The tiers and everything in them are published in full; the number is set against your estate.
Free
One site, the daily brief.
Free
One site, one person, getting the basics right
- One site or domain
- Edge request analytics
- Smart Beacon essentials
- Daily AI summary
- Goals and conversion tracking
- Short data retention
Starter
Funnels, retention and business events.
Quoted per site
A growing site that already has conversions to explain
- Longer data retention
- Funnels and drop-off analysis
- Returning-visit and retention reports
- Server-side business events
- Larger AI analysis allowance
- Scheduled briefings by email
Business
Expected fitRevenue, journeys and connected data.
Quoted on volume
Companies that need the revenue answer, not just traffic
- Revenue and revenue per visit
- Customer journeys and path analysis
- Anomaly detection and contributing-factor analysis
- Commerce and finance integrations
- Content asset reporting
- Full metrics API and exports
Agency
Many clients, one portfolio view.
Quoted per portfolio
Agencies and studios reporting across many client sites
- Client workspaces with separate metric definitions
- Portfolio view across every client site
- Branded reports on a schedule
- Roles and per-client permissions
- Read-only access for clients
- Workspace handover and full export
Enterprise
Scale, controls and data residency.
Custom contract
Large estates with security review and volume commitments
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Long retention on raw events
- Custom SLAs and uptime commitments
- Data residency options
- High-volume ingestion
- Dedicated support and onboarding
Prices are quoted rather than published, because the number follows your site count, analysed human visits, retained event volume and which systems you connect. Every tier lists exactly what is in it; what varies is the figure.
How it is priced
Not by pageviews alone.
Pricing on raw pageviews would charge most for the traffic that matters least — bots included — and nothing at all for the server events and revenue reconciliation that are the expensive parts.
Sites and domains
Each connected site carries its own configuration, metric definitions, goals, integrations and access rules. Running one domain and running a portfolio of them are different jobs, and the price follows the count.
Human visits, not raw requests
Billing counts analysed human visits and sessions; verified crawlers, AI crawlers, other bots and blocked attacks are classified out before anything is counted. Billing counts analysed human visits and sessions; verified crawlers, AI crawlers, other bots and blocked attacks are classified out before anything is counted.
Retained raw-event volume
Every request, beacon signal and business event is kept as a row you can query later. Storage and query cost follow that volume, which is why the raw-event allowance is a separate dimension from the visit count.
AI analysis and briefing allowance
Each question, anomaly investigation and daily briefing plans an analysis, which the analytics engine then computes against your data. That work carries a per-run cost, so every plan states an allowance rather than implying AI analysis is free to run.
Business and revenue integrations
Ingesting server events, reconciling orders and subscriptions, and keeping a connected finance system in step is work a pageview counter never does. That integration work is where the cost sits, so it is priced there rather than spread across the traffic tiers.
How long history is kept
A year-on-year comparison needs a year of comparable history; a debugging question needs days. Longer retention means more stored, more indexed and more to scan on every query, so duration is chosen rather than assumed.
Bot and crawler traffic is separated before anything is counted, so you are not billed for requests Reveliqo already told you were not customers.
Questions
Before you ask.
Reveliqo is an AI-native web and business analytics platform. It combines four layers: request analytics from the edge, optional browser signals from Smart Beacon, server-side business events such as trials and orders, and commercial data from your finance and accounting systems. The analytics engine computes the numbers; the AI plans the analysis and explains what changed, where it changed and what deserves attention.
Connect a site today. Read tomorrow's brief instead of building it.
Connect a site and the first brief arrives with the day's changes already explained — traffic separated from bots, conversions attached to revenue, and the evidence behind every sentence one click away.
Real people separated from bots Every answer shows its evidence Reveliqo runs on Reveliqo