revloop.app

What It Is

RevLoop is a product feedback and revenue attribution tool built for SaaS and PLG teams. Rather than being just a voting board, it connects user requests with plans, MRR, acquisition sources, and later upgrades, turning the product roadmap into something closer to a “revenue impact table.” Its core use cases are collecting feedback, prioritizing by potential MRR, notifying requesters after release, and tracking upgrade revenue within a defined attribution window.

Core Features and Collaboration

The product consists of three main interfaces: Admin Console, Public Portal, and In-app Widget. The Admin Console provides revenue-aware dashboards, Kanban views, roadmaps, and release notes; the Portal lets users vote, subscribe, and follow progress; and the Widget uses a lightweight JS SDK to collect requests inside your product. RevLoop v1’s attribution logic is “vote/request → released → upgrade within the window = attributed MRR,” while split attribution and survey-driven causality are still planned for v2. On collaboration, the only clearly stated point is unlimited seats; more mature enterprise features such as role-based permissions, SSO, and audit logs are not evident.

Pricing and Business Model

RevLoop is priced by workspace and by the customer’s own MRR range, not by seats and not through feature tiers. Free is for $0 MRR; Starter is $29/month for $1-5k MRR; Growth is $79/month for $5-20k MRR; and Scale is $199/month for $20-100k MRR. All tiers include the full product. MRR is currently self-reported on a trust basis, with optional Stripe/Polar verification planned for the future. Add-ons include a custom domain for $19/month and brand removal for $9/month.

Pros and Cons

The main strengths are its clear positioning and its ability to translate “what users want” into “how much MRR this might affect,” which makes it useful for explaining product ROI to management. Unlimited seats and full feature access across plans are also friendly to early-stage teams. The downsides are that the product still appears early-stage, and its terms also state that beta-stage features may change; current attribution is more like time-window correlation than strict causality; and disclosures around third-party integrations, security compliance, and permission systems are limited.

Best Fit and Access from China

RevLoop is a good fit for indie founders, early-stage B2B SaaS companies, PLG teams, and product leads who want to use revenue signals to prioritize their roadmap. It is less suitable for large organizations that need complex enterprise permissions, strict compliance certifications, or deep CRM/helpdesk integrations. The available text does not specify access conditions from mainland China. Based on the refund policy, payments may be processed via Paddle. If access or payment proves unstable, alternatives to consider include Canny, Productboard, UserVoice, Featurebase, and Frill.