Goated third party processor and platform @Revley_offical.
Onboarded to a different popular company and had to switch cuz they couldn’t build our offer 😐. Spent 4+ months going back and forth…
Onboarded to Revley and got live same day. Now we get:
- Tokenized subscriptions on a tier 1 processor
- Entire process can be done via Revley AI agent (knows everything)
- Custom checkout
- Fully custom post purchase upsell builder (visible to all customer unlike Aftersell) and can be done through AI.
- Chargeback alerts
- Retention/customer portal similar to Loop or ReCharge
The Revley AI literally built us a full upsell funnel (up and down sells) in 20 minutes…and it was actually fire too.
Not only that but they literally built a feature for me in 1 day since we couldn’t do it before. Our sub rebills are different than initial order price, and are based on quantity discounts. They built this feature for us asap. Literally the main reason we spent months waiting with the other company was solved on day 1. Shoutout @Revley_offical@risdom_@langzbdra there team is dialed in
#ecom #shopify #ecommerce
Apple Pay declines.
On most checkouts, that's the end of the story.
Broken page. Empty cart. Shopper gone.
Ours has a different ending.
The card declines → the shopper stays on the page → the form is already open → the same order is one tap away.
Nobody starts over.
Nobody re-types an address.
Nobody wonders if they got charged.
The decline was never the problem.
The dead end was.
Revley Checkout.
"Just cascade across five MIDs."
Five weak accounts. Five underwriting files. Five ways to get shut down.
Here's the other way.
One strong MID. Warmed up properly. Yours.
Revley Payments, a Stripe PayFac.
Next-day funding. No reserve to start. Sign up in minutes.
And if chargebacks spike?
We call you. We give you a month. We talk about a reserve.
Nobody gets shut down overnight.
Because we source the MID. We negotiate it. We hold the risk balance.
One strong MID beats cascading.
Revley Payments.
Every dollar in your store takes the same walk.
Convert → Tokenize → Route → Retain → Defend → Operate.
Most brands have a different vendor standing at every step.
Checkout from one. Vault from another. Processor from a third. Retention app. Dispute tool. A team to stitch it together.
Six handoffs. Six places to drop the dollar.
We built the whole path as one system.
Same order. Same customer. Same token. Same dashboard.
The dollar never leaves the building.
Revley.
The order is confirmed.
The card is on the vault token.
The shopper is still on the page.
What do you show them?
→ A one-time add-on. One tap.
→ Subscribe & save on what they just bought.
→ A bundle that completes the stack.
→ A renewal-cycle discount for the first few rebills.
→ Free trial on something new.
→ A page of your own — video, letter, review wall — with one tap to charge.
Decline any of them?
The downsell fires.
No card re-entry. No developer. Five minutes to build.
Revley Post-purchase Studio.
A checkout doesn't lose the sale in one place.
It loses it in seven.
→ Wallets buried under a card form
→ No Apple Pay on desktop
→ An address typed field by field
→ A 3DS challenge on every order
→ A page that renders after the shopper has left
→ Rebill terms hidden in a footer
→ A trust badge that isn't there
Each one is a place the shopper hesitates.
We built all seven so you don't have to think about any of them.
Express first. Apple Pay on desktop too. Two-tap address. Smart 3DS. Loads before they blink. Terms in plain words. Guarantee on the page.
Then we tested it every day with our own agents.
Revley Checkout.
Businesses won't be run by dashboards.
They'll be run by agents.
And agents can't run a business that's spread across eight tools.
They need one system that holds the order, the customer, the card, the subscription and the payment.
One data model.
That's what lets an agent cancel an order, pause a rebill, refund a charge, save a customer.
Not pull a report about it.
Do it.
We're building the commerce operating system that agents will run on.
Subscriptions and payments are the first market.
Every business is the second.
Revley.
You don't have to leave Shopify to leave Shopify Payments.
Keep the storefront. Keep the theme. Keep every page exactly as it is.
Route one URL to Revley.
One product page. One landing page. One offer.
Watch the numbers.
Then route the next one.
Then the whole store...
Or don't.
Every page keeps checking out on Shopify until you flip it.
Migrations used to be a quarter.
Now it's a toggle.
Revley.
You usually hear about a chargeback after it's a chargeback.
That's the whole problem.
Revley Dispute Alerts sits upstream.
Visa Verifi partner. Mastercard in progress.
The alert lands → the order refunds or cancels to your policy → the subscription stops rebilling.
Before the dispute exists.
And if one still lands?
The evidence is already compiled.
Sign-up email. Checkout. Confirmation. Rebill history. Portal actions.
Filed as a packet, not a scramble.
No enrollment. No descriptor tracking. No VA.
Revley Dispute Alerts.
Imagine opening your inbox and the work is already done.
Your COO agent rerouted the carriers that were slipping.
Your CMO agent moved budget to the market that's converting.
Your CFO agent has the processor fee review drafted.
Your CRO agent is asking one question:
"Approve the new post-purchase offer?"
Three handled.
One decision.
That's the whole morning.
Not a chatbot bolted onto a dashboard.
One agent that becomes whatever the business needs.
CFO. COO. CMO. CRO. Head of payments, risk, support.
Every seat at the table, one mind, full context.
It runs. You approve.
AgentMercer.
Here's what actually happens when a card is saved on Revley.
The raw number goes to the network.
The network hands back a token.
That token carries the transaction history...
Every rebill. Every approval. Every issuer that's already said yes to this customer.
Now move it.
To a new MID. To a second rail. To another processor entirely.
The history moves with it.
The issuer still recognises the card.
Most stores start every new processor from zero.
Yours starts warm.
Revley Vault.
The checkout is the benchmark.
Then the order confirms...
And most brands stop selling.
Ours keeps going.
Order confirmed → one-tap upsell → decline? downsell fires → bundle → receipt.
One charge. One receipt.
The shopper never sees a card form twice.
Every add-on bills the token already in the vault.
Build the flow by dragging steps.
One-time or subscription on the same step.
Split-test every branch.
Five minutes. No developer.
The industry-benchmark checkout, made faster.
And a funnel behind it most platforms don't have.
Revley Checkout.
Revley Payments, powered by Stripe.
Adyen. Airwallex. PayPal. Every card network and wallet.
Every rail. One agreement. One dashboard.
Not four applications.
Not four underwriting calls.
Not four integrations.
One.
A card declines on one rail?
It's routed to the next.
A processor gets nervous?
Volume moves. Business doesn't stop.
Need another MID?
No code. No rebuild.
Redundancy used to be a quarter-long project.
Now it's just how the checkout works.
Revley Payments.
Your customer enters their card once.
Once.
From that moment it's a network token.
Issued by Visa or Mastercard.
Not by the processor.
Not by the platform.
Yours. Portable to any MID.
Shopify closes the account overnight?
Every token stays behind. Years of subscribers, gone.
Third-party gateway?
Tokens locked to the gateway. Try leaving.
On Revley:
→ Same token
→ Same subscribers
→ Nobody re-enters anything
A processor change becomes a phone call.
Never a closure.
Revley Vault.
Most stores are eight vendors pretending to be one system.
A storefront here.
A checkout there.
A processor that can switch you off overnight.
A subscription app that owns your renewals.
A risk tool that emails you after the damage.
We rebuilt it as one.
Checkout. Payments. Tokens. Subscriptions. Post-purchase. Risk.
And an operator to run it.
You don't switch. You route.
Point one landing page at Revley. Keep everything else exactly where it is. Move the store when the numbers say so.
Live in 30 minutes. No code.
Commerce, rebuilt.
That's Revley.
Everyone’s shipping AI wrappers. We’re building the rails the recurring economy runs on.
One stack, not ten apps duct-taped together. Checkout, vault, multi-PSP, smart dispute, an AI agent that takes real action — all native, end to end, that’s why it works like Apple iPhone vs Nokia windows phones
Building it is hard. 8,000+ applications, 3 hires. We hire for talent and play to win.
Senior Full Stack Engineer, payments. Come let’s build
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