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YC-backed agentic testing platform, now positioned as a mobile runtime platform that runs AI-driven end-to-end tests on real iOS and Android devices (with web support).

Last verified: July 2026

What Revyl does

Revyl is an agentic E2E testing platform that runs tests the way a human tester would — by understanding what the application is trying to do, not just where buttons are on the screen. When the UI changes, Revyl's tests adapt without breaking, which eliminates the biggest source of maintenance overhead in traditional test automation.

The platform covers both web and mobile applications, which is less common than tools that specialize in one or the other.

The team

Revyl's CTO previously built an LLM-based testing framework at Uber that the company credits with saving $25M in four months by catching regressions earlier. That experience shapes how Revyl approaches the problem: testing as a continuous, intelligent layer rather than a brittle script that needs constant babysitting.

Revyl was backed by Y Combinator in the F24 batch and raised $1.5M CAD in seed funding.

Revyl Bot

In August 2025, Revyl added Revyl Bot — a code review integration that surfaces relevant tests at PR review time. When a developer opens a PR, Revyl Bot identifies which tests are relevant to the changes and surfaces them in the review, making it easier to catch regressions before merge.

Pricing

Freemium model with a free tier for smaller teams. Detailed pricing requires contacting the team directly.

Pros

  • + Agentic approach adapts to UI changes automatically — minimal test maintenance
  • + Covers both web and mobile apps in a single platform
  • + Founding team has proven track record (Uber's internal LLM testing framework)
  • + YC-backed with strong investor validation
  • + Revyl Bot integrates with code review workflows for earlier test feedback

Cons

  • - Early-stage product — feature set still maturing compared to established platforms
  • - No publicly listed pricing — requires a sales conversation
  • - Mobile testing coverage is strong but web tooling is more established in the market
  • - Smaller customer base means less community support and fewer integrations

What Users Actually Complain About

As an early-stage product, some enterprise features and integrations are still being built. Pricing transparency is limited.

Skip it if:

You need a mature, enterprise-grade platform with an established support network and deep integration catalog. Revyl is best for teams willing to work with an early-stage product in exchange for a more intelligent testing approach.

Based on community feedback from Reddit, HN, and G2 reviews.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Revyl?

YC-backed agentic testing platform, now positioned as a mobile runtime platform that runs AI-driven end-to-end tests on real iOS and Android devices (with web support).

How much does Revyl cost?

Revyl uses a freemium pricing model with plans starting at Contact for pricing (freemium model).

What are the main advantages of Revyl?

The key advantages of Revyl include: Agentic approach adapts to UI changes automatically — minimal test maintenance; Covers both web and mobile apps in a single platform; Founding team has proven track record (Uber's internal LLM testing framework); YC-backed with strong investor validation; Revyl Bot integrates with code review workflows for earlier test feedback.

What are the drawbacks of Revyl?

Some limitations to consider: Early-stage product — feature set still maturing compared to established platforms; No publicly listed pricing — requires a sales conversation; Mobile testing coverage is strong but web tooling is more established in the market; Smaller customer base means less community support and fewer integrations.

What category does Revyl belong to?

Revyl is a Testing tool developed by Revyl.

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