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Built-in AI agent that reads your RevenueCat data and acts on it
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What is RevenueCat?
RevenueCat is a landing page analysis tool. Rico is the AI agent inside the RevenueCat dashboard. It answers questions about MRR, churn, retention and customer history from live subscription data, and can then create products, build offerings, draft paywalls and run pricing experiments from the same chat.
Rico is the AI agent embedded in the RevenueCat dashboard. It answers questions about subscription revenue using the live data already flowing through the platform, then carries out the follow-up work: creating products, building offerings, drafting paywalls and launching experiments. The value is that analysis and execution sit in the same conversation. A question about a falling MRR figure can be followed by a request to test a new price point, and Rico handles both without a trip to a separate reporting tool. The querying side is more specific than a generic chart view. Rico breaks metrics down by country, platform or product, and can explain which segment drove a change rather than just reporting the total. It can pull up any single customer to check access and purchase history, filter the customer base by plan, spend, status or country, and audit App Store and Google Play configuration for mistakes. Benchmarks add context: trial conversion can be compared against apps in the same category and price band. The build side covers the monetization objects RevenueCat already uses. Users can create products, offerings, packages and entitlements through conversation, push real products into App Store Connect and Google Play, and produce a paywall draft or edit and restore an existing one. For testing, a single prompt can assemble the offerings, packages and a second paywall, then start the experiment. Rico can pause, resume or stop a running test and report which variant won. It is aimed at app teams already on RevenueCat, particularly indie developers and small growth teams without a dedicated analyst. Access is available in the dashboard, a Slack channel and the mobile app. Teams evaluating it should note that it works on data inside RevenueCat, so it is a layer on top of an existing subscription stack rather than a standalone analytics product.
How do you use RevenueCat?
1Create a RevenueCat account
Sign up for RevenueCat to get a project with subscription data connected. Rico works from that data, so nothing meaningful happens before the account exists.
2Open Rico in the dashboard
Locate the agent panel inside the RevenueCat dashboard and start a conversation. The page demo shows it responding to questions about MRR changes with a breakdown by country.3Ask a diagnostic question
Pose a specific question such as why MRR moved this week. Rico returns the answer split by country, platform or product and names the segment responsible.4Connect Slack or the mobile app
From Rico settings, add the Slack integration or install the mobile app so the same questions can be asked away from the dashboard.5Run a setup audit
Ask Rico to check the App Store and Google Play configuration. It reports what is misconfigured and describes the fix before anything is changed in production.6Launch a price test
Describe the experiment, and Rico creates the offerings, packages and alternate paywall, then starts the test. Pause, resume or stop it later and review which variant won.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Analysis and execution share one interface, so a metric question can turn directly into a price test or new offeringAI
- Customer lookup and filtering by plan, spend, status or country removes the need to dig through individual recordsAI
- Store setup auditing flags App Store and Google Play configuration errors with suggested fixesAI
- Benchmarks compare trial conversion against apps in the same category and price bandAI
- Reachable from the dashboard, a Slack channel and the mobile app, so answers are not tied to a deskAI
Cons
- Usefulness depends entirely on already running RevenueCat, so it is not a standalone analytics toolAI
- Answers are limited to data RevenueCat collects; ad spend, acquisition cost and other external metrics fall outside itAI
- No published pricing details for the agent on the page, which makes budgeting hard to planAI
- Conversational queries are harder to audit and reproduce than saved dashboards or fixed reportsAI
- Slack and mobile access widen the audience for revenue data, so permission hygiene needs attentionAI
How much does RevenueCat cost?
Integrations
Rico connects to Slack, letting teams ask questions in a channel, and appears in the RevenueCat mobile app. It also reaches into App Store Connect and Google Play to create real store products and to audit store configuration.
Features
Rico answers metric questions with breakdowns by country, platform or product, looks up individual customers and filters them by plan, spend, status or country, audits App Store and Google Play setup, and benchmarks trial conversion against peers. It also creates products, offerings, packages and entitlements, produces real store products, drafts paywalls, and runs experiments end to end with start, pause, resume and stop controls.
Frequently asked questions about RevenueCat
Does RevenueCat offer a free trial?
The homepage offers a start for free button that leads to RevenueCat signup, but it does not state trial length, eligibility or which plan the free access covers.How do you use RevenueCat?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a RevenueCat account 2. Open Rico in the dashboard 3. Ask a diagnostic question 4. Connect Slack or the mobile app 5. Run a setup audit 6. Launch a price test.What platforms does RevenueCat support?
RevenueCat is available on Web App, iOS and Android.What does RevenueCat integrate with?
Rico connects to Slack, letting teams ask questions in a channel, and appears in the RevenueCat mobile app. It also reaches into App Store Connect and Google Play to create real store products and to audit store configuration.What are the limitations of RevenueCat?
Usefulness depends entirely on already running RevenueCat, so it is not a standalone analytics tool. Answers are limited to data RevenueCat collects; ad spend, acquisition cost and other external metrics fall outside it. No published pricing details for the agent on the page, which makes budgeting hard to plan.
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Added10/21/2026
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