Revelion review
AI-assisted testing with validated findings, attack paths and MSP workspaces.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Revelion is an autonomous AI penetration testing platform for security teams, internal IT teams and managed service providers. Specialist agents conduct reconnaissance and coordinate tests across web, API and network targets, with attempts to confirm vulnerabilities through exploitation and proof-of-concept evidence. The platform also documents attack paths, provides remediation guidance, and tracks finding status with deduplication. For MSPs, multi-client workspaces and white-label reports support work across separate customer environments. Scheduled recurring scans make it relevant to teams looking for ongoing rather than one-off assessment workflows.
Pricing is credit-based rather than per user. The PAYG Free tier includes 10,000 credits to start, with pay-as-you-go top-ups. MSP Basic costs £99 per month for 100,000 credits; Starter is £499 for 500,000 credits; Growth is £999 for 1,100,000 credits and 10% bonus credits; and Scale is £1,999 for 2,400,000 credits and 20% bonus credits. Enterprise pricing is scoped to the estate. The published pricing page says annual billing is roughly 17% below monthly, without specifying exact annual prices. Buyers should compare expected testing volume and estate scope against credit allowances before choosing a paid tier.
Integration and deployment options suit teams connecting test results to existing workflows: Revelion lists Slack, an MCP server and an HTTP API, alongside PDF, JSON and Markdown reports. Its deployment options include cloud and self-hosted, and the documentation describes installing a daemon on a machine. VPN tunnelling supports access to internal networks. The listed support channels are community and documentation. MSPs that need recurring multi-client testing and branded reporting are the clearest fit; teams wanting straightforward per-user pricing or support channels beyond those listed may prefer another option.
Revelion pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Tests web, API and network targets, with VPN tunnelling for internal networks
- Attempts exploitation and records proof-of-concept evidence and attack paths
- Supports scheduled scans, multi-client workspaces and white-label reports
- Where it doesn't
- Credit-based pricing makes monthly spend depend on usage and estate size
- Entry paid plan starts at £99/month; higher listed tiers reach £1,999/month
- Support channels listed are community and documentation
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