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Crevio review

Crevio is one AI agent that runs a small business end to end. It answers customer email and phone calls, follows up with leads and abandoned checkouts, writes and posts marketing, runs ads, sends invoices and reports on what worked, on a schedule or when something happens.

Published · Updated . Facts checked November 12, 2026.

Fit by business size
  • Small business8.9
  • Mid-size company7.9
  • Enterprise—

Is Crevio worth it?

It depends on your size and the job. Crevio is worth it if you run a small business and want one agent to answer customers, follow up on leads, market and handle admin without building workflows. Its best placement is #1 of 11 in our all-in-one ranking. It's built for small businesses and mid-size companies, not enterprises. On the downside, credit-based billing: busy months cost more than quiet ones. Price: from $25/mo, as of November 2026.

Jobs it takes on9 of 10 fully
  • Answers customers: yesSupport
  • Finds and follows up with leads: partlySales
  • Writes and posts marketing: yesMarketing
  • Handles email and calendar: yesInbox
  • Takes and makes phone calls: yesPhone
  • Back office: reports, docs, data: yesAdmin
  • Runs on a schedule or trigger: yesRuns alone
  • Asks before risky actions: yesApprovals
  • Connects to hundreds of apps: yesApps
  • API or MCP access: yesAPI/MCP

Crevio screenshots

crevio.coScreenshot of the Crevio homepage
Crevio homepage, captured November 12, 2026
crevio.coScreenshot of the Crevio pricing page
Crevio pricing page, captured November 12, 2026

Our verdict

For a small business, Crevio does the most work with the least setup. It fully covers nine of the ten jobs we track, more than any other agent here, from support and the phone line to marketing and back office, and it starts from a plain-English description of your business rather than a flow you have to build. It asks before consequential actions and keeps a record of what it did. The tradeoffs are usage-based credits, a 2.5% fee on sales you take through it, and a smaller review footprint than the big automation platforms.

Choose Crevio if you run a small business and want one agent to answer customers, follow up on leads, market and handle admin without building workflows.

About this ranking

Crevio ranks first for small businesses, all-in-one agents and marketing, and we place it lower where specialists do the job better: support, voice, sales and operations. It isn't ranked for enterprises or agent building at all. The weaknesses below are real.

Where it ranks

Where it's strong

  • One agent covers support, phone, marketing, follow-ups and admin
  • Runs on a schedule or when something happens, like a new order or an inbound email
  • Starts from a plain-English description of your business, no flow building
  • Asks before consequential actions and keeps a record of what it did
  • 3,000+ app integrations, plus a full API and MCP server
  • Works from Slack, Telegram, Discord, Claude and ChatGPT

Where it falls short

  • Credit-based billing: busy months cost more than quiet ones
  • Takes 2.5% of sales you process through it, on top of Stripe's fees
  • No lead database, so cold prospecting is weaker than dedicated sales agents
  • A younger company with far fewer public reviews than Zapier or Intercom
  • Built for small businesses; large support teams will want a dedicated helpdesk with ticketing and resolution analytics
  • No SSO or enterprise admin controls, so it isn't a fit for large organizations

How it scored

Base scores

Used in every size ranking, each with its own weights.

Does the work9.4
Reach8.8
Setup9.2
Control8.5
Value8.6
Trust8.2
Enterprise readiness4.0

All-in-one: 9.3

Breadth9.8
Operates alone9.3
Knows your business8.5
Replaces other tools9.5
Setup9.2
Value8.6

Customer support: 7.2

Resolution quality7.0
Helpdesk depth4.5
Channels8.0
Pricing model7.5
Setup9.2
Trust8.2

Voice and phone: 7.4

Call quality7.0
Configurability6.0
Telephony8.5
Pricing7.5
Setup9.2
Trust8.2

Sales and outbound: 6.6

Lead data3.5
Outreach7.5
Runs end to end7.0
Pricing7.5
Setup9.2
Trust8.2

Marketing: 8.4

Content quality7.5
Runs the channels9.0
Keeps going8.5
Measures results7.5
Setup9.2
Value8.6

Ops and back office: 8.0

Runs the work8.0
App coverage7.5
Control8.5
Pricing7.5
Setup9.2
Trust8.2
Does the work:
Once set up, does the agent finish real jobs on its own, on a schedule or when something happens, or does it wait to be prompted?
Reach:
How many of a business's jobs and tools it can reach: customers, inbox, phone, sales, marketing, back office and other apps.
Setup:
Can a non-technical person get it working from a plain-English description, without building flows, hiring a developer or a services team?
Control:
Approvals before risky actions, logs of what it did, spending limits, and how reliably it does the job the same way twice.
Value:
What you pay for the work you get, counting usage charges, seats, onboarding fees and minimum contracts.
Trust:
Refunds, data handling, the company behind it, and what public reviews say.
Enterprise readiness:
SSO, role-based admin, audit logs, compliance certifications, data residency and procurement terms a large company expects.

Crevio pricing

PlanMonthlyBilled yearlyIncludes
FreeFree/moFree/mo1 business, 100 credits once (no card), 1 website, 2 products
Starter$50/mo$25/mo1 business, 2,000 credits/mo, every feature, 3,000+ app integrations
Growth$100/mo$50/moUp to 3 businesses, 4,000 credits/mo, one credit pool
Scale$200/mo$100/moUp to 10 businesses, 8,000 credits/mo

Prices as of November 2026, in US dollars before tax unless noted, from crevio.co or the sources below, checked November 12, 2026. Prices change; check before you buy.

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