Changelog

A dedicated /changelog page at https://rev.polsia.app/changelog now lists every launch, update, and SEO rollout in reverse chronological order with date badges and tag pills.

Builders who follow Rev no longer need to scrape the blog to discover new endpoints, new landing pages, or new ways to bill for AI agent outcomes.

Two new SEO landing pages went live: https://rev.polsia.app/for-llm-startups and https://rev.polsia.app/for-saas-platforms, each with per-ICP Product / Service / FAQPage JSON-LD, a hero FAQ block, and a clean CTA into /quickstart.

Both pages are wired into sitemap.xml and fire their own analytics beacons so organic traffic from each ICP can be measured end-to-end.

Subscribers can now pull new Rev posts through the blog RSS feed at https://rev.polsia.app/blog/rss.xml, with a self-referencing <atom:link> and full <item> entries per article.

Feedly, NetNewsWire, and other readers pick up new posts the moment we publish, no email signup required.

Open Graph title, description, image, and URL meta tags now ship across every public page, wired through to https://rev.polsia.app/og-default.png so link previews render consistently.

The sitemap at https://rev.polsia.app/sitemap.xml covers docs, blog, pricing, customers, playground, quickstart, developers, and the new ICP pages, giving crawlers a single source of truth for new content.

The pricing guide at https://rev.polsia.app/pricing got a followup copy pass: clearer ROI hint based on average agent run cost, sharper differentiation between outcome-based, token-based, and base-fee plans, and a tighter scroll into /signup.

Builders evaluating Rev can now see their monthly bill before they type a single request into /v1/meter.

A dedicated /compare page lets builders see how Rev stacks up against rolling-your-own metering or wiring Stripe by hand.

The breakdown covers pricing model flexibility, outcome-bonus support, time-to-first-event, and the dashboard tooling that ships with every API key.

The /pricing page now presents outcome-based, token-based, and base-fee plans side-by-side with a live ROI hint based on average agent run cost.

Builders can scroll straight from pricing into the quickstart without losing context.

We shipped the /customers page with the first case study — Northstar Labs processing $12k/mo through Rev after collapsing their Stripe-webhook-plus-spreadsheet billing backend into a single POST to /v1/meter.

More team profiles are in the pipeline; teams interested in being featured can email rev@polsia.app.

FAQ, Product, Article, and HowTo JSON-LD now ship across docs, blog posts, the customer case study, and the pricing page.

Search engines and the new wave of AI search crawlers can parse Rev's content as structured data — better summaries, richer snippets, and clearer attribution.

A new /quickstart page takes builders from API-key issuance to a verified first meter call in five steps, with copy-pasteable curl / Node / Python examples and live console previews.

Progress is tracked server-side so we can see where developers drop off and tighten the path.