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What is new at Revenusion

Announcements about Oclavex, MonetizeIt and the company, newest first.

  1. Every new account starts on Evaluation

    Evaluation has every Oclavex feature, at test-size limits. It is free for as long as you need. When you are ready to sell, choose a paid plan to go live, and everything carries over. Evaluation takes the place of the free plan and the 14-day trial.

    Pricing

  2. Introducing Oclavex, the successor of MonetizeIt

    Token metering, an analytics portal and everything MonetizeIt does, on one generally available platform. Public release is expected in December 2026; the private preview is open for existing MonetizeIt users.

    Explore Oclavex

  3. MonetizeIt continues for existing users

    You choose what happens next. Stay on MonetizeIt, or move to Oclavex with little effort, the same usage limits and the same price.

    What it means for you

  4. A new revenusion.com

    The site is rebuilt around Oclavex. It covers the product, the use cases with four live demos, pricing, a developers page and this news page.

  5. Oclavex prices published

    Basic at $99, Professional at $399 and Enterprise from $999 a month, billed yearly. Every plan includes offline activation, the portal, the API and the audit log.

    Pricing

  6. Atelier, Overdrive and Bastion join Mirage

    Three more complete demo applications: a desktop creative suite with floating seats, and a connected-car platform with per-vehicle plans. Plus threat analysis, licensed entirely by file inside an air-gapped network.

    Open a demo

  7. MonetizeIt becomes Oclavex

    The platform takes the name it will carry into general availability. The SDK packages keep their MonetizeIt names, so your code stays as it is.

  8. Mirage: an AI media studio on a real license

    The first demo application runs on a live license. It shows metered hourly quotas, prepaid credits and an in-app upgrade. A customer at the limit buys extra credits and carries on.

    The SaaS use case

  9. The end-user portal returns, and Zapier arrives

    Your customers’ users redeem a code and see their licenses, live usage and credit balances. The portal runs on the modern stack. Zapier connects entitlement events to the tools your team already uses, with credentials issued from the Provision Portal.

  10. Offline and air-gapped activation, closed loop

    A request file leaves the isolated machine, and a signed license comes back. Usage travels the same way, with a signed receipt that renews the lease. Every exchange starts inside the customer’s network.

    How enforcement works

  11. Salesforce connector and signed webhooks

    Accounts, contacts and orders flow in from Salesforce and entitlement state flows back. Webhooks move to the Standard Webhooks signature and CloudEvents envelope, with subscriptions you manage in the portal.

    Integrations

  12. A new usage dashboard and metrics API

    Active subscriptions, trials, conversion and license use on one screen. Usage per plan and per customer sits behind it. This is the start of the analytics portal, on a time-series store built for it.

  13. The platform moves to .NET 9

    MonetizeIt runs on .NET 9 with a modernized container setup. This is a step toward the multi-tenant platform behind Oclavex.

  14. Webhooks arrive in MonetizeIt

    Entitlement changes are delivered to your systems as they happen, so billing and CRM stay current all day.

  15. Self-serve onboarding

    Accounts are now created from a web form, the groundwork for the sign-up that opens to everyone with Oclavex.