Ravelinv1.0.3

An online retailer uses Ravelin to monitor transactions in real-time, flagging suspicious activities like high-value purchases from new accounts or mismatched billing details. This helps prevent payment fraud and chargebacks, protecting revenue and customer trust.

A gaming company integrates Ravelin to analyze login patterns and user behavior, identifying anomalies such as rapid password changes or access from unusual locations. This enables quick response to potential account takeovers, safeguarding user accounts and in-game assets.

A ticketing platform employs Ravelin to screen ticket purchases for scalping or bot-driven bulk buying, using machine learning to detect fraudulent patterns. This ensures fair ticket distribution and reduces revenue loss from fraudulent transactions.

A SaaS provider uses Ravelin to monitor sign-ups and usage data, identifying fake accounts or credential stuffing attacks. This helps prevent abuse of free trials and protects against revenue leakage from fraudulent subscriptions.

Businesses pay Ravelin based on the volume of transactions or events analyzed, such as per purchase or login attempt. This model scales with usage, making it cost-effective for companies with fluctuating transaction levels while ensuring fraud protection aligns with business growth.

Ravelin offers tiered subscription plans (e.g., Basic, Pro, Enterprise) with varying features like advanced analytics or dedicated support. This provides predictable costs for businesses and allows them to choose a plan that matches their fraud prevention needs and budget.

Pricing is tied to the value Ravelin delivers, such as a percentage of fraud losses prevented or revenue protected. This aligns costs with business outcomes, incentivizing effective fraud detection and making it attractive for high-risk industries like finance or e-commerce.