Customer of Revel since… We have been a customer of Revel since 2014. Many of the bad reviews here are accurate. Revel has shady business practices and they trick customers into contracts that they do not deliver on. Product is ok but it has a lot of features that do not work as advertised. They will not improve the product either. Find a company that you can escalate issues with that cares about your business. Revel should be ashamed of these bad reviews. over the years it appears they have not changed.

Great product now with local support I use this product across my restaurants in the UK and can't praise it highly enough. I have all the benefits of a well established product with lots of integrations where I need them but with the super secure architecture of iOS. The project process and initial support from NFS has been first class and the credit card processing is saving me money vs my last deal with Dojo.

Untrustworthy Corp Got bonded to a contract when I didn’t get the full out disclosure of fees and other requirements needed until I had signed agreement. It’s been over 6 weeks and haven’t gotten anything but two boxes and my money has been long gone. The service after my discontent and explanation of unreasonable help was horrible. Just like all companies they want your money and do not care for your business growth.

thoroughly underwhelming It's been an ordinary experience. We've been with revel for 6 mths, had 3 sales reps (each of which have left) and now have no sales contact. Your support line is our only interaction with revel and they seems to be hit and miss as to their helpfulness. In our time with revel we have also had our systems go down twice in the first 3 mths for no apparent reason. That said no one listens to our feedback which I'd imagine will be what happens here as well.

Poor Customer Service and Worse Authentification Protocols If you speak to a rep named Amy, don’t expect much help nor to be spoken to kindly. Also, Revels account verification process is really lacking proper security and authentication measures as explained to me by Amys manager Dashawn (not too sure on that spelling there) My issue stayed unresolved and I’ll likely never use nor refer Revel to anyone for use in the future.