RedWhite19
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Does anybody have the new entry level one and if you do would you please mind posting it? I just want to see the difference(Other than seeing it from their website).
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~$17 a month for Digital Rplate
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Has anyone had any contact with anyone from Reviver lately? Their online chat isn't working, support email isn't showing up and the original support specialist that helped me says their email is no longer active
Has anyone had any contact with anyone from Reviver lately? Their online chat isn't working, support email isn't showing up and the original support specialist that helped me says their email is no longer active
RedWhite19
Member
I called them about a week ago or so. The first time I called, it said “All of our representatives are currently...” and I tried again a few minutes later and got through.
Yeah, I have. They are coming in today for plate removal.
Contact Wallie, she's very good and answers questions fast
[email protected]
Well, Im looking to step up to a Y but Reviver wanted $250 to remove the plate and reinstall on the Y. I told them to go kick rocks, just paying the removal charge of $150. Its nice and I love it, but damn it's expensive to just swap. Maybe Ill opt for the thinner one in the future.
chrisduke
Member
Discount code: REVIVER
Price $199
Ends Jan 7, 2022
I've been researching this for a few hours after remembering that digital license plates exist in CA. For the price (currently $899) it wasn't even a consideration. But I found a post that makes it $199 using discount code "REVIVER" so I've pulled the plug. This is only for the battery powered (less expensive) version and only when you pay the full amount. So it actually ends up being $254 ($273.69 with tax) which includes the first year ($55) of the annual service. Note that when you apply the REVIVER code it displays as LOYALTY199 so if REVIVER doesn't work try that one as well.
If you're reading this after the discount offer ends Jan 7 2022, I also found another discount code offer from a video "PINKRIBBON" gives you something like 30% off.
I agree with everyone's opinions about this (good and bad) but for me--it's applying cool tech to a cool tech car and to this date, I've yet to see the Rplate on any vehicle on the road. It's definitely $200 cool... not $900 or $1000 for the wired version. No wonder they're not selling well... their price point is absurd (without a discount). Honestly, the price point should be $199 standard.
Price $199
Ends Jan 7, 2022
I've been researching this for a few hours after remembering that digital license plates exist in CA. For the price (currently $899) it wasn't even a consideration. But I found a post that makes it $199 using discount code "REVIVER" so I've pulled the plug. This is only for the battery powered (less expensive) version and only when you pay the full amount. So it actually ends up being $254 ($273.69 with tax) which includes the first year ($55) of the annual service. Note that when you apply the REVIVER code it displays as LOYALTY199 so if REVIVER doesn't work try that one as well.
If you're reading this after the discount offer ends Jan 7 2022, I also found another discount code offer from a video "PINKRIBBON" gives you something like 30% off.
I agree with everyone's opinions about this (good and bad) but for me--it's applying cool tech to a cool tech car and to this date, I've yet to see the Rplate on any vehicle on the road. It's definitely $200 cool... not $900 or $1000 for the wired version. No wonder they're not selling well... their price point is absurd (without a discount). Honestly, the price point should be $199 standard.
CarlThompson
Member
But why? California still requires a plate on the front so people will spend all this money just so they can have mismatched plates on the car? This super-expensive plate on the back and a regular plate on the front? Or buy two super-expensive plates + $55/month subscription for each?
No thanks.
No thanks.
RedWhite19
Member
Majority of Tesla’s I see roaming around here in SoCal do not put on their front plates. It is more surprising seeing front plates on a Tesla than not having them. Cops are not going to pull you over for merely not having front plates.
CarlThompson
Member
I hear you. But I'd guess putting one of these on the rear of your car is an invitation to get ticketed for not having a plate on the front. Because you know some police officers will have no idea what this is and pull you over for having a "fake" plate. Then you'll show them the letter from the DMV showing them it's legit but they be annoyed that they wasted their time and write you the ticket for not having a front plate.
RedWhite19
Member
I’m sure law enforcement is privy about these plates, particularly if you live in a big city, like San Francisco and Los Angeles. Now, if you’re in some little town, and have Barney Fife behind you, then sure, you may have a point. Cops rarely pull you over such little things here in LA. It is the same issue about people worrying about tints. Unless, you go full goofball, and get 5% tints, then you’re asking to get pulled over. I wouldn’t worry these type of digital plates.
As I’ve mentioned many times in CA you get the vinyl sticker on the front molded to shape of the bumper. It looks better than an R plate in front and back.
I have the vinyl sticker of my front bumper and have a letter from the dmv authorizing it. Also states approved by CHP.
chrisduke
Member
It’s $55/year not /mo and I don’t keep a front plate on. If I’m forced to, I’ll probably get the sticker option.
RedWhite19
Member
You can also try the Quick Bandit for you front plate. It comes on and off rather quickly. So, if you go out someplace where ticket enforcement will ticket you for not having a front plate, this thing seems like a lifesaver.
Subscribing to a license plate? Let's just continue to support the rental and subscription economic presence. Smh.
Their pricing history makes no sense whatsoever. They constantly fluctuate between spiking the price and cutting the price. I remember when it was $349 for the regular ("Essential" back then) and $499 for the Pro. And ~$700 for the Pro (the only model when it launched) in 2018.
$899 and $999 is just insane.
They also flux the monthly price and the down price.
Pretty sure they're having trouble keeping this going and making any profit.
I thought about getting an Rplate, but decided to save a few bucks and get a solid gold license plate instead.
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