Revo Uninstaller

Bulgarian uninstaller that removes the leftovers a program's own uninstaller leaves behind

Quick Overview

Company VS Revo Group Ltd.
Category PC Optimization Software Alternatives
Headquarters Ruse, Bulgaria
Founded 2007
EU Presence EU (Bulgaria)
Data Location Runs locally on your PC
Open Source No
Pricing Free edition; Pro $24.95 list (perpetual licence)
Free Option Free edition, 60-day money-back
Replaces IObit Uninstaller

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Does one job — removing leftovers — and does it thoroughly
  • Free edition available
  • Pro is a lifetime licence, not a subscription
  • 60-day money-back guarantee

Cons

  • Not a full optimization suite: no privacy tuning or disk cleanup suite around it
  • Windows only
  • Updates beyond the first year cost extra

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Revo Uninstaller?

Revo Uninstaller is made by VS Revo Group Ltd. in Ruse, Bulgaria, and has been since 2007. It does one job: it runs a program's own uninstaller and then scans for the files, folders and registry entries that uninstaller left behind, which on a Windows machine that has been in use for a few years is where much of the clutter comes from.

Where is Revo Uninstaller based?

Revo Uninstaller operates from Ruse, Bulgaria, which places it under EU (Bulgaria).

What does Revo Uninstaller cost?

Free edition; Pro $24.95 list (perpetual licence). Free edition, 60-day money-back.

Who is Revo Uninstaller best for?

Anyone whose real problem is software that will not uninstall cleanly. A lifetime licence and a 60-day money-back guarantee on the tool that fixes the thing optimizers usually only report: software that never fully left.

What are the drawbacks of Revo Uninstaller?

Not a full optimization suite: no privacy tuning or disk cleanup suite around it. Windows only. Updates beyond the first year cost extra.

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