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Another Chinese startup launched general AI agent. From presentation it looks very cool:

https://manus.im/

Manus

Another Chinese startup launched general AI agent. From presentation it looks very cool:  https://manus.im/

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Manus, an artificial intelligence agent that briefly went viral earlier this year and got financial backing from Benchmark, said it has achieved an annualized run rate of $90 million.

Manus Co-founder Peak Ji revealed the number Wednesday during a conference in Singapore hosted by Stripe. The $90 million figure was calculated based on Manus’s revenue over the past 30 days.

Generating revenue is a big challenge for startups like Manus, which pay to use foundation models from Anthropic and others that power their AI agents. While most AI agents offer paid subscriptions—starting at $16 a month for Manus—they are still figuring out how to build sustainable business models. In April, a month after the Manus agent was launched, the startup raised $75 million in a funding round led by Benchmark.

Genspark, a major competitor to Manus, previously said it reached $36 million in annual recurring revenue within 45 days of launching its AI agent known as Super Agent in April.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-20/openai-challenger-manus-projects-annual-revenue-of-90-million

Manus, an artificial intelligence agent that briefly went viral earlier this year and got financial backing from Benchmark, said it has achieved an annualized run rate of $90 million.  Manus Co-founder Peak Ji revealed the number Wednesday during a conference in Singapore hosted by Stripe. The $90 million figure was calculated based on Manus’s revenue over the past 30 days.  Generating revenue is a big challenge for startups like Manus, which pay to use foundation models from Anthropic and others that power their AI agents. While most AI agents offer paid subscriptions—starting at $16 a month for Manus—they are still figuring out how to build sustainable business models. In April, a month after the Manus agent was launched, the startup raised $75 million in a funding round led by Benchmark.  Genspark, a major competitor to Manus, previously said it reached $36 million in annual recurring revenue within 45 days of launching its AI agent known as Super Agent in April.  https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-20/openai-challenger-manus-projects-annual-revenue-of-90-million

The Chinese-founded company behind AI pioneer Manus said it’s hit an annual revenue run rate of $90 million, offering a first glimpse at the value of its business.