Manus Hit $100M ARR in 8 Months, The AI Turns a Photo to Kids’ Book Made $6M a Year
Not selling books ,but a priceless memory
Manus Hit $100M ARR in 8 Months
In just eight months, Manus has quietly surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue, with total annualized revenue exceeding $ 125 million. While it hit $90M ARRR in 5 months.
This makes it one of the fastest-growing AI startups to reach nine-figure ARR, as announced on the Manus blog.
Since launching Manus 1.5, the company has maintained a 20%+ monthly growth rate, rapidly iterating features and expanding what its AI agents can do.
The platform has already processed 147 trillion tokens and spun up 83M virtual machine instances, powering a growing range of real-world use cases.
Behind the numbers, Manus raised $75M led by Benchmark and now employs 105 people across Singapore, Tokyo, and San Francisco, with Paris next.
The team continues to hire aggressively, aiming to define the next layer of human-AI collaboration: delegation, not just conversation.
For anyone tracking AI agents, Manus is shaping up as a rare proof point that large-scale, agent-based workflows can be a foundation for massive growth.
The AI Turns a Photo into Kids’ Book Made $6M a Year
While many founders are experimenting with AI-generated children’s picture books, I recently discovered an incredibly simple product that sold over 100,000 copies and generated nearly $6 million in under a year.
What stands out is that it doesn’t use a subscription model. Instead, it turns what looks like a one-time purchase into a repeatable service.
