The Chinese-founded firm behind AI startup Manus projected an annual revenue run rate of US$90 million, marking its first disclosure of business value.

The figure, shared at an event in Singapore, represents all sales under Butterfly Effect, with Manus contributing most of the revenue.

The company said the number was calculated by multiplying the past 30 days of subscription revenue by 12.

Manus offers subscription plans ranging from US$19 to US$199 per month, with a free version covering basic features.

User figures for Manus have not been disclosed.

Manus, which is not available in China, gained investor interest in March with the launch of its autonomous AI agents that perform tasks such as resume screening and trip planning.

In April, Bloomberg reported that Manus secured US$75 million in funding, boosting its valuation to nearly US$500 million.

The company recently announced new research features and plans to expand hiring in Singapore while reducing staff in Beijing and Wuhan.

🔗 Source: Bloomberg

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