The founders and the product
The Manus team launched from Singapore and used a global subscription path to turn attention around autonomous task execution into paid usage.
An autonomous AI agent that decomposes complex tasks with limited human intervention. Manus offers an autonomous AI agent that decomposes complex tasks while limiting the amount of human intervention needed in the workflow.
How the company sells the AI product
The team launched paid plans together with a global payment path, allowing the product to accept payments across more than 200 countries and regions.
The $90 million figure is the annualized revenue reported four months after paid plans launched, not a disclosed profit number.
What the public record shows
Manus turns autonomous task decomposition into a paid product for people who want an agent to carry work through multiple steps. Its Stripe case places commercial rollout alongside international access: paid plans reached $90 million in annualized revenue four months after launch, and the company was accepting payments in more than 200 countries and regions within one month.
The source presents those as adoption and annualized-revenue milestones.
The reported milestone
Stripe reports that Manus reached $90 million in annualized revenue four months after launching paid plans and accepted payments in more than 200 countries within one month of launch.
The numerical claims in this article come from the Stripe Chinese customer case study cited below.
Platform context
APIToken（https://apitoken.company/） provides a compatible API, isolated project keys, public status, usage records, and budget controls for AI application work.
The cited material does not state that Manus uses APIToken（https://apitoken.company/）.