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Issue 1 · November 2026

Agent Revenue Report · Issue 1

The first monthly report from Agent Cases: of 30 real cases, which revenue a third party has checked, where the money comes from, and what is rising or fading. Data as of 6 November 2026.

Cases
308 added this month
Verified
93 with a dashboard screenshot, 18 self-reported
Verified revenue in October
$690,476the 8 companies on TrustMRR combined
Most used tool
Claude Codein 13 cases; Cursor next with 9

Most verified revenue comes from selling things agents use

Of the 10 cases that sell agent work, 7 have revenue a third party has checked, far more than the other two kinds. October's top earner, Postiz, is a post scheduler that agents such as OpenClaw call directly; it made $387,214 in October, 21 times January. CreativeClaw, a studio that makes images and video for agents and charges in credits, jumped from $5,254 in August to $92,894 in September. Hypit and Skillry sell skills that plug into Claude Code. What they share: their customers already use agents, and the product lets the agent do one more thing.

Verified revenue a month at 8 companies, January to October 2026

  1. Postiz

    $387,214 in Oct

    JanOct

  2. CreativeClaw

    $110,939 in Oct

    JanOct

  3. Laper

    $53,656 in Oct

    JanOct

  4. Hypit

    $50,089 in Oct

    JanOct

  5. TrustMRR

    $39,377 in Oct; peak $48,909 in Sep

    JanOct

  6. SEObot

    $34,680 in Oct; peak $103,105 in Jan

    JanOct

  7. Skillry

    $12,216 in Oct

    JanOct

  8. LarryBrain

    $2,305 in Oct; peak $7,475 in Mar

    JanOct

Each company has its own vertical scale: compare the shapes, not the sizes. Figures from TrustMRR, in US dollars.
Show the table (US dollars)
CompanyJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct
Postiz18,30046,01982,07692,964117,503152,041178,649192,599247,809387,214
CreativeClaw0303651,7152,7355,25492,894110,939
Laper2941621,3345955,13615,85727,10845,99946,07953,656
Hypit26,84450,089
TrustMRR31,02630,84231,92128,02126,75128,60342,37341,33048,90939,377
SEObot103,10593,99985,95475,66963,80357,39150,80648,38040,43434,680
Skillry271,60812,216
LarryBrain4,0897,4756,0355,1423,6953,1412,8342,4842,305

The cases: Postiz, CreativeClaw, Hypit, Skillry

What rises fast can fade fast

SEObot, also verified, is the counterexample: it sells an agent that writes SEO articles on autopilot, and its revenue fell from $103,105 in January to $34,680 in October, down two thirds. LarryBrain's OpenClaw skills subscription peaked at $7,475 in March and made $2,305 in October. TrustMRR made $48,909 in September and $39,377 in October. Pieter Levels files his flight game under made money but not sustainable. Launch traffic comes quickly; keeping paying users is the hard part.

The cases: SEObot, LarryBrain, TrustMRR, fly.pieter.com

Products built with coding agents mostly rest on their makers' word

Built with agents is the largest kind, with 13 cases, but only 2 have revenue a third party has checked: Laper, the AI screenwriting tool 赵纯想 wrote with Claude Code, which made $53,656 in October, and Payout, a class action app built in two weeks, whose figure RevenueCat published. The $7M a year note taker and the manifesting app at $300K MRR rest on interviews. With these cases, read the evidence level first.

How much evidence each kind of case has (number of cases)

KindVerifiedScreenshotSelf-reportedAll
Run by agents0167
Built with agents22913
Selling agent work70310

The cases: Laper, Payout, Wave, Stella

Claude Code is used most; nobody here built a product with OpenClaw

Of the 30 cases, 13 used Claude Code, 9 Cursor, and 6 each Codex and OpenClaw. Of the 6 OpenClaw cases, 3 let it run the business, all on their makers' word; the other 3 sell to people who use OpenClaw, Postiz, CreativeClaw and LarryBrain, and their revenue is verified. As for earning, 19 cases charge subscriptions, 9 sell something once, and 6 charge for services.

Agents and tools the cases used (number of cases)

  1. Claude Code13
  2. Cursor9
  3. Codex6
  4. OpenClaw6
  5. Claude4
  6. ChatGPT2
  7. Hermes Agent2
  8. Lovable2
13 more tools were used in one case each. A case can use several.
Show the table
ToolCases
Claude Code13
Cursor9
Codex6
OpenClaw6
Claude4
ChatGPT2
Hermes Agent2
Lovable2
Artisan1
Base44 (its own app-building agent)1
Google AI Studio1
Grok Bot1
LangHub1
Monaco1
Polsia (custom agents)1
Qualified (Amelia AI)1
Replit Agent1
Salesforce Agentforce1
SEObot (its own SEO agents)1
TapTap 制造1
Windsurf1

The cases: Felix, Heyron, Brandon Doyle

China: 6 cases, 2 verified

The two verified ones both show their revenue on TrustMRR and both charge in dollars through Stripe: 赵纯想's Laper ($53,656 in October) and 熠辉's Skillry ($12,216 in October). The other 4 rest on what the makers or the company say: the Jin twins' mini games on TapTap, Liu Xiaopai's AI tools sold abroad, the Xiaomao fill light app, and LangCore, which sells pre-sales agents to manufacturers.

How the cases earn (number of cases)

  1. Subscriptions19
  2. One-time sales9
  3. Services6
  4. Marketplace4
  5. Sponsorship4
  6. Ads2
  7. Sale of the business1
A case can earn in more than one way.
Show the table
Way of earningCases
Subscriptions19
One-time sales9
Services6
Marketplace4
Sponsorship4
Ads2
Sale of the business1

The cases: Laper, Skillry, The Jin twins, Liu Xiaopai, Xiaomao Fill Light, LangCore

Data and method

The figures come from the 30 cases Agent Cases had published on 6 November 2026. The monthly revenue is from these 8 companies' public TrustMRR profiles: TrustMRR reads it through a read-only Stripe or Polar connection, so it is money actually received, one-off payments included; November is not over and is left out. TrustMRR's own figures come from its own platform, so the library counts them as screenshot-level evidence. Each company's small chart has its own vertical scale: compare the shapes, not the sizes. Nothing here is investment or business advice.

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