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Money-making workflows people have shared. Unverified income claims are labeled.
Strong evidence (evidence grade B)
Pieter's flying game sold ads, and a later note says it now earns nothing.
Unverified claim$87,000 a month, a $1M annual run rate, 17 days after launch (self-reported); later listed at $0 a month
Strong evidence (evidence grade B)
Newsletter writer (AI BLEW MY MIND)
In a three-day test, a newsletter writer had Manus build a live interactive course website from three prompts and expand an old 100-prompt ebook into a 318-page ebook. Both needed review and polish, and the infographic test failed. She reports no sales.
No income sharedNo sales reported from the three-day test.
Strong evidence (evidence grade B)
Solo founder (DEV Community writer)
An autonomous agent working in 20-minute cycles shipped expat guides, 155+ calculators, a webhook tool and 394 SEO pages over 3 days (365 cycles). The only revenue was $3, one coffee purchase from someone who found the story of the experiment, not the tools.
Unverified claim$3 in total after 3 days and 365 cycles: one coffee purchase from someone who found the story of the experiment.
Strong evidence (evidence grade B)
Seasonal print-on-demand Etsy shop (The Cozy Bow Company, a side project)
A builder drafts designs with AI, says yes or no, and code lists them on Etsy.
No income sharedNo sales figures yet: 85 live listings by the end of week one, which hadn't brought in visitors.
Vendor or secondhand (evidence grade C)
The Arlington Bagel reaches about 6,000 readers a week, with research, compilation, editing and email handled by six Grok Bots. The write-up doesn't say how it makes money.
No income sharedNo income figures shared for this newsletter
Vendor or secondhand (evidence grade C)
Felix is an AI helper that writes guides and lists them for sale.
Unverified claim$177,417 in lifetime revenue across all streams, self-reported from the owner’s dashboard
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Content creator making AI story videos (r/grok)
A Grok Imagine creator split production into three custom agents (prompt writer, director, and a planner for characters, storyboards and audio) and says recurring characters stay 95%+ consistent. That's his estimate; no income yet.
No income sharedNo views or earnings reported. He estimates recurring characters stay about 95% consistent when called by tag.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Gumroad digital product seller (@allizerll)
A Gumroad seller who nearly quit because filming herself was exhausting now writes a script and lets an AI video tool make the promo video. Her dashboard screenshot shows 911 sales and $2,015.32 across three products, with no timeline.
Unverified claim911 sales and $2,015.32 across three products in a Gumroad dashboard screenshot, with no timeline
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Amazon online arbitrage seller (@fbajayden)
An Amazon arbitrage seller uses one Claude prompt to judge products against fixed buy rules and another to research suppliers. His screenshots show monthly sales growing from $235,902 in March to $372,802 in August: sales, not profit.
Unverified claimMonthly Amazon sales growing from $235,902 in March to $372,802 in August, by his screenshots. Sales, not profit.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
AI automation agency (@jasoncooperson)
An automation builder made a demo phone agent for an auto repair shop in about 30 minutes that offers appointment times, captures the car and services and texts a confirmation. He sells such builds for $2,000 plus $500 a month.
Price as statedHe sells builds like this for $2,000 setup plus $500 a month. The call shown is a demo, and he reports no client numbers.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
A creator let Grok Bot answer sponsor email and says it closed a deal.
Unverified claimA $10,000 deal closed within four hours (self-reported)
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Side hustler selling AI services (@lasthumannode)
In a filmed 7-day challenge, an n8n workflow with Claude researched Dallas plumbing, HVAC and electrical businesses, sent 90 personalized cold emails, got 8 replies by day 3 and showed $1,240 from three clients by day 7, on screen only.
Unverified claim$1,240 from three paying clients by day 7: $450, $390 and $400 Stripe payments shown on screen in his reel
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
AI chatbot agency (Oliver GS)
A chatbot seller builds a demo bot from each local business's website and texts the owner a link to try it. He says 4,000 texts led to 118 replies, 41 calls and 29 clients at $397 a month. These are his stated numbers.
Unverified claim29 clients at $397 a month, about $11,500 in monthly recurring revenue, from 4,000 texts, by his own numbers in an Instagram reel
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Amazon KDP coloring book publisher (@vickyopensart)
You can have a tool draw coloring pages, then list the book on Amazon.
Unverified claim$68,943.68 in Amazon product sales over 30 days, shown on her seller dashboard in an Instagram reel. Gross sales, not profit.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Digital product creator (Carlyspire Creatives)
A digital product creator wrote a children's recipe ebook with ChatGPT's help, designed it in Canva and sells it on Gumroad and Raket.PH. Her Gumroad dashboard on camera showed $1,595.81 from 11,645 views.
Unverified claim$1,595.81 in Gumroad sales from 11,645 views, shown on camera in her Instagram reel
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Side-hustle service model taught by an AI business coach (@iamjoanne_x)
You can add furniture to an empty room photo and sell that to agents.
Price as statedSuggested prices of £600 a month or £180 per property. Her £15K a month is a projection, not client revenue.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Etsy digital template shop (side hustle)
On day 45 of a public 90-day challenge, a creator's Etsy dashboard showed 13 orders and ₹19,657 (about $220) in one day, led by a wedding planner spreadsheet she made with Pinterest research and AI design help. It's a single-day snapshot.
Unverified claim13 orders and ₹19,657 (about $220) in one day, shown on her Etsy dashboard on day 45 of a public 90-day challenge
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Etsy print-on-demand shop (Moriah's designs)
A print-on-demand seller spots trending Halloween shirts on Etsy, makes her own designs in Playground AI and lists them through Printify, and showed $4,400.66 in revenue on her dashboard. That's revenue, not profit, and only on screen.
Unverified claimUS$4,400.66 in revenue shown on her dashboard in a Facebook reel. That's revenue, not profit, over a period she doesn't state.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Print-on-demand creator who also sells a merch course
A merch creator walks through a TikTok Shop listing for an AI-designed Bigfoot national parks shirt showing 4,018 units sold, and works out about $5.68 profit per shirt, roughly $22.8K in total. These are TikTok's estimates and his own math.
Unverified claimA TikTok Shop listing showing 4,018 units sold and $88.1K in estimated revenue, from his Instagram reel; about $5.68 profit per shirt by his own calculation
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Coloring book publisher and side hustler (@cado.prints)
You can draw coloring pages in Claude and list the book on Amazon.
No income sharedNo sales figures of his own. To show demand, he points to another seller's $12 coloring book with at least 18,000 copies sold.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Solo founder running a public experiment (r/SideProject)
Someone let an AI helper try a shop idea, then change the offer when it did not sell.
Unverified claimTwo sales worth over $600 on day 15, both from organic Reddit posts, after 12 days with no sales. Self-reported, with 45 of the 60 days to go.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Content creator and n8n builder (n8n community)
A community builder's n8n workflow writes the script, makes the voiceover, finds stock footage, renders the video and uploads it to YouTube as unlisted for review, at about $0.30 of voice cost per 10-minute video. No channel views or earnings are reported.
No income sharedNo channel views or earnings reported. His money ideas (ad revenue, selling the template, affiliate links, setup services) are suggestions.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
TikTok Shop clothing seller (side hustle)
Early: a creator posting about 10 AI-generated clothing videos a day to TikTok Shop, at about 30 seconds of her time per video, had low click-through and no sales after 3 days.
No income sharedNo sales after three days of posting about 10 AI-generated videos a day. She is logging the results day by day.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Working IT engineer with a weekend automation consulting side business, Japan (noatie)
A Japanese IT engineer sells business automations built with self-hosted n8n and the Claude API on weekends and evenings. Nine months in, he says side income peaked at 340,000 yen a month and averages 200,000 to 250,000 yen.
Unverified claimPer the author's note.com post (translated from Japanese): side income peaked at 340,000 yen a month and still averages 200,000 to 250,000 yen a month, nine months in.
Light evidence (evidence grade D)
Some builders charge to set up an AI helper for a shop, then charge each month to keep it running.
Price as statedPriced at $2,000 for setup plus $500 a month; no income totals shared for this service
What real businesses did, and how it went.
SalesStrong evidence (evidence grade B)
B2B coach selling to other businesses
Jeremy C. Jones sent 133 emails, including follow-ups, to 76 prospects with ChatGPT, Gmail and a spreadsheet. He reports 14 replies, 8 booked calls and 2 clients at $4,000 each.
ProductStrong evidence (evidence grade B)
Pieter told a coding tool to make a flying game, then sold ads in it.
OperationsStrong evidence (evidence grade B)
Nat Eliason, with an OpenClaw agent named Felix
Felix is an AI helper that sells guides while Nat still sets the plan.
FinanceVendor or secondhand (evidence grade C)
Small businesses that invoice in QuickBooks
Intuit says customers get paid 4 days faster on average when Payments AI sends invoice reminders. The product page names no business and gives no method beyond that aggregate.
SupportLight evidence (evidence grade D)
Give Claude or ChatGPT the dispute reason, transaction facts, proof and customer messages, with card numbers removed, and get a short neutral cover letter, a dated timeline and an exhibit checklist matched to the reason.
SalesLight evidence (evidence grade D)
Paste quotes from the last two months that never booked into ChatGPT or Claude and get a three-touch text and email plan without "just checking in". A cleaning-company owner says his automated Claude setup closed nearly $20K of stale leads.
FinanceLight evidence (evidence grade D)
Export item sales from Square or Toast as a CSV, add a unit cost per item, and ask ChatGPT or Claude to sort items by popularity and contribution margin into Stars, Plowhorses, Puzzles and Dogs, with price tests to try.
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