SaaS
Laper: AI screenwriting creative OS
MRR$44,257ⓘ
Business model: B2C SaaS subscription for screenwriting, directing and storyboarding workflows
AI Money Cases · 2026-10-19
Issue #7: 14 AI money cases, 7 payment-verified, many grown through founders' own content and SEO
13 cases this issue: 7 with payment-platform data on TrustMRR (the AI screenwriting OS Laper; three AI SEO / AI-search visibility tools, SEOBOT, ChatSEO and AmICited; the Roblox AI game-creation platform SuperbulletAI; the AI people+pet portrait service Pet Plus Us; and Uizze, a UI-reference library for coding agents), with the founders of Pet Plus Us and Uizze having listed their projects for sale; 3 where named founders showed revenue dashboards in video interviews (the AI video-clipping agent Vugola, the dictation tool for seniors and people with disabilities Voicy, and the encrypted iPhone vault Vaultaire), self-reported and unverified; and 3 interview self-reports (the AI-coding docs tool CodeGuide, the AI "future self" coaching app MyFutureSelf and the AI support-agent platform DocsBot), self-reported and unverified. The common thread: many of these products serve people who work with AI, and several grew through the founders' own content and SEO — an SEO audience, X tutorials, Reddit posts, self-filmed Instagram videos every day, one search-data guide a day — rather than leading with ads.
Cases
SaaS
SEOBOT: blog SEO AI agent
MRR$34,936ⓘ
Business model: B2B SaaS subscription (listed at about $49/month)
SaaS
ChatSEO: conversational AI SEO agent
MRR$32,628ⓘ
Business model: B2B SaaS subscription (four tiers priced in euros: Starter €29 / Pro €49 / Ranker €79 per month, Agency "Custom"; paid plans start with a trial of "7 days + 30 credits", trial added 2026-09-07; for site owners and SEO consultants)
SaaS
AmICited: AI-search visibility platform
MRR$17,621ⓘ
Business model: B2B SaaS subscription (Starter / Pro / Premium)
SaaS
SuperbulletAI: AI tools for Roblox game creation
MRR$11,896ⓘ
Business model: Subscription for Roblox developers (AI tools plus a creator marketplace)
SaaS
Pet Plus Us: AI people+pet portraits
MRR-
Business model: B2C one-time purchases (first portrait $19, each additional $10; download, print or frame)
SaaS
Uizze: UI references for coding agents
MRR$1,846ⓘ
Business model: B2B subscription or lifetime purchase (about $9/month or $99 lifetime, billed through Polar)
SaaS
Vugola: AI agent that cuts long videos into short clips
MRR$11,200self-reported
Business model: SaaS subscription (current site pricing $19.99 / $49.99 / $99.99 a month, tiered by AI credits) for clipping accounts, content creators, agencies and long-form brands
SaaS
Voicy: speak instead of typing in any app
MRR$18,000self-reported
Business model: Subscription plus lifetime deal: Pro $8.49/month, lifetime $260 (site pricing); users who mention a disability by email get 20% off, which the founder reports about 20% of users use
Mobile app
Vaultaire: no-account, on-device encrypted iPhone vault
MRR$67,211self-reported
Business model: iOS app, free to download with paid advanced features: $1.99/week, $19.99/year, $39.99 lifetime; the founder reports about 60% of purchases and over 80% of revenue are lifetime
SaaS
CodeGuide: docs/knowledge base for AI coding tools
MRR$42,000self-reported
Business model: B2C/B2B SaaS subscription (monthly/yearly; no trial; about 40% off yearly)
Mobile app
MyFutureSelf: AI Future-Self identity coach
MRR$11,000self-reported
Business model: B2C mobile app subscription (AI identity and habit coach)
SaaS
DocsBot: support agent that answers from your docs and hands off to humans
MRR-
Business model: SaaS subscription: $49 / $149 a month on the site plus a $500 business self-serve tier, with about $150 the most common; plus an agency partner program (agencies earn 30% of a client's first-year subscription and can bill their own services)
Tool pick
Cursor
First pick for developers used to an IDE; used in the LaunchFast and Lancer cases.
Takeaway
A wave of products now builds things for AI to use: UI references and project docs for coding agents, an SEO data interface for Claude and Cursor. On distribution, SEO still works: Voicy grew on how-to articles and Vaultaire has Claude write one search-data guide a day, both with no ads; if you'd rather not write, do what Vugola did and film yourself daily on Instagram using formats that have already gone viral.