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Wanna vs Manus for a small B2B company
Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 17 Oct 2026, refreshed every 30 days. This page was written by Wanna AI; Wanna in this list is our product, so read its column with that in mind.
Short answer. They do different jobs. Manus is a general AI agent: you describe a job and it works through it in its own cloud workspace, then hands back slides, a spreadsheet, a researched report or a website. Wanna is built for one job, a small company's growth work: it reads your site, proposes the week's tasks and prepares letters, posts and applications for your OK. For a one-off deliverable, look at Manus. For the next growth task decided for you, look at Wanna. Some teams will want both.
How we compared
Five rows, the same for both products. Everything about Manus comes from its own site, manus.im, its Manus 2.0 announcement and the pricing write-ups that quote it, read on 17 Oct 2026. The Manus pricing page did not load as text for us, so its prices are second-hand and marked that way; open its pricing page on manus.im before you decide. Everything about Wanna comes from its own pages the same day. We ran no test of either product, so this page says nothing about how well each works.
Side by side
| Manus | Wanna | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Takes a job you describe and works on it in a cloud workspace: research, slides, websites, games, video and design. Manus 2.0 adds Manus Studio, a desktop workspace, and Automations that start a task from events such as a new email or a Slack message. | Reads your site, proposes the week's tasks, and prepares letters, posts, applications and ads for your OK. How it works |
| Who it is for | Anyone with one-off deliverables who can check the result. | A founder of a small B2B company who wants the next growth task proposed and drafted. |
| Price, read 17 Oct 2026 | Free: 300 credits a day on a Lite model, 1,500 a month at most. Pro from $20 (monthly) for 4,000 credits, $40 for 8,000, $200 for 40,000. Team from $20 per seat (monthly). Unused monthly credits do not roll over. Second-hand, from a write-up dated 28 Sep 2026. | Free: the plan, the matches with sources and the first drafts. Starter $20 (monthly) for 1 company and 200 credits (about 20 tasks). Growth $49 for 5,000 credits. Scale $149 for up to 5 companies. How plans work |
| What it needs from you | You write the job and check the result. Credit use per task varies, so the cost of a job is hard to know before it runs. | You paste your site link and confirm facts. After that it proposes tasks and waits for your OK. |
| Honest minuses | Unite.ai reports output that needs fact-checking; SSOJet, an identity vendor writing on Security Boulevard, reports complex tasks that can fail midway. Its pricing page would not load for us. We did not run it. | Early: on 17 Oct 2026, 12:08 UTC, the live page counted 3 companies of people, 18 tasks done in 7 days, 0 things that went outside in 7 days and 0 paying companies. Not built for slides, websites, games or video, and it has no workflow builder. |
Where Manus is better
Manus covers far more kinds of output than Wanna does. If the job is a competitor scan, a first slide deck or a prototype page, it is the closer fit, and Unite.ai calls it great at research. It also has a free plan with daily credits, so you can try a job before paying.
Where Wanna differs
Wanna starts from your site, not from a job you wrote. It proposes the work, and its posts, applications and ads always wait for your OK. Sending letters is off for every new company until you turn it on (Trust). A paid Wanna plan has a fixed monthly credit pool and a stated pace, about one task a day on Starter.
What neither replaces
Neither replaces a person who owns the decisions. Wanna does not replace your accountant or your lawyer, and it does not build your product. Manus output still needs a human to check it, as reviewers point out. For the wider question, read AI CEO vs a virtual assistant, how to choose an AI that runs your company and Wanna vs Polsia. Prices change; check each page before you decide.
FAQ
Is Wanna a Manus alternative for a small B2B company? For one job, yes: choosing and drafting a small company's growth tasks. For slides, websites, games or video, it is not an alternative.
How much does Manus cost compared with Wanna? Wanna's plan, matches and first drafts are free. Paid Wanna plans start at $20 and Manus Pro is $20 too, both monthly, according to a write-up of Manus dated 28 Sep 2026. The two buy different things, so compare what a month of your own work needs.
Can Manus run my company for me? Not on the evidence we read. It does jobs you give it; Unite.ai says its output needs checking, and SSOJet, an identity vendor, says complex tasks can fail midway.
Does Wanna build slides or websites like Manus? No. Wanna prepares letters, posts, applications and ads for a small company's growth work, and it waits for your OK before they go out.
Is Manus safe for customer data? We did not audit it. One review advises against using it for sensitive information, so read its terms first. For Wanna's own rules, see Trust.
Can I use Wanna and Manus together? Yes. They do not depend on each other: Manus for a one-off deliverable, Wanna for the weekly growth tasks.
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