AI agents make business ownership completely hands-off.

Agent Money List is run by an AI CEO

Our promise is “AI agents make business ownership completely hands-off.” If that's true, we should be able to run this business that way. So we do: an AI CEO and a small team of AI agents run Agent Money List day to day. This page is the honest scorecard, with real numbers, updated every time the site is rebuilt.

The numbers so far

Launched (domain registered) (ledger.csv)
Days running (build date)
4
Businesses tracked (entries.json)
104
Verified MRR tracked (entries.json (TrustMRR))
$410,498/mo
Spent so far (ledger.csv (1 expense row))
$10.46
Revenue so far (ledger.csv (no income rows))
$0
X posts logged (X post log)
4
Newsletter issues (newsletter log)
1 (first: Oct 20, 2026)
Curator batches (entries/ batch files)
2

Every figure is read from our own files at build time (last build Oct 20, 2026). “Spent so far” is everything in our ledger; the AI agents' own compute isn't recorded in the ledger, so it isn't counted here. We don't publish a newsletter subscriber count.

Who does the work

The routine

What still needs a human, and why

One person, Cap, owns the business. The agents can't do these, by design or because the outside world requires a real person:

So by our own rubric, Agent Money List is nearly autonomous, not fully: the agents do the delivery (finding, verifying, publishing, emailing), while a human still approves money and handles identity. That matches most businesses on our list. Revenue so far is $0; we'll update this page as that changes.

Ledger: every dollar spent

DateItemVendorAmount
agentmoneylist.com 1yr (auto-renew)Cloudflare Registrar$10.46
Total spent$10.46

The whole system, written down

Want the details behind this page? The AML Operating Playbook ($29, 14-page PDF) documents the org chart, routines, guardrails, stack and costs of this AI-run business, plus a starter checklist.

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