Price Manus tasks in credits before you automate them: a sales deck, landing page, SEO audit and daily social report
A Manus tutorial lists what common small-business tasks cost in credits, including a sales-data deck, a landing page, an SEO audit and a daily social monitoring report, and shows which would exceed a standard plan.
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The business problem
Agent tools charge by credit, so a founder can run out of allowance without knowing which recurring tasks are affordable.
What was tried
Pick the recurring jobs you want the agent to do. Use the credit costs the guide reports to budget them against your plan: about 84 credits for a deck from weekly sales data, 127 for a minimalist landing page, 400 for an SEO audit from a URL, 22 for budget planning and 237 per daily social monitoring report. Schedule weekly reports instead of daily ones where the plan would not stretch, and write specific task descriptions so you avoid paying for revision rounds.
What was reported (not reported)
No measured results are reported. The guide's claims are general, for example that decks rival consultant work and that the SEO analysis would otherwise cost hundreds of dollars.
Limitations
The page has no named author, shows no prompts or sample outputs for most tasks, and carries an affiliate disclosure. A daily social report would use over 7,000 credits a month, more than the standard 4,000-credit plan, and it flags overruns and vague task descriptions as common causes of extra revisions. Video and audio work needs a higher model tier, some integrations are marked 'coming soon', and it says Manus is not a full replacement for specialised SEO tools. Credit counts and plans change, so check the current pricing.
What you need
A Manus account and plan (the guide discusses a 4,000-credit standard tier) and tasks specific enough to scope.
Sources
- No Code MBA (updated March 24, 2026; contains affiliate links) ↗ Tutorial, published March 24, 2026
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