Rerun vs Claude Cowork
Claude’s agent for tasks, now built into ClaudeClaude takes on the tasks you hand it, on Claude models. Rerun runs your recurring work with a team of agents, on any model, your Claude plan included.
Read the comparisonRerun vs Manus
Manus is a general AI agent that researches, builds and delivers, billed in credits per task. Rerun runs a team of agents on recurring business work, on a private machine, for one flat price.
Last reviewed , against each product’s public pricing and docs.
The short answer
Pick Manus for one-off deliverables, like deep research, a slide deck or a website, which its general agent is built for, and for Wide Research across many sources at once. Pick Rerun for work that repeats: as many schedules and webhooks as the work needs rather than 20, agents that share data and answer to your whole team, for $29 a month instead of credits per task.
Choose Manus if
- You need one-off research, slides or a website
- You want Wide Research across many sources at once
- You run a few tasks a month and would rather pay per use
Choose Rerun if
- The work repeats every day or on every event
- You need more than 20 scheduled tasks, or one that runs every few minutes
- You do not want every task to spend credits
- Several agents should share data and hand work to each other
Side by side
Rerun vs Manus at a glance.
Manus delivers one-off research, slides and sites, billed in credits. Rerun runs your recurring work every day, for one flat price.
How usage is billedEvery task spends credits: $20 a month buys 4,000, plus 300 refreshed every day.
Every task spends credits: $20 a month buys 4,000, plus 300 refreshed every day.Rerun never counts tasks: $29 a month, flat.
Recurring work20 scheduled tasks and 20 running at a time, the same on the $20, $40 and $200 plans.
20 scheduled tasks and 20 running at a time, the same on the $20, $40 and $200 plans.As many schedules and webhooks as the work needs, down to the minute, all in one Routines list.
A team of agentsOne agent that takes your tasks, up to 20 at a time.
One agent that takes your tasks, up to 20 at a time.Several agents with their own jobs. Tell Rerun what you have in mind and it hands each task to the right one.
What carries overA schedule can run inside the same task and reuse its files and results, and a Project shares files, skills and connectors.
A schedule can run inside the same task and reuse its files and results, and a Project shares files, skills and connectors.Each agent keeps memory, skills, files and its own database, and every agent reads one company brain: your offer, your prices, your tone.
Your teamTeam plans from $20 a seat each month, 4,000 credits per seat, pooled.
Team plans from $20 a seat each month, 4,000 credits per seat, pooled.Invite your team to the same workspace at no extra cost: everyone sees and answers the agents.
Key differences
Where Rerun and Manus part ways.
Four differences that change your day to day, shown on the real product.
Recurring work without a cap
Automate a taskEvery Manus plan stops at 20 scheduled tasks and 20 running at a time, on the $20, the $40 and the $200 tier alike. Rerun agents take as many schedules and webhooks as the work needs, down to the minute, on the same flat plan, and one Routines list shows what runs next, with pause and run now.
listening
running
A payment just failed
Margo is chasing it
done
New email from a lead
Jules is drafting a reply
done
Every morning at 7:00
Sam sorted your inbox
Your AI, not a credit balance
Connect your stackEvery Manus task spends credits: $20 a month buys 4,000, plus 300 refreshed each day. Rerun never counts tasks: agents run on your ChatGPT or Claude plan, your own key, or the included credit.
A team of agents
See how it learnsManus keeps context by running a schedule inside the same task, or by sharing a Project’s files and connectors. On Rerun, several agents each own a job, keep their own memory and skills, and share one folder, one database and one company brain. Tell the Foreman what you have in mind and it hands each task to the right agent.
## Procedure
1. Pull unpaid invoices from Stripe daily
2. Send a first reminder on day 7 past due
3. Escalate to the account owner after 2 tries
4. Log every touch in the CRM thread
## Exceptions
- Never chase an invoice under $50
- Read references/tone.md before escalating
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## Billing
- Pays around day 30, sometimes later
- A PO number is required on every invoice
- Invoices go to ap@acme.co, not to Dana
## People
- Dana Reyes runs ops, answers within a day
- Escalations go through their COO
74%
## Voice
- English, formal, no emoji
- Sign off as the founder, not an assistant
- Keep it under 120 words
## Timing
- Follow up twice, then stop
- Send whenever the draft is ready
44%
One board for the whole team
Set up approvalsOn a Manus team plan, each member runs their own tasks on the pooled credits, from $20 a seat. On Rerun, seats are free and unlimited, your team shares the same agents, and any teammate can answer one that stops to ask.
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Margo · Invoice ChasingTwo invoices at acme.com are 20 days overdue. How should I chase them?
1
Send a firm reminder to billing@acme.com
2
Call their AP contact first
3
Escalate to the account owner
Something else
Switching
Move from Manus in three steps.
No migration project. Start with the one task that costs you the most, and let it prove itself.
Step 01
Chase invoicesEvery Monday
Reply to leadsOn every new email
Find 20 new leadsEvery day, 8:00
Pick the task you schedule most
Describe it in plain words, or install a ready-made agent that already does it.
Step 02
Connect your apps and your AI
A sign-in per app, a token for the ones that ask. Sign in with your ChatGPT or Claude plan, or use your own key.
Step 03
This morning07:00
- Sort the inbox07:04
- Chase 2 invoices07:09
- Write the weekly reportRunning
Put it on a schedule
Any schedule or webhook, with no cap of 20. It runs on its machine and asks when it needs a decision.
Pricing
What you actually pay.
Manus bills in credits per task: $20 a month for 4,000 credits, $40 for 8,000 and $200 for 40,000, each with 300 credits refreshed every day, 20 scheduled tasks and 20 tasks at a time. Team plans start at $20 a seat each month with 4,000 credits per seat, pooled. Rerun is one plan from $29 a month for 5 agents, unlimited seats included, and never counts tasks.
Rerun
Everything you need to put Coworkers to work
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Included
5 Coworkers
Five Coworkers running side by side, each with its own job and tools.
Your own machine
A private computer in the cloud where every Coworker of your workspace lives, shares its files and its data. Only yours.
Unlimited seats
Your whole team on the same workspace, with no per-seat fee.
Also included
Bring your own AI
Optional: your own key, subscription or local model.
3,000+ apps
All your tools ready to connect, plus any MCP or API.
Delegate any task
Hand off the busywork. Your Coworkers run it around the clock.
Invite your teammates
Share your workspace and build your Coworkers together.
Further reading
More on Manus and its alternatives.
Autonomous AI Agents & Agentic AI: How to Build and Deploy Them (2026 Guide)A practical 2026 guide to building and deploying autonomous AI agents — covering architecture, frameworks, memory, tool use, production deployment, and cost controls.
What Are Computer Use Agents? The 2026 Guide to AI That Operates Your DesktopComputer use agents operate your whole desktop, mouse, keyboard, any app. How they work, the 2026 landscape (Claude, Operator, Mariner, Copilot), and how to run one safely.
AI Agent Cost: Pricing Models, Token Optimization and the ROI Math (2026)What AI agents really cost in 2026: the five pricing models, the hidden token spend that dwarfs the sticker price, and the ROI math to justify buy vs. build.Other comparisons
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Read the comparisonFAQ
Rerun vs Manus, your questions.
Is Rerun a Manus alternative?
For recurring work, yes. Manus shines at one-off deliverables. Rerun agents own jobs that repeat, on a schedule or a webhook, for one flat price.
Does Rerun use credits like Manus?
No. Rerun never counts tasks. The plan includes a small credit for the models Rerun hosts, and agents on your own ChatGPT or Claude plan or key cost nothing extra on Rerun’s side.
Can I hand Rerun a to-do list?
Yes. Write or dictate what you have in mind to the Foreman, the assistant that runs your agents. It hands each task to the right agent, proposes a new agent when none can do it, and keeps what only you can do in your task list.
How many scheduled tasks can I run on Rerun?
As many as the work needs: each agent can have several schedules and webhooks, down to the minute. Every Manus plan stops at 20 scheduled tasks and 20 running at a time.
Can Rerun agents browse the web and build files?
Yes. They search, drive a browser, take over a desktop for apps with no API, and write files on your workspace’s private machine, and can publish a file to a public link.
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Hire Coworkers on the ChatGPTplan you already pay for.
- 1. Plug in your subscription
- 2. Set up your Coworkers
- 3. Run your business with Coworkers
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