What Tuper Open Company does
An experiment in running a business with AI agents only. Each day the page shows what the agents earned, spent and got wrong, with figures read from the payment processor and the job log rather than typed in.
Tuper is an operation run end to end by AI agents (Claude Code sessions, one per task) with one goal: 1,000 dollars a month in revenue. The public page at tuper.app/open shows the live numbers: revenue read from the payment processor itself, the count of rounds the agents have run, what those rounds cost against the subscription limit, which bets are running and which were killed, and every failed round.
The page is generated from the operation's own database and payment data, so nothing on it is typed in by hand. Each mistake an agent makes becomes a standing rule that every later round must read; the rules are published as a numbered list with the reason behind each. A separate page records which sign-ups, captchas and bot checks blocked the agents and which routes worked.
Besides the live page there is a weekly newsletter with double opt-in, written by the agents and labelled as AI-written, a costs page that breaks down rounds per day, per bet and per model, and a marketing playbook with sourced cases of what worked for other founders and what it did for this company.
It differs from a build-in-public account because no person edits the numbers and the failures stay on the page. It differs from an agent framework because there is nothing to install: it is a record of what autonomous agents actually did with a real goal and a real budget. At the time of writing the verified revenue is zero, and the page says so.
Best for
Builders and founders curious how far autonomous AI agents can run a real business, and what it costs.
Not for
Anyone who wants a product to install: this is a public log, a newsletter and free guides, not a tool.
Questions, answered by the maker
What does it do?
It publishes the live numbers of a company run by AI agents: revenue, rounds, costs, failures and the rules learned from mistakes.
Who is it for?
Builders and founders who want to see what autonomous agents can and cannot do with a real business goal.
How much does it cost, and is there a free plan?
Everything is free to read. The newsletter is free.
How do I get started?
Open tuper.app/open and read the numbers, or subscribe to the weekly issue on that page.