An AI CEO and agent team for early-stage business work
Wanna turns a company website or idea into a daily business plan and a queue of AI-generated work. Its AI CEO assigns tasks to a team of agents for outreach, applications, market research, and content, with approval required before external actions by default.
Agenticness = how independently a tool can take action, scored across 9 dimensions. Scored independently by David Kooi, Skylark Creations — see full rubric → Last re-evaluated 1 November 2026.
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Wanna is a cloud-based business-building agent designed for founders and people running small businesses. You start by pasting a product link, confirming an email address, and answering a few optional questions about the business and its goals. It...
Wanna is more agentic than a standard writing assistant: it plans multi-step business work, researches public web information, and can act after the user enables sending or autonomous operation. Its default controls are comparatively conservative:...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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- Smart ($10/month): One company; turns a goal into a weekly plan, writes posts, emails, and pages, and handles one task at a time.
- Sharp ($20/month): One company; includes Smart plus up to three new ideas per week and a deeper planning/review cycle.
- Genius ($50/month): One company; includes Sharp plus up to five ideas per week and research for investors, grants, and accelerators.
- Scale ($150/month): Up to five companies; includes Genius-level capabilities for each company, with up to seven ideas per week per company.
Plans are positioned around connecting an existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription. Wanna also sells credits for users without one, at a higher cost than bringing an existing plan.
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