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Cue vs Genspark Claw

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Starting price

Cue

Quote Free tier

Cue is Manus's personal agent app: each agent gets its own email, phone number, wallet and computer, takes calls for you and can work with other agents. Free in early access with an invite code; later pricing is not published.

Where Cue fits

  • Early adopters who want an agent with its own phone and inbox
  • Recruiters who want calls and callbacks handled and summarised
  • People testing multi-agent setups

Genspark Claw

$24.99/mo Free tier

Genspark Claw is an AI employee that takes a multi-step job in one message and works it through across your apps on its own cloud computer or your desktop. Free plan; Plus $24.99/mo, Pro $249.99/mo, all on shared credits.

Where Genspark Claw fits

  • Recruiters who want research turned into slides and reports
  • Agency owners delegating admin across several apps
  • Teams on Slack, Teams or WhatsApp

At a glance

DetailCueGenspark Claw
Starting priceQuote$24.99/mo
Free tier✓Yes✓Yes
MCP server–No–No
Public API–No–No
Listed underAI assistantsAI assistants

Where they pull apart

Cue

Stands out: Giving each agent a real phone number and inbox is unusual. An agent can field calls, follow up by email and report back, which suits recruiters drowning in scheduling and callback admin.

Watch out: It is invite-only early access with no published pricing, phone numbers only work in some countries, and agents that can pay and message on your behalf need tight budgets and permissions. Security researchers reported a prompt-injection flaw in Manus in 2026.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that need guaranteed access and predictable pricing
  • Handling sensitive candidate data during early access

Genspark Claw

Stands out: Claw lives inside a full AI workspace, so the same agent that researches can also build slides, documents and spreadsheets, join meetings and message from Slack, Teams or WhatsApp. The desktop app lets it edit local files that should not go to the cloud.

Watch out: Everything runs on credits, and users report heavy jobs burning through a month's allowance fast, including credits spent on failed runs. The jump from Plus to Pro is ten times the price.

Not the right fit for

  • Buyers who want flat, predictable pricing
  • Heavy daily agent use on the Plus plan

Pros and cons

Cue

  • Free during early access
  • Agents get real email and phone numbers
  • Several agents can work together
  • Invite code needed
  • No published pricing after early access
  • Phone numbers limited to some countries

Genspark Claw

  • Free plan to test with
  • Desktop app works on local files
  • Reports, slides and meeting notes in one place
  • Credit use is hard to predict
  • Big jump from Plus to Pro
  • Prices only visible after sign-in

What each one costs

Cue

Quote

Cue is in early access and free to use with an invite code; people who get access receive extra codes to share. Manus has not published what Cue will cost after early access, and agent phone numbers are live only in some countries. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 16 Oct 2026

Genspark Claw

$24.99/mo

Genspark has a Free plan with about 100 credits a day. Plus is $24.99/mo ($19.99/mo billed annually) with 10,000 credits, and Pro is $249.99/mo ($199.99/mo annually) with 125,000 credits. Claw draws from the same credit pool as the rest of Genspark, and credits do not roll over. Prices are shown after sign-in. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Common questions

Can you try Cue or Genspark Claw for free?
Cue and Genspark Claw carry a free tier on our listing.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 16 Oct 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?