How To Make $5k+/Month With AI Girls Using Prism + Claude π₯

HOW I DID IT...
From @jakconnects :
If you don't know by now, AI girls are one of the fastest ways to make money online in 2026. I've been running my own AI girls for 2+ years & made over $150k in the process.
During that time, I've tested countless different strategies, tools, & workflows, but this is one of the simplest and most automated systems I've built so far. I used Claude for the research, strategy, & ideas, while Prism handled most of the image and video creation.

One thing I've always wanted was to remove as much of the repetitive work as possible. Could I create a consistent AI girl, produce enough content for multiple platforms, grow an audience, & run the entire system without spending hours on it every day?
**Well, here's exactly how I did it.
STEP ONE: CREATE YOUR CHARACTER**
The first step to any good AI girl is picking a name, choosing a niche, & deciding on a visual identity.
To make this as easy & fast as possible, I used Claude to help decide what each of these 3 things would be for this new project.

I asked Claude to deeply research the hottest trending niches within the AI girl space, focusing on opportunities that were growing quickly without already being completely oversaturated.
I then asked it to suggest different visual identities that would fit the niche.
The answer was clear: I was going to build an emo/alt e-girl account. We settled on a white woman aged about 20 with black hair, a fringe, heavy eyeliner, & emo/gothic makeup.
Once I had the niche, personality, & appearance decided, I was ready to turn the idea into an actual AI creator.
STEP TWO: SETTING EVERYTHING UP
The next step was laying the foundations for the social media accounts I would need & setting up the Fanvue account I would eventually monetise.
For this, I needed a name, some bio options, a profile picture, & a consistent visual identity that I could use across every piece of content.

I opened Prism, created my new character, & gave it the basic description and visual references I wanted to use.
I then used Prism to generate different profile picture options until I had a clear image that matched the identity Claude had helped me develop. I uploaded the same profile picture to Instagram and Fanvue so both accounts looked connected from the beginning.
This gave me one consistent AI creator that I could continue using throughout the rest of the project, rather than trying to recreate the same person manually every time I needed a new image.
STEP THREE: LET'S CREATE CONTENT
Now I needed the rest of my Instagram photo grid, some initial Fanvue wall content, & enough images to begin making Instagram reels.
The key here was speed.
I asked Claude for 6 different content ideas that matched the character's niche and personality. I then used those ideas as prompts inside Prism to create the first 6 images for my Instagram account, using a 4:5 aspect ratio.

I scheduled these images across the coming week.
For the Fanvue wall, I wanted several posts ready before anyone subscribed, so I created 5 slightly more suggestive images. I wanted enough to build curiosity and make the account feel active, without immediately giving away the content people would later be paying to see.
I also used the same process to begin building a larger bank of premium content.
Because I was working with the same character inside Prism, I could create different outfits, locations, poses, & expressions without constantly starting again from scratch. This made it much easier to produce enough content for Instagram and Fanvue while keeping the creator recognisable.
STEP FOUR: INSTAGRAM REELS BREAKDOWN
Once the initial images were ready, I needed to turn them into short-form videos.
You don't need complicated ideas for this. Simple movements such as walking towards the camera, leaning closer, turning around, dancing, or moving from side to side can be enough.
I created several vertical images of my AI creator in Prism, then used its video tools to test different movements and turn the strongest images into short clips.

The movement is only one part of a successful reel. The text on screen & the story you're telling are usually much more important.
I asked Claude to research the types of hooks and on-screen text that were performing well across AI girl content. I then asked it for 30 ideas that could be adapted to my character's personality and niche.
Using the images and videos I had created in Prism, I produced more than 50 reels in a single day using CapCut. I scheduled 3 reels per day on Instagram & focused on repeating the concepts that performed best.
It took around 5 days to get my first subscriber. After one reel reached 10,000 views, another went viral and passed 600,000 views.
The page grew to more than 800 followers & brought in 50 Fanvue subscribers.
STEP FIVE: AUTOMATING THE FANVUE SIDE
I had one advantage over many of my competitors: access to Prism's MCP functionality. This allowed me to connect Claude to my Fanvue account & analyse my conversations with customers, see what types of content were performing well on my profile, consider what pricing I should set, & more.

I asked Claude to do a full breakdown through Prism & tell me what posts I should create, what prices I should set, & how I should reply to customers. I also used it to generate draft replies based on my existing messaging style whenever someone responded.
This brought the whole workflow together. Prism was already handling most of my image and video creation, while its MCP functionality allowed Claude to help with the Fanvue side of the business as well.
I now had a clear workflow. Each day, I would use Claude and Prism to analyse my Fanvue profile, identify what content was working, generate new content ideas, & prepare replies to fans.
I could spend around 40 minutes a day doing this, creating and scheduling posts, & run a system inside a work lunch break that had the potential to generate serious results.
STEP SIX: THE RESULTS
In my first month, I generated $600 in revenue, but in the second month, one of my reels went viral, hitting 600,000 views, & I was able to generate over $5,300 in a single month.
This was with minimal spend on my part, heavy automation from Claude & Prism, & all within a 40-minute work window each & every day.

I truly believe that AI girls are one of the best ways of making money online currently available. It's still early, the tools keep improving, & the barrier to entry is lower than ever. You don't need a huge audience, expensive equipment, or years of experience to get started.
Everything I've shown in this article is based on real workflows that I've personally used. Whether you want to build a side income, learn AI content creation, or eventually scale into a full business, there's never been a better time to start experimenting with this space.
If you're interested in creating your own AI character, growing an audience, & learning how the whole process works from start to finish, I've put together a free course that walks through everything in much more detail.
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