--- title: 'The Easiest Way to Make Money Online in 2026' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=pNJBQ27g0Ck' video_id: 'pNJBQ27g0Ck' date: 2026-08-04 duration_sec: 1186 --- # The Easiest Way to Make Money Online in 2026 > Source: [The Easiest Way to Make Money Online in 2026](https://youtube.com/watch?v=pNJBQ27g0Ck) ## Summary The video presents four AI-powered business ideas for 2026, ranked by cost, difficulty, speed to revenue, and scalability. The creator emphasizes e-commerce with AI as the top choice, arguing it builds a durable asset, while critiquing other models for their lack of moat and scalability. ### Key Points - **Introduction to AI Business Ideas** [00:01] — The video promises to reveal four proven AI-powered businesses for 2026, ranked by cost, difficulty, speed to revenue, and scalability. The creator claims a decade of experience helping over 2,000 people generate €500M+ in revenue. - **Why E-commerce with AI is #1** [00:55] — The creator argues that selling AI services is a losing battle because AI drives the cost of digital work to zero, making services less valuable over time. Instead, e-commerce with physical products is antifragile because AI cannot replace physical goods, and it builds a real asset with brand, customers, and data. - **AI Cuts E-commerce Barriers** [03:37] — AI has reduced the time and capital needed to start an e-commerce store. The creator shares a personal story of starting from a bedroom with €600/month, and after four failed stores, scaling to €4,000 net in a month. Clients billed €150M+ last year with €25M net profit. - **Product Analysis Tool Demo** [04:19] — The creator demonstrates a free AI tool that analyzes product potential. For example, 'dresses for special events' priced €50-100 in Spain scored 9/10, with pros/cons and a conclusion. Access is via Instagram DM with the word 'eva'. - **E-commerce Scoring** [06:07] — E-commerce scores: startup cost 8/10 (under €400), skill 8/10 (no programming needed), speed to money 8/10 (launch in a weekend), profit potential 10/10 (limitless). The small investment acts as a natural filter for serious entrepreneurs. - **Idea #2: Digital Products with AI** [07:17] — Creating small, focused AI tools (e.g., browser extensions, simple websites) that solve specific problems. The barrier to entry is low, but competition is high, and there's no moat—OpenAI or Google could release the same feature for free, making your tool obsolete. - **Digital Product Scoring** [10:32] — Digital products score: startup cost 9/10 (€100-200), skill 5/10 (technical knowledge needed), speed to money 5/10 (1-2 weeks), profit potential 8/10 (scalability ceiling). Success depends heavily on marketing ability. - **Idea #3: Automated Services with AI** [11:52] — Building automated services for existing businesses using tools like ChatGPT, Zapier, Make, or N8N. The creator shares that his own company uses this model. The key is selling efficiency, not AI itself. Start by solving a specific problem for a local business. - **Automated Service Scoring** [14:10] — Automated services score: startup cost 9/10 (free plans), skill 6/10 (systems logic), speed to money 7/10 (first client in a month), profit potential 7/10 (hard to scale). The main problem is that you become the bottleneck—constant maintenance and client dependency. - **Idea #4: Creative Agency with AI** [16:00] — Using AI to multiply creativity, not replace it. Repurpose long-form content into clips and posts, or generate variations in multiple languages. However, this is the most competitive idea, with price wars and inconsistent quality requiring human oversight. - **Creative Agency Scoring** [18:43] — Creative agency scores: startup cost 6/10 (€100-300/month subscriptions), skill 6/10 (understanding what converts), speed to money 7/10 (portfolio convinces quickly), profit potential 6/10 (limited by price wars and quality issues). ### Conclusion The video concludes that e-commerce with AI is the most solid and antifragile business model because it builds a real asset, while other AI business ideas have significant drawbacks like lack of moat, scalability issues, or time-for-money traps. The creator encourages viewers to use his free AI product analysis tool to validate their e-commerce ideas. ## Transcript artificial intelligence. It's the biggest change we've seen in business in decades, but is outdated advice or ideas that only work if you have a very large team help you out, I'm going to give you the four best proven AI-powered businesses that are possible in 2026. Each idea on this list is ranked and scored based on how much it costs to start, how difficult it is to learn, how quickly you can make money, and how scalable it really is. In fact, I have spent almost a decade helping more than 2,000 people to earn clients we have already exceeded 500,000,000 euros in revenue. During all this time I've seen trends come and go, dropshipping, selling on Amazon, marketing agencies, and after having seen it all, there's one thing I Artificial intelligence is here to stay and will create many millionaires, but probably number one, I have to start with this one because for me it is the one that is above all the others and in fact, if I had to choose one it would be this one. And I'll new AI-based business ideas circulating out there are quick fixes that will disappear within three months . Ultimately, what artificial intelligence and using it for one very specific thing: selling services. You look and see the same thing everywhere. AI agencies, AI copywriters, AI faceless videos, AI automated social media managers, packaging. But where's the problem? Well, it turns out that AI is doing cost of digital work, that is, it is bringing it practically to zero. If an artificial intelligence can do that same job virtually for free and instantly, the value of what you sell decreases every week that passes, so every month you are worth less. Think about it for a second. If you're starting a business whose main product decreases in price over time, it's a battle you're against the biggest revolution of the 21st century, and artificial intelligence always wins. That's why, when people ask me what I would set up today, with what I know, the answer is always that the most solid, most antifragile business, the one that protects you the most e-commerce business with artificial intelligence. replace any service provider, anyone. But there is one thing that AI cannot replace, and that is the physical products that people know and love, a cream, a pair of shoes, or a food supplement. AI isn't going to make that for you, it's not going to send it to your house, it's not going to generate that brand they like. People will always want to buy things. It is one of the few human behaviors that has not changed in hundreds of years. When you by leveraging artificial intelligence, you're not renting out your time, you're not selling your prompts for next to nothing, you're not competing exactly the same thing as you. What you 're doing is building your own real [music] asset with your brand, your customers, and your data. In fact, I'm going to 19 from my parents' bedroom, while also working part- time in a shop in a shopping center for €600 a month. But in the e-commerce business and after four failed stores I managed to create my system that allows me to scale any e-commerce business to more than €2,000 per month. In fact, I perfected the system so much that I earned €4000 net for myself with my online store in one month. And today, among my clients, just last year, they billed more than 150 million euros with more than 25 million in net profit in the pockets of those founders. That doesn't happen with an agency or selling on head. But, Jesus, e-commerce isn't very complicated; you don't need to invest a lot of time or have plenty of capital to get started. Yes, years ago. When I started, I spent weeks setting up the store, choosing fonts, organizing categories, struggling with templates, putting my money into stock without knowing if I would be able to sell it, and then I had to the brand to take off, but artificial intelligence has cut that barrier in half. The business model is the same, that hasn't changed. It's still about selling physical products to people who want them. What has changed is the above all, the amount of money you need to get started. What used to racking your brain for months, you can now solve on your own in an afternoon. That's why I've created this works very simply. You're going to analyze the product and put what you want to sell. I'm going to put, for example, dresses for special events, for example. I'm going to press continue and say that I want to sell them for between €50 and €100, that I have no experience, and that the target market is Spain. I'm going to run the product analysis, and in a few seconds it you've entered, which isn't much, and compares it with all the data helping thousands of customers. And what it gives you is an accurate report on the potential of this product. In this case, it tells you that it is a high- potential product, scoring it 9 out of 10. You can see exactly which of the six variables we measure are the most important. It gives you a 're setting up a business, you don't just want to invoice, you want to make money. You need to have an idea of ​​the income potential this could give you. It points out the pros and cons, because nothing is perfect. And above all, it gives you a conclusion that is basically like asking me or one of the consultants I have on the team what you need to do and want to try it, it's free. Don't worry, I'm not going to sell it to you. If you want it, go to my Instagram, Jesús Orozco Mo, and send me a direct message with the word eva and I'll give you access instantly. In the end, e-commerce is a taking the most proven business model in history, which is selling physical products, and you're running it with a processing capacity that only large companies had 10 years ago team of 100 people working for you at any time of day, practically for free. That's why I put it first on the list. The other three ideas I'm going to tell you about aren't so bad, but this one, in my opinion, is the one that at the notes to see how it compares to the rest. Starting cost 8 with the other options on the list. That's true, but you 're in for less than €400. And this, although it may sound a bit counterintuitive, I consider an advantage. That small entrance wall is the natural filter that keeps out most people who aren't serious. Competition remains low precisely because there is minimal investment. Required skill level 8 out of 10. You do programming genius or have studied engineering. All you need is to learn how to use the AI ​​tools that I share on this channel. Nothing else. If you're curious and eager, you'll pick it up money 8 out of 10. With artificial intelligence, you can have your store launched this weekend. And I'm talking about sitting down on Saturday morning and having your shop up and running by Sunday afternoon, with the potential to generate Profit potential 10 out of 10. And I'm not exaggerating, really. The profit potential is limitless. This is a model where you can earn €10,000 a month today, but you could also get a check for €10,000 in a few years completely different levels of gameplay , but they work at the same time. Let's move on to idea number two on the list: creating a digital product with explain what this means, because there is a lot of confusion surrounding . When most people hear the word AI, they automatically imagine giant companies making billions in revenue, huge systems, and laboratories full of engineers solving impossible equations. And that exists, yes, but it's just the tip of the iceberg. Beneath those giants lies a vast space for small, simple tools with a very specific focus. Products that use the behind-the-scenes, almost invisible, to solve a specific, everyday, and often tiny problem, but they solve it well and examples so you can visualize it better. Imagine you create a browser extension that does one thing: rewrite product descriptions more. That is their sole mission. Or imagine a very simple website where you paste meeting notes and it automatically transforms them into a to-do list digital product with artificial intelligence, a focused, useful tool that uses the cloud or any other model underneath to perform a specific task . You're not trying to reinvent artificial intelligence from scratch. That's not your game. What you 're doing is much smarter. You're packaging it in a way that a normal person will instantly understand, and putting a price on it that that person is willing to pay. idea sounds great when it's explained to you like that . The problem arises when you sit down to do it, and the problem is that the barrier to entry is practically zero, and you have to think about this carefully. If you can set up an artificial intelligence tool in a weekend with a good prompt and a can too. Your competition can do exactly the same thing, and in fact, they're going this video, thousands of people are riding the same thing you're about to ride. Go to any SAS tools directory and you'll see what I mean. There are hundreds or thousands of micro-tools that are technically solve a real problem, but nobody uses them. Because? Because nobody knows they exist. The product is good, but the distribution is not. The market is saturated. Each small problem already has 10 different tools, solving it from 10 different angles. And here comes the worst part, the one nobody tells you about. behind your product improves, or if OpenAI or Google release that exact functionality for free within their own platform, your tool becomes literally don't have a competitive moat. What you have is a that is not yours, land that can be taken away suddenly and without warning. And compare so you can see the difference. In e-commerce you have a physical product, a registered trademark that is yours, and customers who buy from you once, twice, and three times. You have a tangible asset that any of that here. Your code can be copied, your idea can be replicated, your interface can be 're not building a real asset, you're putting together something that can disappear at any moment without you being able to do anything about it. And be aware, because business model works for you [music] or not. Words are marketable. Your idea ability to sell it. In most cases, it's not the best- built product that wins, it's the person who knows how to sell it. Marketing is for motivated people, the product is for professionals. If you are someone who comes from marketing, who knows how to create and move audiences, who already has a community, who understands how to position something, this model can work for you. But if you're not, what you're going to create is a precious tool that no one will ever find. So let's get to the scoring. Starting cost 9 out of 10. Here you can start with 100 or 200 euros, but be careful, because the real cost of this model is not so much the financial one, but the time. You're going to have to invest many no-code platforms from the inside. Required skill level 5 out of 10. You don't need to be an in- need a fair amount of technical knowledge to master all the features and work with. It's not something you can grasp in an afternoon. Speed ​​to earn money 5 out of 10. You will probably need at least one or two weeks working. And that's just to start testing it, not to be charging for it. Profit potential 8 out of 10. It's fit, but it has a fairly clear scalability ceiling compared limited by the size of the problem you're solving. Idea number three involves building an automated service with artificial intelligence. And before we quick note to show you that this is n't just theory. In our own company we a model I'm recommending from the outside; it's a model that lives within exactly does it consist of? [music] Well, unlike the previous idea, here you didn't create a [music] inside existing companies and help them simplify all the repetitive and time-consuming parts of their processes. With what? Well, with tools like Chat GPT, Zapier, Make or N8N. Those are the 're not selling artificial intelligence just for the sake of selling, which is what many people do and that's why it doesn't work for them. What you're selling is real efficiency. You productive, recover lost hours, and free up their teams to dedicate their time to what truly drives 're thinking. I've heard this before, Jesus. Everyone talks about , but I'm going to give you a proven way to get your first your life. Pay attention. Think of any business you know, any business at all: a dental clinic, a real estate agency, a travel agency, the sports shop in your neighborhood. Everyone, without exception, has repetitive tasks that the team hates doing. Answering emails that are always the same, data from one site to another, preparing reports that nobody reads, but someone has to do them. These are high- volume, low-skilled processes that 's the key. Most of these businesses have no idea how to set this up. They don't know where to start. That's exactly where send them a PDF with a budget, that does n't work. Start by building a solves that specific problem they have. Show it in a way that makes the Record a short video of 2-3 minutes showing how it works with sample data. eyes how that would fit into its workflow, into its day-to-day operations, the completely. You're no longer selling an abstract idea; you're showing them a tangible solution to a problem they have. And the conversation becomes 10 that nobody wants to tell you, the part that the videos selling you this business model completely ignore. The real problem with this model is that you're selling your time. You are the bottleneck in your own business. schedule needs you to set up the automation, maintain it, and fix it when it breaks. And I'm telling you this from experience because it's going to notice, tools are updated, and what worked yesterday stops working today. The flows drop at 3 in the morning and at 3:05 the angry customer calls you because their business depends on it. Be prepared to make constant small adjustments, fix things that are bound to break, and the client asks for something new. It's a job that requires constant maintenance, and the more clients you have, the more complicated your life becomes, not less. And that's exactly online store, with an e-commerce site, where once you set up the system properly, the store sells while you sleep. With AI-powered services , the more you grow, the more time it building a service whose competitive advantage has an expiration date. You sell tomorrow. What you're doing is exchanging your hours for euros with a very clear ceiling. Let's get to the scoring. Startup cost 9 out of 10. You can start practically for free. Free plans from tools like N8N and Zapier give you plenty of room to set up your first automations and test the model without spending a single euro. Required skill level: 6 out of 10. In-depth programming isn't necessary , but understanding systems, logic, and cause and effect is. If you get lost with basic technical concepts, this model will frustrate you before it benefits you. Speed ​​to earn money 7 out of 10. If you get organized and offer very specific quick wins to small client within the first month, but the biggest problem will be retaining that client. Profit potential 7 out of 10. And this is precisely where the model falls short. It's very, very difficult to scale this to a large business. Deep down, he's still businessman. And the last idea we're going to talk about is one you've probably heard before, but [music] is paying attention to. It's the creative agency with artificial intelligence. And think the same thing again, listen carefully. This isn't just about artificial intelligence. You've already seen it, and everyone else has seen enough of it. If I told you that again, it wouldn't add anything new. What has value is something else. artificial intelligence to make creative work faster, cheaper, and more personalized at the same time. And notice that I say multiply creativity, not replace it. It's a humans from the equation, you're giving them superpowers to produce more and better. Think for a second about all the long-form content you've accumulated right now . Podcasts that last two or three hours, 40-minute YouTube videos, recorded webinars, masterclasses, interviews, thousands of hours of invaluable content that are not being used. With artificial intelligence, you can automatically convert that content into short clips, reels, or social media posts in minutes. Not in days or hours, in minutes. And a lot of people aren't doing it. Every brand, every creator, every business has hours of unused video and written content that should be repurposed into hundreds of our own clients. You can take human-made creatives and use artificial intelligence tools to generate 10, 20, even 100 different languages. Sounds good, right? Let me also tell you the other side of tell you in YouTube videos. The first problem is that this is competitive idea of ​​the four. Anyone with a laptop and a subscription to an artificial intelligence tool is calling themselves a nonexistent. When the barrier disappears, what happens to prices? second. What you charge €2,000 a month for today, someone will offer for €500 tomorrow and €100 the next day, because for them it's a side hassle, a supplement to the main job; it's a race down the price and in that least. The question you have to ask yourself is very simple. What do you want to build? And the second problem is quality. Yes, it generates variations at an impressive speed. I don't deny it, but the quality of what comes out is inconsistent. What the tool spits out is not what you publish. In between, a human eye is needed to review, adjust, and refine. And that again [music] is your time. Each client needs constant supervision. automation. The more customers you have, the more you either compromise on quality or you asset that works on its own. What you're you being there all day checking every single thing that comes out. So let's rate it. Startup cost 6 out of 10. Most tools but if you want to deliver decent quality to a paying client, you 'll probably be spending between €100 and €300 a month on subscriptions. That's the number. Required skill 6 out of 10. And above all, understand what really converts, because without this criterion, no matter how much you have behind it, what you produce is useless. Speed ​​to earning money, 7 out of 10. You can get paid fairly quickly if you show well-made samples. It's a sector where your portfolio convinces in seconds, and that works in your favor. Profit potential due to the problems I've mentioned. That's why you should remember that if you want to start with our own artificial intelligence that analyzes the product you would like to sell in your specific case and tells you whether it will generate money or not. To gain access, go to my Instagram profile, Jesús Orozco Mo, and send me Jesús Orozco Mo, and send me the word eva via direct message and I will give you access.