Polsia is an autonomous AI agent platform that writes and deploys code, runs paid ads, sends outreach email and collects customer payments for a company. It is pitched at solo founders and adds a subscription, hourly God Mode runs and percentage fees on ads and payments.
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Polsia is an autonomous AI system that its maker says plans, codes, and markets a company 24/7. It is positioned as an AI co-founder and works as an autonomous AI agent: rather than answering questions in a chat window, it takes actions for a business within the permissions, budgets and connected accounts you give it. Polsia, Inc. operates the service at polsia.com.
What separates Polsia from a coding assistant is the breadth of those actions. The terms describe it creating ad campaigns, sending follow-up emails, provisioning code repositories and databases, and collecting customer payments, with the user solely responsible for all actions it takes on the company's behalf.
The company behind it is itself an experiment in running with almost no staff. In May 2026, business press reported that Polsia raised $30 million at an implied valuation of $250 million while operating without hired employees. In an April 2026 update, Polsia said it had executed 1.5 million tasks across 6,500 companies; that figure is the vendor's own count.
The homepage sums up the pitch as one name covering every role: Polsia plans your roadmap, ships your code, runs your ads, replies to customers, closes your deals and posts your tweets. The terms and product announcements describe how several of those roles work in practice.
The shared account is a practical trade-off. It removes the need to set up your own ad account, but campaigns sit under Polsia's credentials rather than yours, and ad spend is funded daily from Polsia credits (or charged daily via Stripe on accounts still on card billing) rather than billed to you by the ad platform.
In a founder interview published by business press, the daily rhythm was described like this: every night, Polsia wakes up, does work, and reports back via email with what it has done, what it plans to do the next day, and how the business is doing. Each company can also have a public dashboard showing execution logs, metrics and social posts, which is covered under Limitations because it is on by default.
A typical Polsia setup moves from connecting accounts to letting the agent work for longer stretches. The steps below follow the order the terms and product announcements describe.
Polsia's pitch centres on starting a company, but its own usage update notes a different pattern: many customers use it to run an existing business rather than a new startup. The examples it names are a regenerative restaurant network, a skincare brand, a totes company in Chattanooga and a dental exit advisory.
The God Mode announcement lists the kind of long-running work the feature is meant for:
The same update describes products people built with Polsia, including a personalized dog trainer that knows a dog by name and adapts to its breed. These are vendor-selected examples, and the pages checked include no outcome data for them.
Polsia speaks mainly to founders, and in particular to people building alone. The homepage is direct about it: "You're a founder, or you should be. Polsia is your first employee. Never sleeps. The solo founder's standing army."
Polsia is a weaker fit where decisions carry professional or regulatory weight. It states plainly that it is not a law firm, financial advisor, tax advisor, regulated fiduciary, medical provider or other licensed professional, and the terms say its output should not be the sole basis for legal, tax or compliance decisions. Teams that need approval before every outbound action should also look at the scheduling rules under Limitations.
Polsia runs as a web application at polsia.com, and much of what it builds is hosted on infrastructure it provisions for you.
Ownership of provisioned resources is spelled out: you retain ownership of the source code and data within those resources, even when they sit under Polsia-managed accounts.
Polsia pricing combines a subscription with usage-based charges, and the fees on ads and customer payments can matter more than the base price for an active business. Among the public pages checked on September 28, 2026, there was no dedicated pricing page, so the subscription figure below comes from Polsia's own blog. A Polsia blog article states that for $49 per month, Polsia acts as an AI co-founder that plans the roadmap, writes and deploys code, runs marketing and handles customer interactions.
| Charge | Amount stated | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Getting started | Free to start | No credit card required |
| Subscription | $49 per month | Stated in a Polsia blog article dated July 11, 2026 |
| God Mode | $19 for an hour; under $6/hr for a week | From the April 2026 God Mode announcement |
| Advertising | Platform fee currently 20% of budget | Daily budget of 10 to 1,000 credits |
| Customer payments | Platform fee currently 3% | A $100 payment credits $97 to your balance |
Several rules sit outside the table:
Polsia also reserves the right to change subscription plans or adjust pricing at any time, and it may adjust the ad and payment fee rates prospectively with notice.
Products in the same "AI runs your company" category differ mainly in how much control they leave with the user before an agent acts.
Polsia's distinguishing points against both are its built-in payment collection with a 3% fee, its shared ad account, and hourly God Mode runs.
On a third-party review platform, Polsia's profile showed 288 reviews with a 3.2 score, as captured on September 28, 2026. The rating distribution was polarised: 33% of the 288 reviews were five-star and 34% were one-star. The platform's AI summary, based on 198 reviews, says most reviewers were somewhat happy overall. Within that summary, some reviewers noted that website setups frequently failed or generated errors, and others felt that tasks consumed credits too quickly without delivering functional outcomes or reliable support.
Business press coverage of the May 2026 funding round also reported that online reaction was split, with commenters often skeptical and some calling it hype.
The homepage says it is free to start and no credit card is required. Ongoing use is paid: a Polsia blog article dated July 11, 2026 puts the subscription at $49 per month, God Mode runs are priced by the hour, and ads and customer payments carry percentage fees.
Not for every action. Advertising, outbound communication and subscription enforcement run on schedules based on general prior approval. You control this by choosing which features to enable and by disabling them in account settings.
You retain ownership of your inputs and of the outputs generated for your organization, and of the source code and data inside provisioned resources. Polsia still receives a license to use your inputs, including for training its AI models.
The terms say subscription payments are nonrefundable, with no credits for partially used periods. Access continues until the end of the paid period after you cancel.
By default, yes in part. Public dashboards are on by default and may be indexed by search engines, and company subdomain landing pages may be publicly accessible. Visibility can be changed in account settings.
