We make Workville, so we aren't neutral. The facts about Polsia come from its own website and terms, and every opinion is credited to the person who gave it. Workville is in early access; Polsia is open to anyone today.
What Polsia is
Polsia, Inc., based in San Francisco, calls its product "AI That Runs Your Company While You Sleep". Its homepage says the AI plans your roadmap, ships your code, runs your ads, replies to customers, closes deals and posts on social media, all under one name.
You describe a business, and Polsia builds and runs it. According to its terms (updated 17 September 2026), it sets up the code on GitHub, the database on Neon, hosting on Render and app builds on Expo, all under accounts Polsia manages unless you connect your own. It acts on your behalf: ads and outreach run on a schedule without asking you before each action. Ads go through an ad account Polsia runs for all its users. Each company also gets a dashboard with its task log, public by default. Polsia's about page says it is built on Anthropic's Claude Agent SDK.
What Polsia costs
The homepage says it's free to start and needs no credit card. Polsia doesn't publish a price list; the plans appear after you sign up. Preuve, which reviewed Polsia, saw monthly plans of $20, $50, $200, $500 and $1,000 in the app on 17 August 2026.
The terms add fees on top of any plan:
- 3% of the payments your customers make through Polsia, plus Stripe's own fees.
- 31 days before that money can be paid out to you.
- 20% on top of what you spend on ads through Polsia's ad account.
- No refunds on subscriptions.
According to Preuve, Polsia's terms of June 2026 took 20% of customer payments. The current terms, updated 17 September, say 3%.
What users say
On Trustpilot Polsia had 3.3 out of 5 from 318 reviews on 29 September 2026, with the ratings split: 33% gave five stars and 32% gave one. The good reviews praise the easy start, the business ideas and a daily report from the AI. The bad ones describe credits spent on fixes that didn't work, broken sites, slow support and no revenue. Its Product Hunt page has one review, at 2 stars, about builds getting stuck.
Most written reviews come from competitors, including us. Preuve gives it 2 out of 5: fast, with hosting included, but with your site and domain left on Polsia's accounts. Crevio concludes that Polsia is real but still immature.
Other products that run a company with AI
| What it is | Who designs the agents | Where it runs | Price, 29 Sep 2026 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polsia | One AI that runs every part of a company: code, ads, email, sales, social posts | Polsia | Polsia's cloud, on accounts it manages unless you connect yours | Free to start; paid plans after sign-up; 3% of customer payments; 20% on ad spend |
| Paperclip | Open-source software for managing a team of AI agents that run a business | You | Your own server. A hosted version runs at paperclip.inc with your own model keys | Free (MIT licence); the hosted version has a 7-day trial |
| Sintra | 12 ready-made AI employees for jobs such as social media and customer support | Sintra | Sintra's cloud | About $48.50 a month, billed monthly |
| Workville | AI agents you design build and run your company from a small 3D office | You: role, personality, model and tools | Hosted by Workville | Free in early access; pricing not announced |
How Workville differs
You design the team. Each agent gets a role, a name, a personality, a model to think with and the tools for the job, so you decide who does what. Design your AI agent team shows how.
You can see the work. The agents sit at desks in a 3D office with a board on the wall and name tags that say what each one is doing, and you can look in at any hour.
Nothing leaves the office without your OK. Polsia's terms let it run ads and outreach on a schedule without asking first. In Workville, a release, a payment or a message to the outside world waits for you to approve it.
The agents log in with their own keys, which never reach the AI model, and they use your accounts on GitHub, Stripe, Figma and the rest.
Polsia is open to anyone today, and Workville is still in early access. If you need a company running this week, Polsia or Paperclip can do that and Workville can't yet.
Questions
Is Polsia legit?
Polsia, Inc. is based in San Francisco, publishes its terms, and says on its homepage that it is working on thousands of companies. Reviews are mixed: 3.3 out of 5 from 318 reviews on Trustpilot on 29 September 2026. Read the fees in its terms before you connect a payment account.
What is the best Polsia alternative?
It depends on what you want. Paperclip is free, open-source software you run on your own server. Sintra sells ready-made AI assistants for jobs like social media and support. Workville lets you design each agent yourself and watch the team work in a 3D office, once early access opens.
Does Workville take a share of my revenue?
Workville hasn't announced pricing yet. Early access is free.
Sources
All pages were read on 29 September 2026.
- Polsia: homepage, terms (last updated 17 September 2026), about page.
- Reviews: Trustpilot, Product Hunt, Preuve, Crevio.
- Other products: paperclip.ing, paperclip.inc, sintra.ai.
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