Comparison
AEQI vs Polsia
Polsia sells autonomy by the hour: an AI that runs your company while you sleep, for $50/month plus 20% of everything. AEQI sells a Company you own and steer — with memory that compounds.
June 11, 2026 · Luca Eich
Choose Polsia if you are a solo founder who wants an AI to invent and run a company unattended from a single prompt, and you are comfortable paying $50 a month plus a cut of everything it earns instead of a flat fee.
Choose AEQI if you want to direct a company you own — read the drafts, redirect the work, approve what goes out — and keep everything it earns for a flat monthly subscription instead of a percentage of revenue.
What Polsia is
Polsia’s own line is “AI that runs your company while you sleep” (as of September 2026). It is built by a startup that has raised $30M and says thousands of companies run on it. The unit of the product is a company: you type an idea, or let Polsia invent one for you, and scheduled agents — a CEO, social, email, ads, finance — provision a server, an inbox, payments, and a repository, then email you each morning with a summary of what ran overnight. Polsia does not publish a pricing page; reported pricing is $50 a month plus 20% of revenue and ad spend, with hourly unattended “God Mode” runs priced from roughly $6 to $19 an hour.
Side by side
| Question | Polsia | AEQI |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Founders who want a company invented and run for them, unattended | Founders who want to direct a company they can see into |
| Where it lives | A web platform running scheduled agents | The company computer — a live website and workspace on your own server |
| Agents and roles | Scheduled agents in functional slots (CEO, social, email, ads, finance) | Ten officer agents in named roles: CEO, CTO, COO, CFO, CMO, CRO, CPO, Chief of Staff, General Counsel, Founder's Associate |
| Memory | Not published | A shared memory linking mail, decisions, and quests across the Company |
| Channels | Email summaries; scheduled social posting and ad management | One inbox across Email, Slack, Teams, Telegram, and WhatsApp |
| Hosting and data | Not published | One hosted Company per customer, on its own server in Germany (EU data residency) |
| Pricing | Reported $50/month plus 20% of revenue and ad spend; hourly autonomy from about $6 to $19/hour | €50, €200, or €800 a month for 1, 4, or 16 seats; annual billing is 2 months free |
| Trial | Not published | 3-day free trial |
| Best for | Watching an unattended AI improvise a business | Running a company you direct and keep the earnings from |
Polsia is the better choice when
- You want to test an unattended AI company end to end, starting from nothing but a prompt, with no departments to set up and no roles to name yourself. Polsia provisions the server, the inbox, the payments, and the repository in one motion.
- You are comfortable trading a revenue share for hands-off breadth — paying more when the company earns more, rather than a flat fee that stays the same regardless of the outcome.
- You want continuous, scheduled ad management and social posting running on rails today, on a cadence you don’t have to set or supervise post by post, and you can live with reading the results after the fact rather than approving each one first.
AEQI is the better choice when
- You want to open and redirect the work in progress — read a draft, change a decision, reassign a quest to a different role — rather than only read a morning summary of what already shipped.
- You want to keep everything the company earns for yourself, on a flat monthly fee instead of a percentage of revenue and managed ad spend that grows as the company does.
- You need clear data residency: one hosted Company per customer, on its own server in Germany, with EU data residency stated plainly, rather than terms that don’t say where the data sits or how it is handled.
- You want the company to get sharper over time — a shared memory across mail, decisions, and quests that carries lessons forward, so it can tell you why, instead of agents that wake, act on a schedule, and forget what came before.
The difference in one sentence
Polsia is a service that improvises a company on your behalf, on a fixed schedule, and reports back what it did each morning; AEQI is the company itself — a computer you direct, staffed with named roles across real departments, whose shared memory keeps what it learns so the work improves week over week instead of just repeating.
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Last verified 14 September 2026. Competitor facts are quoted from their public pages on that date.