# Polsia A single autonomous "AI operating system" that plans, builds, markets, and runs an entire company end to end through nine coordinating agents (orchestrator, coding, marketing, sales outreach, support, finance, planning, competitor research, and social), with effectively zero human headcount. ## About Polsia Polsia is not an AI employee you hire, it is closer to an AI-run company in a box. One flat-priced core agent stack provisions your infrastructure (a web server, database, GitHub, email, Stripe, and ad accounts), then nine specialized agents run planning, code shipping, marketing, sales outreach, support, and finance on staggered schedules, largely without a human approving each step. Founder Ben Broca built it as a genuinely solo operation, no traditional employees, and used the platform itself to help manage its own $30M fundraise. That is a different model from an AI Employee you talk to, assign work to, and can redirect at any moment. Polsia is closer to an autonomous operator you configure once and let run your company's engine room. Sistava is a workforce you direct: employees with roles, schedules, and a task board that report to you, ask before doing anything risky, and slot into the tools and channels you already use, rather than provisioning a brand-new stack for you to operate inside of. ## Platform details - Pricing: $49/mo subscription plus 20% of the revenue and managed ad spend the platform generates for you, plus a credit system for extra on-demand tasks (one nightly task included, additional runs roughly $1 each). 3-day free trial, card required upfront. - Founded: 2025, Paris. Founded by Ben Broca (also publishes under the name Ben Cera), formerly employee #2 at CloudKitchens under Travis Kalanick. - Funding: $1M pre-seed, then $30M raised in 2026 at a $250M valuation, led by Sound Ventures with True Ventures, Offline Ventures, Adjacent, Tekton Ventures, Drysdale Ventures, and Vaynerfund. - Last reviewed: 2026-08-06 ## Official website - [Visit Polsia](https://polsia.com) ## What does Polsia actually do? Polsia positions itself as "AI that runs your company while you sleep." Under the hood it is nine specialized agents on staggered schedules, an orchestrator/CEO agent plus dedicated agents for coding, marketing, sales outreach, customer support, finance, planning, competitor research, and social posting, coordinated through a self-iterating multi-agent system with cross-company memory meant to improve its own guardrails over time. It provisions real infrastructure on your behalf: a web server, a database, a GitHub repo, an email account, Stripe, and ad accounts on Meta and Google, then runs the business through that stack largely on its own. Founder Ben Broca (who also publishes under the name Ben Cera) built it as a genuinely solo operation, no traditional employees, and used the platform itself to help manage its own $30M fundraise. Sistava's unit is different: an AI Employee, a persona with a role, a schedule, and a task board that you hire, brief, and can redirect at any time, working inside the tools your business already runs on rather than a new stack Polsia stands up for you. ## How much does Polsia actually cost? The base subscription is $49 a month, but the real cost scales with success: Polsia takes 20% of all economic activity it generates for you, revenue and managed ad spend combined. A credit system covers extra on-demand tasks beyond the one included nightly run, at roughly $1 per additional task. The free trial lasts three days and asks for a card upfront, so billing starts automatically unless you cancel. That revenue-share model means the platform's cost is not fixed, it grows in direct proportion to how well your business does on it. Sistava's plans run $49-$399/mo, flat, with compute and model calls included. For a founder who wants a predictable line item rather than a percentage of their own growth, that is the core financial difference. ## When does Polsia make sense? Polsia is a genuinely bold bet for someone who wants to launch and run a very lean, largely autonomous business from close to zero, and is comfortable with an AI agent stack making most of the operating decisions with limited day-to-day steering. Its growth, roughly $100K to $10M run rate in about three months with thousands of active companies, is real, credible evidence that the model works for at least some businesses. It also validates something Sistava believes in directly: that one person with the right AI leverage can run a real company. The difference is in how much control you keep. Polsia leans toward "configure once, let it run." Sistava leans toward "hire a team you can talk to, direct, and pull back at any time," which matters most once the business has customers, a brand, and decisions you want a say in before they ship. ## Where does Polsia fall short for an outcome owner who wants control? Independent reviews have flagged real reliability gaps at this stage of the category: a widely cited task-success rate around 21%, tasks marked complete that had not actually deployed, and occasional errors in automated outreach. That is not unusual for a brand-new autonomous category moving this fast, but it is a real, current gap between the pitch and the day-to-day experience some users report. The bigger structural difference is control. Polsia is built to need less of your daily involvement by design, which is the whole point of the pitch, but it also means less visibility and slower correction when something goes sideways. Sistava's employees ask before sensitive actions and report into a task board you watch in real time, a trade-off toward staying in the loop rather than stepping fully out of it. Honest take: Polsia is one of the boldest products in this space and its solo-founder story is proof of what is now possible. It is a bet on full autonomy. Sistava is a bet on a directable team, the same underlying belief that AI leverage lets one person run a real company, a different amount of control you keep while it happens. ## Comparison - [Compare Polsia with Sistava](/en/compare/ai-operating-systems/polsia) — See the two platforms side by side when you are ready to evaluate them.