Is there an alternative to Polsia that publishes what it costs?

Is there an alternative to Polsia that publishes what it costs?

Yes. acoco publishes a pricing page. The first company is free to start with no card, and each company after that is $49/mo. Polsia does not publish one: polsia.com/pricing returns a not-found error, the Polsia homepage carries no price at all, and there is no pricing entry in Polsia's own sitemap (all checked 14 September 2026).

Both products describe the same job. Polsia's homepage says it is "AI That Runs Your Company While You Sleep." acoco builds a company and keeps five roles working on it every night. The difference a buyer can check before signing up is what each one tells you about cost, who does the work, and who pays for the advertising.

What does Polsia cost?

Polsia's website does not say. There is no pricing page, no price on the homepage, and no pricing URL in its sitemap as of 14 September 2026. Polsia's homepage does say "NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED · FREE TO START", so starting is free. What it costs after that is not published.

acoco's is published in full:

• First company: free to start, no card.
• Each company after that: $49/mo.
• Runway is what the company spends doing the work. It burns as work runs and you can add funds any time.
• acoco matches funds you add yourself: 20% at $10, 25% at $25, and 30% at $49 and above. A single top-up is capped at $1,500.
• Auto top-up charges the card on file and is not matched.

All of it is on the pricing page.

Who pays for the ads the AI runs?

With acoco, the company's ad spend comes out of runway, and acoco matches what you add yourself on the schedule above.

Polsia's homepage says "Polsia runs your ads." It does not publish where the money for those ads comes from, or whether any of it is matched (checked 14 September 2026).

Is it one AI, or a team of roles?

Polsia puts the whole job under a single name. Its homepage reads: "Polsia plans your roadmap. Polsia ships your code. Polsia runs your ads. Polsia replies to customers. Polsia closes your deals. Polsia posts your tweets. One name. Every role."

acoco splits the same work across five named roles inside the company you own: a CEO, a CTO, an engineer, growth, and a COO. The morning report shows which role did what overnight, so the work is attributable rather than attributed to the product name.

Do I need a credit card to start either one?

No, neither one. Polsia's homepage says "NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED · FREE TO START". acoco's first company is free to start with no card. The two are the same on this point.

What differs is the next step: acoco publishes the price of the second company and Polsia does not publish a price at all.

Can I see what the companies actually do?

Both publish something live. Polsia's homepage shows a running count of the companies it is working on. acoco's live page is at acoco.ai/live and lists what the companies did.

acoco also sends a report every morning showing what each of the five roles did overnight, which is the part you read rather than watch.

acoco vs Polsia vs the app builders: what is the real difference?

Polsia and acoco are answering the same question, which is who operates the business after it exists. Lovable, Replit and Base44 are answering a different one, which is who builds the app.

Polsia details as published on polsia.com and its own sitemap, checked 14 September 2026. Competitor prices as published on their own pricing pages, checked 7 September 2026.

Neither claim guarantees revenue. acoco funds the company's ad spend through runway and matches what you add yourself. No platform, acoco included, can promise a result.