What is the main difference between aeqi and Polsia?

Polsia is maximum autonomy: nine scheduled agents work your company around the clock, you steer by email reply, and the platform takes $49/month plus a 20% cut of the economic activity it generates. aeqi is an operating system: you direct a staffed Company with departments, work you can inspect, and memory that compounds — on a flat subscription.

How does Polsia's pricing compare to aeqi's?

As of June 2026 Polsia does not publish a pricing page; reported pricing is $49/month plus 20% of revenue and managed ad spend, with hourly 'God Mode' autonomy from about $6 to $19 per hour. aeqi publishes flat plans from $49 to $490 per month with a 3-day card-required trial and no revenue cut.

Is aeqi as autonomous as Polsia?

aeqi's agents work around the clock on quests and report back, but aeqi is deliberately founder-directed: you set direction, the Company executes and remembers. Polsia leans further toward full autonomy, including tweeting your idea automatically at creation. Which is better depends on whether you want a slot machine or a steering wheel.

Who should choose Polsia over aeqi?

If you want to type an idea, walk away, and see what an unattended AI produces, Polsia is the purest version of that experiment. If you are building something you intend to direct, understand, and keep, aeqi is built for that.

aeqi vs Polsia

Polsia's tagline is the boldest in the category: AI that runs your company while you sleep.

It commits to it completely. Nine specialized agents run on schedules — the CEO twice a day, social every two hours, email every three, ads and finance every six. You type an idea (or click "surprise me" and it invents one, then tweets it for you), and the system provisions servers, payments, an inbox, and a repository. Every morning, the AI emails you what it did.

It has raised $30M and claims thousands of companies. As a demonstration of appetite for autonomous companies, it is the strongest signal in the market.

The difference is the relationship you have with what gets built.

Polsia's model is autonomy as a service — sold by the hour. "God Mode" runs unattended from one hour to seven days, priced from roughly $19 down to $6 per hour, on top of $49/month, on top of a 20% cut of the economic activity the platform generates for you, ads included. You are a passenger with a feedback channel.

aeqi's model is an operating system. Your Company launches with a live website, a staffed team in real departments — building, marketing, sales, an executive assistant — and work you can open, read, and redirect at any moment. Agents execute around the clock, but you hold the wheel, and everything they learn lands in the Company's memory.

Memory is where the two philosophies separate hardest. Polsia's agents wake, act, and sleep on schedules. An aeqi Company carries its history: every decision, every lesson, every draft compounds, so the Company is sharper in week six than in week one — and it can tell you why. Autonomy without memory is motion. Autonomy with memory is an institution.

There's also the matter of legibility. Polsia publishes no pricing page; its mechanics live in reviews and press. aeqi's plans are public, flat ($49 to $490 per month, 3-day card-required trial), and take no percentage of what your Company earns. What your Company makes is yours.

Where Polsia is ahead today, as of June 2026: breadth of unattended execution — its ad management and continuous social posting run on rails aeqi hasn't shipped yet. If hands-off output is the only metric, Polsia maximizes it.

The honest verdict: choose Polsia to watch an AI improvise a business while you sleep. Choose aeqi to run a Company that works while you sleep — and remembers everything in the morning.