Polsia pricing in 2026: plans, credits, fees, and what a founder actually pays
By Tudor Bungardean. Published 23 September 2026. Every outside fact read on 23 September 2026.
Polsia costs $20, $50, $100 or $200 a month, plus 3% of the payments your company receives and 20% of the advertising spend it runs for you, as of 23 September 2026. Polsia is an AI that builds and runs a company: you type an idea, agents write the site and the code, run ads and outreach, answer support, and email you a report every morning. Only the first part of the price is on the pricing page. This article lists all three parts as they stood on the day we read the terms and the help centre, then works three examples.
Polsia plans: Standard, Pro and Max
| Plan | Price a month | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $20 | 20 credits and one company |
| Pro | $50 | 50 credits and up to three companies |
| Max | $100 or $200 | more credits for the same companies |
| Extra task tiers | $19 to $999 | more agent executions on top of a plan |
A credit is one agent execution. There is no free trial any more; in May 2026 the entry plan was $49 with a three-day trial. Hourly autonomous runs, sold as God Mode from $19 an hour, were discontinued on 23 July 2026 and replaced by credit-priced Auto Mode runs of one hour to five days.
Polsia’s fee on your customers’ payments
When the company Polsia runs for you takes money from a customer, Polsia takes a share. The terms updated on 17 September 2026 set it at 3% of customer payments, settled after 31 days, with no payout cap. Until at least 19 May 2026 the same clause read 20%, with a 14-day hold, a $50 minimum and a $500 monthly withdrawal cap. If you read a review that mentions a 20% revenue share, it is describing the earlier terms.
Polsia’s fee on advertising
Polsia runs ads for the company and charges 20% of all advertising spend on top of the spend itself. Ad budgets are set in credits, from 10 to 1,000 credits a day.
What a month on Polsia costs: three examples
| A month with | Subscription | Ads and the 20% fee | 3% of payments | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard plan, no ads, no revenue | $20 | $0 | $0 | $20 |
| Pro plan, $500 of ads, no revenue yet | $50 | $500 + $100 | $0 | $650 |
| Max plan, $1,000 of ads, $2,000 taken from customers | $100 | $1,000 + $200 | $60 | $1,360 |
What you own on Polsia, and what you can take with you
- On paper you own your inputs and outputs. Polsia owns the platform and takes a licence to train on your inputs.
- The code can be downloaded as a copy. There is no git access, and the help centre says there is no self-serve way to deploy your app elsewhere.
- Sites run on a polsia.app subdomain. A domain bought through Polsia is registered in Polsia’s name and becomes transferable after 60 days.
- There are no refunds for subscriptions, credits, domains or ad spend. Cancelling pauses the company.
How Castan prices the same month
Castan is a different product, so the comparison is about the shape of the bill rather than the features. Castan charges a flat price per workspace, $29, $99, $299 or $599 a month, with a free tier to start. The price is per workspace whoever is in it, and it is the whole bill: nothing is taken from your revenue or your ad spend. What you get for it is a memory of your company across Gmail, Slack, calls and invoices, a meeting assistant on your calls, invoice chasing, and agents that propose the next step for you to approve. The two products overlap for a founder with an idea: both open with a path for a new company and a path for a company that already exists. The Polsia vs Castan comparison is a separate article.
Questions people ask
How much does Polsia cost a month?
$20 for Standard, $50 for Pro and $100 or $200 for Max, plus extra task tiers from $19 to $999. On top of the subscription Polsia takes 3% of the payments your company receives and 20% of the ad spend it runs for you.
Does Polsia have a free trial?
Not as of 23 September 2026. The help centre says there is no free trial; in May 2026 the entry plan was $49 with a three-day trial.
Does Polsia take a share of revenue?
Yes, 3% of customer payments under the terms updated on 17 September 2026, settled after 31 days. Until at least May 2026 the share was 20%, with a 14-day hold and a $500 monthly withdrawal cap.
Can I get a refund from Polsia?
The refund policy says no, for subscriptions, credits, domains and ad spend. Cancelling pauses the company rather than deleting it.
Do I own the code Polsia writes?
You can download a copy of the code. There is no git access and, in Polsia’s words, no self-serve way to deploy the app elsewhere. A domain bought through Polsia is registered in Polsia’s name for the first 60 days.
Sources
- Polsia terms of service, last updated 17 September 2026: the 3% fee on payments, the 20% on ad spend, ownership
- The May 2026 terms, archived, the 20% share, the 14-day hold, the $500 cap
- Help centre: Standard, Pro and Max plans
- Help centre: refund policy
- Help centre: download or export your code
- Help centre: buy a domain through Polsia
- Help centre: your free trial
- Help centre: what is God Mode, discontinued 23 July 2026