Polsia

What Polsia does

Polsia is a privately held AI platform, operated by Polsia, Inc. and founded by Ben Cera in 2024–2025, that markets itself as an autonomous 'AI employee' capable of running a solo founder's entire business — planning roadmaps, shipping code, running advertising, replying to customers, closing deals, and posting social content without human intervention. The platform is built on a proprietary Agent SDK with MCP (Model Context Protocol) connectors and loop-based agent orchestration that routes tasks across multiple foundation-model providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, Google) plus Fal.ai for media generation, while autonomously provisioning customer cloud infrastructure on GitHub, Render, Neon PostgreSQL, and Expo, and executing real-world actions through Stripe (payments, subscriptions, Connect Express), Meta (advertising via Marketing API, Pixel, and Conversions API), Postmark (email), Hunter.io (verification), Browserbase (browser automation), and Late.dev (social posting).

The company sells primarily through a self-serve, product-led funnel at polsia.com with a free-to-start tier (no credit card required) and a paid monthly subscription, layered with two transactional revenue streams — a 20% platform fee on Meta ad spend routed through Stripe, and a 20% take rate on customer payments processed via Stripe Connect Express (with a 14-day hold, $50 minimum withdrawal, and $500 monthly cap). Customers are horizontal, long-tail SMBs and first-time founders; the live /live dashboard publicly reports 8,361 active companies (+15% WoW), 1.38M+ cumulative agent tasks (+10% WoW), 743K+ emails, and 1,553 companies launched in a 24-hour window. Each generated company is allocated a default-public subdomain at company.polsia.app that functions as a viral marketing surface, a distinctive distribution mechanism reflected in Polsia's $30M Series 2 raise in May 2026 from a syndicate including Adjacent, Offline Ventures, Sound Ventures, Tekton Ventures, True Ventures, VaynerFund, and Drysdale Ventures.

Name

Polsia

Legal name

Polsia, Inc.

Website

https://polsia.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2024

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Polsia is a solo-founder-led AI platform that autonomously operates businesses on behalf of solo founders and SMBs, using multi-model agent orchestration to plan roadmaps, ship code, run Meta ads, handle customer payments via Stripe, and post social content end-to-end.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

AI Business Automation Platform

NAICS

Advertising Agencies (541810)

SIC

Services-Prepackaged Software (7372)

akta.pro primary industry

End-to-End Enterprise AI Platforms (MLOps & Model Lifecycle Management) (HDAEANAA)

akta.pro secondary industry

Enterprise PaaS (App Runtime & Managed Application Platforms) (HDAEAKAB)

Keywords

• AI business automation
• Autonomous AI agents
• Agentic workflow platform
• AI infrastructure provisioning
• AI agent orchestration

Headquarters

HQ city

Los Angeles

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Subscription fees: Recurring subscription (monthly default, auto-renewed via Stripe) for access to the Polsia platform. Entry tier is free; paid tiers unlock additional compute, features, and usage. Non-refundable.
2. Advertising platform fee (20%): Polsia charges a 20% platform fee on top of user-configured ad spend (e.g., $100 daily ad budget = $80 to Meta ads + $20 to Polsia). Daily budgets range $10–$1,000. Charged daily via Stripe off-session.
3. Customer payment platform fee (20%): Polsia retains a 20% platform fee on all customer payments processed through Polsia (e.g., $100 customer payment = $80 to user's organization, $20 to Polsia). Funds held 14 days before withdrawal; minimum $50 withdrawal, $500 monthly cap. Processed via Stripe Connect.
4. Third-party pass-through offerings: Resells/passes through third-party cloud infrastructure, AI usage tokens, and advertising services with Polsia acting as the merchant interface for billing.
5. Freemium tier: Free-to-start tier with no credit card required, designed to funnel users into paid subscriptions and transaction-based monetization.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

Polsia is an AI-powered business operations platform that runs a user's company autonomously by executing multi-role business functions — planning roadmaps, shipping code, running advertising campaigns, replying to customers, closing deals, and posting social content — through agents built on an Agent SDK connected via Model Context Protocol (MCP) loops to Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and Fal.ai models. The platform provisions and manages customer cloud infrastructure (GitHub, Neon PostgreSQL, Render, Expo), processes payments via Stripe, and publishes each generated company to a default-public dashboard and polsia.app subdomain.

Product overview

Polsia is a single unified AI-powered business operations platform (rather than a separately branded product family) that operates a network of autonomous agents on behalf of a solo founder's company. The core Polsia platform exposes multiple integrated modules and features including Roadmap Planning, Code Shipping (GitHub/Render/Neon/Expo), Ads (Meta), Customer Replies, Deal Closing, Social Posting (Late.dev), Email Automation (Postmark), Public Company Dashboard, Subdomain Hosting, Cloud Infrastructure Provisioning, AI Proxy / API Access (OpenAI-compatible), and Payments (Stripe). These modules are not separate products but capabilities of the same agentic platform, all powered by multi-provider LLMs (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, AWS Bedrock) and Fal.ai for media, and exposed through per-company dashboards at yourcompany.polsia.app.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Polsia Unified AI-powered business operations platform that operates as an autonomous 'first employee' for solo founders and small businesses. Plans roadmaps, ships code (with autonomous GitHub, Neon PostgreSQL, Render, and Expo provisioning), runs Meta advertising campaigns with server-side CAPI attribution, replies to customers, closes deals, posts social content, and accepts customer payments — all through agents built on the Agent SDK connected via MCPs to Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS Bedrock, and Fal.ai. Every customer company is published by default to a public dashboard and polsia.app subdomain.

Quantifiable outcome

• 8,361 active companies on the platform (+15% WoW)
• +6 more outcomes

Named customers8 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration10 records

AI capability12 records

Feature8 records

Partnerships

20 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship / core llm provider, core llm provider + video generation, fallback llm provider, core advertising integration, flagship payment processor, core infrastructure provider, core hosting provider, core database provider, core object storage provider, core email delivery provider, supporting provider (email verification), core browser automation provider, supporting provider (screenshots), core ai media generation provider, core authentication + connected account provider, optional integration, core social media posting provider, core mobile build provider, supporting provider (error monitoring) and optional supporting provider (ip geolocation).

• Anthropicflagship / core llm providerTechnology or IntegrationAnthropic is Polsia's primary LLM provider for agent tasks, chat, and content generation. Polsia shares prompts, tool context, generated outputs, and model telemetry with Anthropic to power autonomous agent workflows.
• OpenAIcore llm provider + video generationTechnology or IntegrationOpenAI powers LLM execution and Sora 2 video generation inside Polsia. Polsia shares video generation prompts and content metadata with OpenAI for model execution.
• AWS Bedrockfallback llm providerTechnology or IntegrationAWS Bedrock serves as Polsia's LLM execution fallback and model routing layer for agent tasks, providing redundancy when primary LLM providers are unavailable.
• Meta (Marketing API + Pixel/CAPI)core advertising integrationTechnology or IntegrationMeta powers Polsia's advertising campaign management, ad creation, budget management, audience targeting, and server-side conversion attribution (CAPI) using SHA-256 hashed email/user IDs and _fbp/_fbc identifiers.
• Stripeflagship payment processorTechnology or IntegrationStripe handles payments, subscriptions, billing portal, checkout, daily ad spend charges, customer payment processing, and Stripe Connect Express withdrawals for Polsia customers. Polsia is not the merchant of record — Stripe is.
• GitHubcore infrastructure providerTechnology or IntegrationGitHub provides repository integration, code automation, and customer-provisioned source code repositories. Polsia shares OAuth tokens, repo metadata, source code, and action logs with GitHub.
• Rendercore hosting providerTechnology or IntegrationRender hosts Polsia's platform and customer-provisioned web services. Service/runtime metadata, operational logs, and deployment configuration are shared.
• Neon (PostgreSQL)core database providerTechnology or IntegrationNeon provides managed PostgreSQL hosting for the Polsia platform and customer-provisioned databases, including application-stored customer/account data and database credentials.
• Cloudflare R2core object storage providerTechnology or IntegrationCloudflare R2 provides object storage for uploaded and AI-generated assets including ad creatives, files, media assets, and AI-generated video/image content.
• Postmarkcore email delivery providerTechnology or IntegrationPostmark handles transactional, operational, and outbound email delivery plus inbound email processing for Polsia; email addresses, message content, and delivery metadata are shared.
• Hunter.iosupporting provider (email verification)Technology or IntegrationHunter.io provides email verification and deliverability lookup services; email addresses and verification metadata are shared.
• Browserbasecore browser automation providerTechnology or IntegrationBrowserbase provides cloud browser automation powering Polsia's agent web interactions; URLs visited, page interactions, screenshots, and extracted content are shared.
• ScreenshotOnesupporting provider (screenshots)Technology or IntegrationScreenshotOne provides automated screenshot generation services for Polsia agents; requested URLs/pages and generated image metadata are shared.
• Fal.aicore ai media generation providerTechnology or IntegrationFal.ai provides AI media generation (video, image, audio) across multiple models; generation prompts, generated media, and model metadata are shared.
• Google (OAuth/Gmail APIs)core authentication + connected account providerTechnology or IntegrationGoogle provides authentication (login via Google) and optional connected account functionality through Gmail APIs; OAuth profile fields, authorized account metadata, and tokens are shared.
• Slackoptional integrationTechnology or IntegrationSlack supports optional workspace integrations and notifications inside Polsia; OAuth tokens, channel metadata, and message metadata are shared.
• Late.devcore social media posting providerTechnology or IntegrationLate.dev provides social media posting and scheduling across multiple platforms on behalf of Polsia customers; social account IDs, post content, media, and OAuth credentials are shared.
• Expocore mobile build providerTechnology or IntegrationExpo provides mobile application builds and distribution for Polsia customers; app source code, build configuration, and EAS build metadata are shared.
• Sentrysupporting provider (error monitoring)Technology or IntegrationSentry provides error monitoring and diagnostics for Polsia; application errors, stack traces, and technical telemetry are shared.
• IPinfooptional supporting provider (ip geolocation)Technology or IntegrationIPinfo provides optional IP geolocation enrichment; IP addresses and coarse location metadata are shared.

Scale indicators13 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• MultiOn: MultiOn builds autonomous browser-based AI agents that execute end-to-end tasks on behalf of users. Comparable to Polsia's browser-automation-driven agent workflows (Browserbase, ScreenshotOne) and to its broader vision of agents that 'do' rather than 'assist.'
• Cognosys: Cognosys (now part of / aligned with the broader agentic-AI movement) provides autonomous AI agents that execute multi-step business and research workflows. Overlaps with Polsia's autonomous task execution and Agent-SDK-style architecture.
• Bardeen: Bardeen provides browser-based AI agents that automate repetitive business workflows (outbound, lead enrichment, data entry). Comparable to Polsia's browser-automation agents and to its SMB/solo-founder GTM.
• Stack AI: Stack AI provides a no-code platform for building and deploying AI agents and workflows for business operations. Comparable agent-building capability to Polsia's Agent SDK + MCP architecture, with a similar target customer in SMB and mid-market.
• Artisan (Artisan AI): Artisan sells 'AI employees' (starting with Ava, an AI sales rep) to SMBs as drop-in replacements for human staff. Direct competitor to Polsia's positioning as a 'first employee' that autonomously runs business functions like sales and customer outreach.
• Relevance AI: Relevance AI offers an 'AI Workforce' platform for building and deploying autonomous agents across sales, marketing, and operations — directly comparable to Polsia's multi-role agent stack. Targets a similar SMB/mid-market customer with a no-code builder and managed agent execution.
• Lindy: Lindy builds AI 'employees' / agents that automate business workflows (sales, support, ops) for SMBs and individuals. Closest direct competitor to Polsia's 'first AI employee' positioning, with a self-serve PLG motion and per-task agent model.

Broad incumbents

• Zapier: Zapier is the dominant workflow-automation incumbent, connecting thousands of SaaS apps with triggers and actions. As it adds more AI-agent capabilities, it is a broad incumbent threat to Polsia's automation value proposition, with vastly greater distribution and SMB reach.

Emerging players

• Adept: Adept builds foundation-model-powered agents that operate software and complete business workflows autonomously. Architecturally and philosophically aligned with Polsia's agentic platform, though Adept has historically targeted larger enterprise deployments.
• Replit: Replit combines AI-assisted code generation with managed cloud deployment, allowing non-technical users to ship and host software. Overlaps with Polsia's 'code-shipping' and managed-infrastructure (GitHub/Render/Neon/Expo) capabilities and shares the solo-founder / indie-hacker target segment.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/polsia
• Facebookfacebook.com/61575468550012
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/polsia

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors7 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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