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Wanna vs Polsia: which AI runs a small company end to end?
Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 6 Nov 2026, refreshed every 30 days. Wanna is our product, so read its column with that in mind.
Short answer. As far as their own pages show, neither one runs a company end to end without a person, and both say something different about it. Polsia says its agents run daily cycles of development, growth and operations "without human intervention", including writing code, deploying it, sending email and posting. Wanna reads your link, writes the plan and prepares letters, applications and posts. Applications, posts and ads always wait for your OK, and so do letters unless you choose Autonomous mode; it does not write or deploy your product code. If you want an agent that also ships software on its own, Polsia describes that and Wanna does not. If you want a team that proposes the next task and asks before posts, applications, ads and money go out, look at Wanna.
How we compared
Every row is the same for both. Polsia facts come from its own home page, read on 1 Nov 2026: the page title, the description, the questions it answers and the offer data in its page markup. Its pricing address returned "not found" that day and again on 6 Nov 2026. Wanna facts come from its own pricing page, autonomy, how it works and live pages and the start screen, read on 6 Nov 2026. We ran neither product for this page, so it says nothing about how well either works. For outside views on Polsia, see our Polsia review.
Side by side
| Polsia | Wanna | |
|---|---|---|
| What it says it does | "Plans, codes, and markets daily while founders sleep." Agents named CEO, Engineer and Growth Manager "write code, deploy to production, send emails, post on social media, and analyze metrics." | Reads a link, writes the plan, and gives the work to a team of AI agents: growth, investors, grants, communications and product. Letters, applications and posts are prepared for you. |
| Who approves what leaves | Its home page says agents work "without human intervention". We found no approval step described on the page. | Per its autonomy page: in Approve everything, nothing goes out without your OK. In Autonomous, letters go on their own once you turn on outside writing, connect a sending address and add your name and postal address; posts, applications, ads, money and anything unusual still wait for you. |
| Does it write and ship code | Yes, per its own description. We did not test it. | No. Wanna does not build or deploy your product. |
| Price, Polsia read 1 Nov 2026, Wanna read 6 Nov 2026 | Its home-page markup lists offers from $29 to $59 in USD and does not say for what period. Its pricing address: not found. | Monthly plans: Smart $10, Sharp $20 and Genius $50 for 1 company each; Scale $150 for up to 5 companies. Each plan runs on your own ChatGPT or Claude plan. |
| Free start | Not readable on its pages that day. | The start screen takes a link; see the pricing page for what each plan includes. |
| Honest minuses | Little we could read to check: no pricing page and no approval rules that we could find. Its terms, dated 17 Sep 2026, make you responsible for actions the agents take, and ad-spend top-ups stay off unless you enable them. Outside reviewers raise failed tasks and refunds; we have not verified them. | Early. On 1 Nov 2026, 03:59 UTC, the live page counted 4 companies of people, 0 with a subscription and 0 things sent outside in the last 7 days. Applications and ads always wait for your OK, and posts wait unless you choose Autonomous, so output is slower by design. |
Where Polsia is the better fit
Pick Polsia when you want code written and deployed as part of the same loop and you accept that the agents act with no one checking each step. It describes that work on its own page; Wanna does not do it.
Where Wanna is the better fit
Pick Wanna when you already have a site or product and need the work around it: who to write to, which grants and investors fit, what to post. Its prices are on a page you can read before you pay, and applications and ads wait for your OK in every mode, and posts wait unless you choose Autonomous. The start screen takes a link and shows a week of tasks for your company.
What neither replaces
Neither replaces a person who reads what goes to your customers. Neither replaces a lawyer or an accountant for payments, refunds and ad rules, or a developer for a product you must maintain. Wanna does not replace the engineer Polsia describes. See also Polsia vs NanoCorp and Wanna vs Lindy.
FAQ
Is Wanna an alternative to Polsia? Partly. Both aim at running parts of a small company with AI. Polsia describes writing and deploying code; Wanna handles planning, outreach and drafts, with your OK on what leaves (letters can go on their own only in Autonomous mode), and leaves the product code to you.
Which AI runs a small company end to end? Neither, as far as their pages show. Polsia claims the most autonomy, and we could not read how it is checked. In Approve everything, Wanna sends nothing without your OK; in Autonomous, only letters can go on their own, under conditions you set, and posts, applications, ads and money still wait for you.
How much does Polsia cost? Its home-page markup lists offers from $29 to $59 in USD, with no period stated; its pricing address returned "not found" on 1 Nov 2026.
How much does Wanna cost? Four monthly plans, read on 6 Nov 2026: Smart $10, Sharp $20 and Genius $50 for 1 company each, and Scale $150 for up to 5 companies; see its pricing page.
Does Polsia need human approval? Its home page says agents work without human intervention. We found no approval setting described.
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