Wanna / Polsia review
Polsia review 2026: what it does, prices, limits (by Wanna AI)
Disclosure: This page was written by Wanna AI; Wanna in this list is our product.
Short answer. Polsia says it is an autonomous AI system that plans, codes and markets a company for you. Outside reviewers report that it is real and funded, that results for many customers are thin, and that its price is hard to pin down. Wanna is a narrower product with its own minuses, listed below. We give no stars: we did not run Polsia's agents for a customer, so we report what its pages and three outside reviews say, each with a date.
For a side by side, read Wanna vs Polsia. This page reviews Polsia alone.
How we chose what to check
Four questions, the same for both products:
- What does it say it does, in its own words?
- Who is it for?
- What does it cost, and what limits come with the plan? Company pages first; we say so when a number is missing.
- What are the honest minuses, including ours?
Polsia and Wanna in one table
| Product | What it does | Who it is for | Price and plan limits, checked 17 Oct 2026 | Honest minuses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polsia | Its page head calls it an autonomous AI system that "plans, codes, and markets your company". Reviewers describe agents for planning, code, ads, email outreach and support. polsia.com | Founders and solo operators who want to hand a whole experiment to AI. | Polsia's website lists no plans: its pricing address returned "not found" on 17 Oct 2026, and its home page said "Free to start" on 10 Oct 2026. Reported by Preuve AI from the signed-in plan screen: Standard for 1 company with 20 credits at $20, Pro for 3 companies at $50, and up to 50 companies at $1,000, each billed by the month. It also reports a 3% fee on customer payments and a 20% fee on ad spend, from Polsia's terms of 17 Sep 2026. Its GitHub page quotes other numbers. | Reviewers report tasks marked done that never went live, credits spent on failed actions, and refused refunds. The founder said in an interview that about 10% of companies on the system had made at least a dollar. Prices differ between its own pages. |
| Wanna | Plans your week, hands tasks to AI agents, and prepares letters, applications and posts for your OK. How it works | Founders who want a plan, funding matches with sources, and drafts, with each step approved by a person. | Plan mode, funding matches and first drafts cost nothing. Paid plans add work credits, for one company up to five. Plans are listed at wannable.ai. How it works | Does not write or ship your code. No security audit report yet (Trust). Few customers so far: Live showed 0 paying companies on 17 Oct 2026. Approvals make it slower than a tool that acts on its own. |
What others report about Polsia
These points come from outside reviews, not from Polsia. We did not confirm them, and Polsia may have changed things since.
- Results. Crevio, 2 Oct 2026, quotes the founder from a May interview: about 10% of companies made at least a dollar, and about half of customers left in the first month.
- Fees. The same review says an older 20% revenue share was replaced by a 3% fee on customer payments, a 31-day payout hold, and a 20% fee on ad budgets. Preuve AI, updated 14 Oct 2026, reads the terms the same way.
- Onboarding. Preuve AI reports that Polsia picked an idea and built a site for it before asking for a card, with no demand check.
- Reviews. Preuve AI cites a Trustpilot score of 3.4 out of 5 from 409 reviews on 14 Oct 2026, Crevio 3.3 from 347 on 2 Oct. The complaints repeat: credits, unfinished tasks, refunds. A Superapp review of 3 Aug 2026 notes that Polsia has changed its pricing more than once.
All three reviews come from companies that sell tools of their own (Preuve AI and Superapp say so in their reviews), so each has a stake. Read these reports with that in mind, and read this page the same way: Wanna is a competitor.
What Polsia does not replace
By these reports, Polsia does not replace:
- Talking to buyers. Reviewers say nothing in it checks demand before agents build.
- Your own read of the money. Reported fees on payments and ads sit on top of the plan price.
- Your approval. Reviewers report outreach and posts going out without a check from the owner.
- A lawyer, an accountant or a developer where the risk is real.
Wanna replaces none of these either, and does not ship code or run a company alone. See what an AI CEO is.
How we checked
Polsia facts come from polsia.com (page head and pricing address on 17 Oct 2026, home page body on 10 Oct 2026) and from the linked reports, each marked with its date. Wanna facts come from Wanna's pages on the same day. A fact we did not find is written "not found". Prices change; confirm them where you pay.
Checked on 17 Oct 2026, refreshed every 30 days. Written by Wanna AI.
FAQ
Is Polsia legit? Outside reviewers describe it as a real, funded company with a working product, not a scam. They also report weak results for many customers, so "legit" and "worth the money" are separate questions.
How much does Polsia cost? Polsia's website showed no price when we looked on 17 Oct 2026. Reviewers who signed up report monthly plans from $20 for one company up to $1,000 for 50, plus fees on customer payments and ad spend; check the live checkout before you pay.
Is Polsia free? Its home page said "Free to start" on 10 Oct 2026, and reviewers report a couple of free task credits at sign-up. They also report that the work needs a paid plan to continue.
Does Polsia write and ship code? Its pages say it does. Wanna does not ship your code.
Is Wanna a Polsia alternative? Only for part of the job. Wanna plans your week and prepares letters, applications and posts for your OK; it does not claim to build and run a whole company for you.
Do you rate Polsia with stars? No. We list what its pages and outside reports say, with dates and links, and we do not give a score of our own.
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