Side-by-side comparison
Polsia takes 3% of every sale and ships changes straight to your live site. DoAny takes 0% (Stripe’s fees still apply) and lets you approve the big calls, like turning on payments.
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Over 12 months, Polsia keeps $1,800 of your $60,000 in sales and charges $240 for the plan: $2,040 in all. DoAny Free costs $0.
Stripe’s card fees apply on every option that takes payments through Stripe.
| What you pay | DoAny Free | Polsia Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Plan, 12 months | $0 | $240 |
| Cut of your $60,000 in sales | $0 | $1,800 |
| Platform cost, 12 months | $0 | $2,040 |
| Waiting for payout, once the 31-day period reaches you | No DoAny hold | About $4,850 |
Prices and fees checked September 25, 2026
Sources, checked September 25, 2026
Answer first
Twelve differences that change what you pay, what you control and what you can take with you. Polsia prices are for new subscriptions; older subscribers keep the plan they signed up for.
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| What you care about | DoAny | Polsia |
|---|---|---|
| Price to start | Free: $0, no card, unlimited companies sharing 5 credits a day, and it can take real payments. Pro: from $25 a month for 100 monthly credits plus 5 a day. | Free to start. Standard $20 a month (20 credits), Pro $50 (50 credits), Max $100 or $200; Standard covers 1 company, Pro 3, Max 10. |
| What a credit buys | AI work, plus AI features your customers use. On Pro a credit costs $0.25 ($25 for 100); only successful calls are charged, and usage history shows each task’s cost. | One agent run (a code change, an email, an ad, research) at about $1 a credit on plan prices ($20 for 20), taken when the task starts. |
| Fee on your customers’ payments | 0%. DoAny’s standard Terms rule out a revenue share, on every plan, Free included. Stripe’s processing fees still apply. | 3% of every charge plus Stripe fees; the fee “isn’t adjustable”. Older reviews quote 20%, the rate in its June 2026 Terms. |
| Where the money lands | Direct charges on your own Stripe Express account, with your business name on checkout. Stripe pays out on its normal schedule; DoAny adds no hold, minimum or cap. | A Stripe Express account Polsia creates for you. Card-only, US dollars, and funds wait out a 31-day settlement period, now rolling out, before payout (Polsia Terms §4). |
| Paid ads | None. “No ads, ever”: DoAny has no ad account and never spends your money. | Meta ads on Pro and Max, run from Polsia’s own Meta account. Budgets of 10 to 1,000 credits a day, 20% of which is Polsia’s fee. |
| How changes go live | The first version publishes itself. After that, changes land in a private preview and reach the live site when you press Publish. | Straight to the live site, with “no pull request, staging step, or approval checkpoint”. |
| What waits for you | Approval buttons before turning on payments, paid video renders, new recurring tasks, connecting outside accounts, saving automations and adding code packages. | Scheduled work, including ads and outbound email, runs on “prior, general approval” with no per-run check. |
| When credits run out | Work pauses and DoAny tells you. No overage, no automatic recharge. Hosting doesn’t use credits, so your site stays live. | Scheduled runs can’t start and credit-funded ads pause. Optional auto top-up can charge your saved card up to 3 times a day. |
| Commitment and refunds | Monthly only, with no annual plan. Cancel anytime; Pro runs to the end of the paid month, and what you built stays yours. For a refund, contact support. | Monthly, or annual paid a year up front (20% off the first year only, then full price). Nothing is refundable, and a lapsed subscription takes the site offline. |
| Taking it with you | Every source file in the Code view, every record in the Data view. Export your code and data anytime, and sync your code to GitHub. | Code as a zip, with no GitHub access; database as two SQL files on a 24-hour link; no dashboard export. |
| Training on your data | DoAny does not train AI models on your data. | Inputs are licensed “to train and improve the AI models”; the Privacy Notice covers outputs too. No training opt-out is described. |
| Custom domain | Every plan includes a yourname.doany.site address with HTTPS. Pro: connect a domain you own, and DoAny checks the DNS and issues HTTPS. DoAny doesn’t sell domains. | Paid plans: connect one you own, or buy one that is registered “under Polsia’s name at first” (its refund page calls it a registration “in your name”). |
Three footnotes to the table. New Polsia accounts get 3 starter credits, and under classic onboarding the first company uses one. The 20% fee older reviews quote comes from the June 19, 2026 Terms. Polsia’s Privacy Notice extends the training license to outputs, and on paid plans you can connect a domain you already own instead of buying one.
Where DoAny is different
Both products open a Stripe Express account for your business (Polsia’s help center says charges go “straight into your own Stripe account”). The differences are the cut and the wait. Polsia keeps 3% of every charge (20% under its June 19, 2026 Terms) and is rolling out a 31-day settlement period. DoAny keeps 0% on every plan, Free included, and adds no hold. On $5,000 a month in sales, that 3% is $150 a month. Stripe’s own fees apply on both.
After launch, every change Annie makes lands in a private preview. The live site changes when you press Publish, and a failed build never replaces the working version. On Polsia, each change goes to the live site as soon as the task finishes.
An approval is a button, not a chat reply. Before Annie adds payments you get a card with “Set up payments” and “Not now”. Before a paid video render the card shows the estimated credit cost, with “Start render” and “Request changes”. Typing “yes” in chat doesn’t count, and the work waits, marked as needing you.
Free costs $0 and can still take real payments. Pro starts at $25 a month with 100 monthly credits plus 5 a day. When credits run out, work pauses and DoAny tells you; nothing recharges. Hosting never uses credits, so the site stays up at zero, and there is no ad budget to overrun.
DoAny doesn’t buy ads. Annie does the unpaid growth work instead: she posts every day, finds likely customers, breaks the ice and follows up, runs your CRM, and answers customers around the clock, even at 2am. One switch in the SEO & AEO panel adds page titles, JSON-LD, sitemap.xml and an llms.txt, prerenders pages so crawlers read real content, and submits your sitemap to Google Search Console. Its checklist explains what to fix, and “Fix with AI” hands the fix to Annie. No ranking is guaranteed.
Polsia’s edge
If these matter most to you, Polsia is the better fit.
Polsia creates, launches and keeps optimizing Facebook and Instagram ads from its own Meta account, so you need no ad account or ad experience. DoAny doesn’t buy ads at all. If paid acquisition is your plan, Polsia does it and DoAny doesn’t.
Night Task works through up to 5 queued tasks a night, and Auto Mode plans and runs its own tasks for 1 hour to 5 days. An agent that keeps shipping without check-ins is Polsia’s design.
Polsia’s help center and changelog document posting to X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Facebook Pages (September 16, 2026) and Pinterest (September 21, 2026), and its Polsia FAQ adds LinkedIn and Reddit where social controls are available. Annie posts every day too, but Polsia publishes exactly which networks it connects to.
Owners can roll a Polsia app back to an earlier version, and its Polsia FAQ says every code change is under version control. DoAny saves every change as a numbered version but has no one-click rollback.
Polsia’s start screen offers “Grow my company” next to “Start from scratch”, a named path for a business that already runs. DoAny starts from your idea and researches the market first; to bring an existing product, you hand Annie your exported code and database records and DoAny imports them.
You can buy a domain inside Polsia and it is set up for you; DoAny connects one you already own. One-time Polsia credit packs never expire, while DoAny top-ups last 12 months and monthly credits end with the billing month.
Two more DoAny limits: it has no visual editor, so you change things by telling Annie, and it has no visitor analytics dashboard.
Worked example
Arithmetic on published prices for a founder selling a $29 monthly membership to 40 subscribers, or $1,160 a month. Polsia figures come from its plans page and its 3% fee. DoAny’s $0 Free plan can take real payments, so it is the cheapest way to sell here; DoAny Pro is shown for when you need more than 30 credits a month or a domain you own.
Stripe’s processing fees apply to all four columns and are left out. A Polsia credit is one agent task at about $1, and a DoAny credit is $0.25 of AI work on Pro, so the credit rows are not like-for-like. The fee rows are.
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| Line item | DoAny Free | DoAny Pro | Polsia Standard | Polsia Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subscription | $0 | $25 | $20 | $50 |
| Included credits | 5 a day, up to 30 a month | 100 a month plus 5 a day | 20 a month | 50 a month |
| Platform fee on $1,160 of sales | $0 (0%) | $0 (0%) | $34.80 (3%) | $34.80 (3%) |
| Platform cost this month | $0.00 | $25.00 | $54.80 | $84.80 |
| Platform cost over 12 months | $0.00 | $300.00 | $657.60 | $1,017.60 |
| Meta ads | Not offered | Not offered | Not included | From 10 credits a day, on top |
If you need DoAny Pro, the monthly sales at which Polsia Standard ($20 plus 3%) starts costing more than Pro ($25 flat): the $5 difference divided by 3%. On DoAny Free there is no crossover: $0 plus 0% stays $0. Stripe’s fees apply on both.
A year of Polsia’s 3% on $5,000 a month in sales. At a 20% profit margin, 3% of revenue is 15% of your profit. DoAny takes $0.
Credits a month for Polsia’s smallest ad budget (10 a day), six times the 50 in Pro. 20% of it is Polsia’s fee: a 25% markup on the media that reaches Meta.
The arithmetic: on DoAny Free, the $0 plan plus 0% of $1,160 is $0.00 a month. On Polsia Standard, $20 plus 3% of $1,160 ($34.80) is $54.80 a month, or $657.60 over 12 months. Stripe’s processing fees come off both.
Timing matters too. Under the 31-day settlement period Polsia is rolling out, a sale made on day 1 becomes available for payout around day 32. On DoAny, Stripe pays out on the normal schedule for your account. See DoAny pricing for every Pro size.
Before you pay
Public or private? The Terms say public dashboards “are enabled by default and may be indexed by search engines”, while the Polsia FAQ says only you can see your company by default. Check the setting on day one.
You carry the review duty. Polsia Terms §1 makes you “responsible for reviewing all Your Outputs and Agentic Actions” before publishing, yet code changes deploy to your live site with no approval step.
A missed result still costs a credit. A task that finished without the result you wanted still uses its credit.
Refunds and chargebacks. Polsia’s help center says a dashboard refund returns its 3% fee. Polsia Terms §4 deducts the full gross amount, fee included, on refunds and chargebacks alike, and you owe any shortfall.
Arbitration. Disputes go to binding JAMS arbitration with a class-action waiver, unless you email an opt-out to Polsia within 30 days of signing up.
Autonomy
Polsia, sold as “AI That Runs Your Company While You Sleep”, is built to act first and let you fix later. DoAny does the daily work and stops at the decisions listed in the table above.
Each code change deploys to your live site when the task finishes. Fixing it through the agent is a new 1-credit task, or the owner can roll back to an earlier version. Cold outreach finds leads and emails them each run, so there is “no list to preview”. Polsia’s own Polsia FAQ answers “Should I micromanage Polsia?” with “No.” The same FAQ says Polsia won’t “take irreversible actions without approval”, but its build guide says code changes deploy with no approval checkpoint.
Annie does the daily growth work described above. Anything on the approval list waits on a card. You can stop Annie mid-task with one click, pause a recurring task from its page, and spending can’t pass the credits you bought.
What you’ll see in DoAny
Payments are where the two products differ most, so here is the flow in DoAny. Everything before “Go live” happens before you give Stripe any details; the payments guide has the full walkthrough.
Tell Annie what you sell. Before she adds payments, an approval card appears with “Set up payments” and “Not now”. Nothing changes until you press the button.
Your preview takes Stripe test cards straight away, before you give Stripe anything. Buy your own product a few times; nothing is charged.
In the Payments panel, choose Go live, pick your country and complete Stripe’s own verification. Go live works on every plan, the $0 Free plan included, with 0% of sales to DoAny. Sole traders can sell; you don’t need a registered company. Live payments work for businesses in 42 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Australia and every EU country.
Once Stripe verifies you, the live site takes real cards. Checkout shows your business name, and customers can buy without creating an account. One-off purchases and weekly, monthly or yearly subscriptions both work.
Stripe pays out to your bank on its normal schedule. The Payments panel shows orders and payouts and opens your Stripe Express dashboard for refunds and disputes. Taking payments uses no DoAny credits.
Polsia also creates a Stripe Express account for you, but its country is “fixed once you set it” and every charge carries the 3% fee. At the moment the checkout on the sites DoAny builds is Stripe only (no PayPal), has no coupons or free trials, and doesn’t handle sales tax or VAT for you. That checkout can’t connect an existing Stripe account yet. The selling online chapter covers pricing and first sales.
Moving over
Do it in this order, so your site stays up and every record Polsia lets you export comes with you.
A lapsed Polsia subscription takes the site offline. Start DoAny on the Free plan, and cancel Polsia last.
Export your code and database (the code is a zip, and the database link lasts 24 hours); the full export checklist is on the Polsia alternatives page.
Give Annie the code zip and the SQL files. DoAny imports your existing code and database records, so you don’t start over; keep the originals as your backup. Polsia’s database export leaves out triggers, functions and roles, so tell Annie what those did.
Some things still move separately: add your API keys to DoAny’s Secrets vault, expect some customers to sign in again or reset their password, and move subscribers as in the next step. Annie publishes the first version to its yourname.doany.site address and adds checkout once you approve it.
Checkout on a DoAny site can’t connect an existing Stripe account yet, so DoAny opens a new Stripe Express account for your business. Subscribers billed through the Polsia-created account don’t move on their own; send them your new checkout link before you switch. When a subscriber signs up on the new checkout, cancel their Polsia renewal the same day (Dashboard → Business → Customers → Cancel renewals, where enabled) so nobody pays twice.
A domain bought through Polsia sits in Polsia’s name at first and can move to yours after 60 days through Polsia support. Connect it in DoAny’s Domains panel on Pro, add the DNS records it shows, and keep Cloudflare’s proxy off for them.
Your campaigns run in Polsia’s own Meta account, not an ad account of yours, so there is no ad account or campaign history to take with you. DoAny won’t run ads; Annie grows the business through search, daily posting and outreach instead, or you can open your own ad account.
The Polsia alternatives shortlist compares six options on price, fees and exit terms, with Polsia’s full export checklist.
Direct answers
Yes, once you’re selling. DoAny’s Free plan can take real payments: it costs $0, needs no card and takes 0% of sales, so $1,160 a month in sales costs $0 on DoAny Free against $54.80 on Polsia Standard ($20 plus 3%). If you need DoAny Pro ($25) for more credits or your own domain, Polsia Standard is $5 cheaper until about $167 a month in sales, then costs more, and Polsia Pro ($50) costs more from the first dollar. Stripe’s processing fees apply on both.
Polsia is rolling out a 31-day settlement period: new sales become available for payout about a month after the charge, then Stripe pays out on your schedule. Money already available when the policy reaches your account stays available. On DoAny there is no settlement hold, and Stripe pays out on its normal schedule.
No. DoAny has no ad account and never spends your money; growth comes from search and from Annie’s daily posting and outreach. Polsia runs Meta ads on Pro ($50) and Max from its own Meta account. Budgets run 10 to 1,000 credits a day, and 20% of every budget is Polsia’s fee, so each $10 funded puts about $8 into ads.
Yes for the everyday work, and the big calls wait for you. Annie posts every day, finds customers and follows up, runs your CRM and answers customers around the clock, even at 2am. Turning on payments, paid video renders, new recurring tasks and connecting outside accounts each need a button press. DoAny never buys ads or spends beyond the credits you bought.
Yes. Download your Polsia code and database first, and keep Polsia running until the DoAny version is live, because a lapsed Polsia subscription takes the site offline. Hand the files to Annie: DoAny imports your existing code and database records, so you don’t start over. Payments move separately: DoAny opens a new Stripe account, which takes real payments even on Free, and your domain connects on Pro. Ad campaigns run in Polsia’s own Meta account and don’t move.
DoAny does not train AI models on your data. Polsia’s Terms license your inputs to “train and improve the AI models”, its Privacy Notice says input and output may be used for training or fine-tuning, and it describes no training-specific opt-out.
Source record
DoAny details describe the product as it works today. Polsia sources: Terms (September 17, 2026), archived Terms (June 19, 2026), Privacy Notice (June 24, 2026), help center and changelog. Prices are in US dollars, exclude tax and Stripe fees, and were rechecked September 25, 2026; the cost example is arithmetic on published prices.
Cited only for DoAny’s payments go-live steps.
Current 3% customer-payment fee, 31-day settlement, no minimum payout or monthly cap, and full gross deduction on refunds and chargebacks.
Earlier Terms: 20% of customer payments, a 14-day hold, a $50 minimum withdrawal and a $500 monthly cap. The source of the 20% figure older reviews still quote.
Its help-center menu lists the posting guides for X, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest.
Says a domain bought through Polsia is registered under Polsia’s name at first; Polsia’s refund-policy page calls it a one-year registration in your name.
Polsia’s FAQ says companies are private by default, advises against micromanaging, says Polsia won’t take irreversible actions without approval and lists automatic posting to LinkedIn and Reddit; its Terms say public dashboards are on by default.
Put the evidence to work
Start on the Free plan with 5 credits a day and no card. Test checkout with Stripe test cards before you give Stripe anything, and press Go live, still on Free, when you’re ready to take real money. Still comparing? See the Polsia alternatives, every AI company builder comparison, or how running a company solo works.