Comparison
newc0 vs Polsia
Both run a company with software instead of staff. The difference is what you are left holding. newc0 builds an application you own and charges a flat subscription. Polsia’s own terms document a platform fee of currently 20% on every customer payment, and another 20% on advertising spend.
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Choose Polsia if
- You want to start tonight with no card. Their homepage says free to start, no credit card required.
- You would rather pay nothing up front and share the upside than pay a fixed fee before you have revenue.
- You want advertising run for you end to end, and you are comfortable with campaigns living in a platform-managed ad account.
- Scale matters to you. They have raised $30M at a $250M valuation and report far more companies on the platform than newc0 can claim.
Choose newc0 if
- You expect the business to make real money, and you would rather a percentage of it stayed with you.
- You want trained models producing predictions, not only language agents producing text.
- You want to know what the software was checked against before you saw it.
- You want the daily supervision figure stated before you sign up, not discovered in week three.
| Dimension | newc0 | Polsia |
|---|---|---|
| What you own at the end | The application: data model, customer records, workflows and code. Post-termination handover mechanics are not yet published on this site. | Polsia states you retain ownership of your inputs, of outputs generated for your organization, and of the source code and data inside provisioned cloud resources.Terms §5.A, §1.H.i |
| Is an application produced? | Yes. That is the deliverable, alongside the agents that operate it. | Yes. Their terms describe provisioning source repositories, managed databases, hosted web services and mobile builds — under Polsia-managed accounts unless you connect your own provider credentials.Terms §1.H.i |
| Verification before you see it | Four stages in order: typecheck, tests, production build, smoke test. Failures trigger an automatic repair loop. Measured at 37s on the marketing-site scaffold in a network-less sandbox. | Not publicly documented. The terms disclaim accuracy of AI outputs and place review on the customer, and describe no pre-delivery verification chain.Terms §1.B.ii |
| Specialized ML models, not just language models | Two confirmed model domains, named and browsable: sales-forecasting and lead-scoring. No model count is published. | Not publicly documented.Homepage, Terms |
| Functions covered | Sales and outbound, customer support, marketing and content, back-office operations. | Their homepage lists roadmap planning, shipping code, running ads, replying to customers, closing deals and posting to social.Homepage |
| Autonomy expectation | Stated up front: about fifteen minutes a morning reviewing a queue — a typical morning, not a guarantee. Pricing, positioning, anything binding, anything irreversible and spend above your threshold never move without you. | Marketing says the platform runs your company while you sleep. The terms say you are responsible for reviewing and approving outputs, monitoring costs and supervising actions, and that scheduled operations run on prior general approval without per-execution approval.Homepage; Terms §1.B.i, §1.H.ii |
| Pricing basis | A flat subscription. The amount is not published on this site yet, and appears here the day it is confirmed. | Free to start, no credit card, per their homepage. Their terms describe paid subscriptions that renew monthly by default and are non-refundable, but publish no amount. There is no pricing page.Homepage; Terms §3.A–C |
| Does the platform take a percentage of your revenue? | No. newc0 takes no percentage of your revenue or your transactions. | Yes, and in two places. A platform fee of currently 20% on all customer payments received through the Services, and separately a platform fee of currently 20% applied to all advertising spend.Terms §4.C, §3.F.iii |
What else Polsia’s terms document
These have no newc0 equivalent to compare against, so they are reported rather than contrasted. They are the parts of a platform agreement that matter most once a business is actually taking money, and they are rarely on a comparison page because they are in a document nobody reads.
| Item | What the terms say | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Getting money out | Customer funds are held for currently 14 days. Withdrawals go through a Stripe Connect Express account with identity verification, and are subject to a minimum of currently $50 and a monthly cap of currently $500 per calendar month. Polsia may adjust these prospectively. | Terms §4.C–D |
| Refunds and chargebacks | If a payment is refunded or disputed, the full gross amount is deducted from your balance, including any platform fee already retained. If your balance is short, you cover the difference. | Terms §4.F |
| Whose advertising account | Advertising runs through a Services-managed platform advertising account rather than your own, with Polsia managing campaign structure, targeting and creative rotation on your behalf. | Terms §1.D.ii |
| What happens to your inputs | You grant Polsia a license to use your inputs to operate and improve the Services, including to train and improve the AI models and workflows that power them. | Terms §5.B |
| If the relationship ends | Provisioned cloud infrastructure remains accessible for 30 days, after which resources may be permanently deleted. Data export is available during that same 30-day window. Public dashboards and subdomains are disabled. | Terms §12 |
| Public visibility by default | Each organization may have a public dashboard showing business activity, execution logs and metrics. Public dashboards are enabled by default and may be indexed by search engines; visibility is controllable in account settings. | Terms §1.C.i |
What is the actual difference between newc0 and Polsia?
The fee model, and what it makes each company optimize for. A platform taking 20% of your customer payments is a permanent partner in your revenue: the more your business earns, the more it costs to keep running it there. A flat subscription is a cost that stops growing once you have paid it.
Both produce software. Both say the customer owns their code. The divergence is what happens after the business works — and a comparison that ignores that in favor of feature lists is comparing the wrong thing.
The second difference is what produces the predictions. newc0 deploys trained models — two confirmed domains, named and browsable — alongside the language agents. Polsia does not publicly document any specialized ML models.
Where is Polsia genuinely ahead?
Scale, money and time in market. They raised $30 million at a $250 million valuation in May 2026. Their own homepage counter showed 20,137 companies on the platform when this page was verified. newc0 has none of that, publishes no customer count, and would rather read as early than invent one.
Their free-to-start model is also genuinely lower risk at the beginning. If you never make money, 20% of nothing is nothing, and a flat subscription is not. The trade only turns against you once the business works.
Questions people ask when choosing
Does Polsia take a percentage of your revenue?
- Yes. Their terms state a platform fee of currently 20% on all customer payments received through the Services, with a $100 payment resulting in $80 credited to you. A separate 20% platform fee applies to advertising spend. newc0 charges a flat subscription and takes no percentage.
Do you own your code on Polsia?
- Their terms say yes: you retain ownership of your inputs, of outputs generated for your organization, and of the source code and data inside provisioned cloud resources. Those resources sit in Polsia-managed accounts unless you connect your own provider credentials.
What happens to your business if you leave Polsia?
- Their terms give a 30-day window after termination: provisioned infrastructure stays accessible and data can be exported, after which resources may be permanently deleted. Public dashboards and subdomains are disabled. Plan the export before you need it, not after.
Which platform is bigger?
- Polsia, by a wide margin and on every public measure. They raised $30 million at a $250 million valuation in May 2026, and their own homepage counter showed 20,137 companies on the platform when this page was verified. newc0 publishes no customer count because it has none to publish.
Is either one really autonomous?
- Neither. newc0 states about fifteen minutes a morning up front. Polsia markets running your company while you sleep, while their terms make you responsible for reviewing and approving outputs, monitoring costs and supervising actions. Read the terms rather than the headline, on any platform in this category.
Sources
- Polsia homepageretrieved
- Polsia Terms of Service, last updated June 19, 2026retrieved
- Funding announcement, May 25, 2026retrieved
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