Comparison
Both deploy AI agents to run parts of your business. The difference shows up in the pricing model, who stays in the loop on real-world actions, and how deep the agents go on any single job — like production-grade video, not just drafts.
At a glance
Polsia bets on full autonomy — the agents act first, tell you after. Acrium Automated bets on autonomy you can actually audit and price out in advance.
| Acrium Automated | Polsia | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Flat monthly plans, $29–$179/mo. What you're quoted is what you pay. | $49/mo plus a 20% cut of revenue collected through Stripe, and a 20% cut of ad spend it manages. |
| Human oversight | Configurable approval gate — you pick which action types (posting, ad spend, Shopify changes, etc.) require your sign-off before they go live. | Designed to act without waiting for a prompt or a nightly review by default — proactive by design, oversight is opt-in. |
| Video & creative | Dedicated video pipeline — auto-editing, voiceover, subtitles, and staged AI VFX on higher tiers. | No dedicated video/creative production layer — output is text, code, and campaign copy. |
| Commerce & inventory | Native Shopify + inventory system for businesses that sell physical or digital product. | Not a focus — geared toward SaaS/service businesses with Stripe revenue, not storefront inventory. |
| Agent scope | Configurable roster — ads, video, email, social, and commerce agents sized to what you actually run. | Fixed set of ~9 roles (orchestrator, social, outreach, support, ads, finance, planning) whether you need all of them or not. |
| On-demand work | No credit metering — usage is governed by your monthly AI budget, not a per-task credit count. | On-demand tasks are credit-limited (5/mo included); one nightly autonomous run included, extra work draws down credits. |
| Setup | Guided setup wizard — connect platforms, set budgets and approval rules in minutes, no technical background needed. | Positions itself as a technical co-founder — more capable unattended, but built around a founder comfortable ceding day-to-day control. |
Why it matters
Two things separate these platforms once you look past the "AI runs your business" pitch both make.
Polsia's 20% revenue share and 20% ad-spend cut mean its bill scales with your success — the better your business does, the more it costs to run. Acrium Automated's plans are flat, so growth doesn't quietly get taxed.
"Fully autonomous" sounds appealing until an agent fires off a refund, an ad campaign, or a customer email you'd have wanted to catch first. Acrium Automated's approval gate is off by default and configurable per action type, so you decide what needs a human glance and let everything else run at full speed.
If your business involves inventory, fulfillment, or a Shopify storefront, Polsia's toolset — oriented around SaaS billing and cold outreach — isn't built for that. Acrium Automated treats commerce as a first-class agent, not an afterthought.
Polsia's on-demand work is capped at 5 credits/month before you're paying more; Acrium Automated ties usage to a transparent AI budget you set per plan, so there's no separate credit ledger to track.
"Autonomous" is the pitch everyone makes. The real question is what it costs you when the business grows — and who's watching the actions that can't be undone.
The two questions worth asking before you hand agents the keys.Flat pricing, an approval gate you control, and agents built for commerce as well as content.
Get StartedComparison based on publicly available information about Polsia as of July 2026, including polsia.com and public reporting on its pricing and agent structure. Pricing and features are subject to change by either company — verify current terms directly with the vendor before purchasing.