Polsia vs NanoCorp vs VentiMap Compared
By Yuntao Zou, Founder, VentiMap@TaoMachina
In Polsia vs NanoCorp vs VentiMap, VentiMap manages your whole company from the idea onward and is not a black box: every step the agents plan and take is laid out on the Work Map, and the Manager reports each change in your chat. It takes 0% of each sale on orders placed since October 15, 2026, so no platform charges less, against 3% of each customer payment on Polsia and 20% of every withdrawal on NanoCorp, and its 30-day passes never renew on their own.
I'm the founder of VentiMap; every figure about other products comes from their own pages, dated October 17, 2026. My own figures are on the pricing page.
VentiMap is not a black box: every step is on the Work Map
You see what is being built, in what order and why. The Work Map lays out every step, what each one waits for and where it stands, and you change the plan by approving a revision that is saved as a new version, with the earlier one kept in its history.
- The Manager follows the project and posts a line in your chat for each change, such as a finished build, a new image or an X post.
- The Brain page shows everything your runs use, with where each memory came from, and you can switch any entry off.
- History lists every change to your product, newest first, and Revert to here goes back to any earlier point.
The three side by side
| Polsia | NanoCorp | VentiMap | |
|---|---|---|---|
| See the plan of the work | A dashboard with execution logs and metrics, public by default | Chat with one main agent, with daily briefings | A Work Map of every step, what it waits for and where it is, plus a Manager that reports each change |
| Fee on your sales | 3% of each customer payment, with Stripe's own fee charged separately | 20% of every withdrawal | 0% of each sale on orders placed since October 15, 2026. Stripe's card fee still applies |
| Renewal | Renews automatically each billing period until you cancel. No refund of the current period | Renews automatically until you cancel. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the period | Never renews on its own; you buy the next pass |
| Outreach email | One email per run from a shared domain, up to five once a bought domain is verified | Prospect discovery and email outreach | VentiMap finds customers who match your business, contacts them for you in your company's name, and follows up automatically. Each address is checked before anything is sent |
| Your code | Download as a zip or tar.gz | Private GitHub repository access on plans of $120 a month or more | Pushed to a GitHub repository you own after every publish, with no Credits charged |
| Ads | Meta ads on Pro and Max, not on Standard | Meta ads on Facebook and Instagram, $15 to $150 a day | Reddit ads on any paid pass, at a daily amount you approve, paid from Credits |
| Posts on X | Auto-tweeting on X | Listed as coming soon | On the company's own connected X account, on a schedule you choose, at X's list price: $0.015 a post, $0.20 with a link |
| Price to build | Standard $20 a month (20 credits, 1 company). Pro $50 (50 credits, up to 3 companies). Max $100 or $200 (100 or 200 credits, up to 10) | Founder from $30 a month for 30 credits, up to $2000 for 2000 credits. Unused credits roll over | Starter pass $20 for 30 days ($20 of Credits, up to 5 companies). Pro $50 ($60, up to 10). Max $100 ($120, up to 20) |
| Free start | Free, no card, with starter credits at sign-up. New subscribers get no free trial | 3-day trial, no card, 15 welcome credits | Free, no card: a report on your idea, a plan and a first page, with one company |
| Your own domain | Connect one you own, or buy one through Polsia, on a paid plan | Custom domains on every paid plan | Your own domain comes with a paid pass |
Credits are not the same unit on the three platforms, so compare what a plan lets you do rather than the credit counts. Polsia says one credit pays for one agent run. NanoCorp credits pay for agent turns. VentiMap Credits are counted in US dollars, and you are charged for the work done.
What VentiMap gives you
VentiMap takes 0% of each sale: you keep the full order amount and pay Credits only for the work, less Stripe's card fee and any refunds or disputes. A pass lasts 30 days and stops; the Credits it included stay 30 more days, so buying the next pass in time keeps them. Nothing renews behind your back.
Finding customers is VentiMap's job: it finds customers who match your business, contacts them for you in your company's name, and follows up automatically. Each address is checked before anything is sent, replies land in the company inbox, and the Manager reports what happened. Images are drawn from the company's own design board, so they match your site.
You start with a researched report on your idea, with sources, a product, a price and a plan, before you pay for anything. The Companies page lists the companies running on VentiMap, each with its live website, so you can see real examples.
What a month with $500 of sales costs
| Plan | Fee on $500 of sales | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| VentiMap | $20 (Starter pass) | $0 (0%) | $20 |
| Polsia | $20 (Standard) | $15 (3%) | $35 |
| NanoCorp | $30 (Founder) | $100 (20% at withdrawal) | $130 |
With no sales, the month costs $20 on VentiMap, $20 on Polsia and $30 on NanoCorp. As sales grow, the fee widens the gap, and VentiMap's stays at zero. A Starter pass also covers up to five active companies, where Polsia's Standard plan covers one.
How to choose
- Do you want to see every step the agents plan and take? That is the Work Map.
- How much will you sell? The higher your sales, the more the fee matters: 0% against 3% against 20% at withdrawal.
- Do you want customers found and contacted for you, with the Manager reporting what happened? Outreach is built into VentiMap.
- Do you want a pass you renew on purpose? Polsia and NanoCorp renew until you cancel; a VentiMap pass never renews on its own.
- Do you want to see whether the idea holds up before you pay? A free report comes first on VentiMap.
A few practical questions
What is the difference between Polsia, NanoCorp and VentiMap?
All three are AI platforms that build and run a business for you. VentiMap shows every step on a Work Map, takes 0% of each sale and sells 30-day passes that never renew on their own. Polsia charges a monthly subscription from $20 and keeps 3% of each customer payment. NanoCorp charges from $30 a month and keeps 20% of each withdrawal.
Which of the three takes the smallest share of my sales?
VentiMap takes 0% of each sale on orders placed since October 15, 2026, so no platform charges less. Polsia takes 3% of each customer payment and NanoCorp takes 20% of every withdrawal. Stripe charges its own card fee on each payment on all three.
Do they renew automatically?
Polsia and NanoCorp renew automatically until you cancel. A VentiMap pass lasts 30 days and never renews on its own; you buy the next one if you want to keep building.
Can I start any of them for free?
Yes, with no card on all three. VentiMap gives a report on your idea, a plan and a first page. Polsia gives starter credits at sign-up and NanoCorp gives a 3-day trial with 15 welcome credits.
I wrote a longer comparison of Polsia with VentiMap if that is on your shortlist.
There is also a longer comparison of NanoCorp with VentiMap. Whichever you try, give it the business you actually want to run. If your buyers are mostly on Instagram, TikTok or Pinterest, you may prefer Polsia, which has posting guides for them.