A new wave of AI platforms promises to run your business for a small monthly fee, plus about 20% of the money moving through it - revenue and ad spend combined. WorldVC charges a flat monthly price per app, plus the usage you actually consume. One of these bills grows every time you succeed. The other does not.
Revenue-share platforms are real, and the pitch lands: "we only win when you win." The part the pitch skips is what winning costs once you actually win. Here is the structure of each deal.
| Revenue-share AI platform | WorldVC | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | ~$49/mo plus ~20% of revenue and managed ad spend (as reported) | Flat monthly per app, from $29 to $299, plus metered usage |
| When revenue doubles | Your bill roughly doubles | Your bill does not change |
| How the AI acts | Autonomously - it can post, email, and spend on your behalf | Inside policies you write - transfers, sends, and approvals follow your rules |
| Who approves outbound | The platform, on its own schedule | You. Drafts wait for you; payroll-style actions are reviewed before they go |
| What you buy | One bundle of agents | Thirteen apps, ticked individually - buy $29 of it or the whole stack |
| Resell it under your brand | Not offered | Yes - WorldVC Partners, wholesale pricing, your storefront |
| Run it on your own server | Not offered | Yes - the self-hosted partner pathway |
| Leaving | Your operations live inside their agents | Monthly billing; your domain, data exports, and number ports are yours |
Same assumption both sides: a five-app WorldVC stack at $345/mo plus usage, against a reported $49/mo plus 20% of revenue and managed ad spend. Usage varies by how much you talk and chat; for most small businesses it is tens of dollars, not thousands.
Revenue-share bill at this size ($49 + $400). WorldVC would be $345 + usage - roughly even. Below about $1,500 a month, the revenue-share model can genuinely cost less. We would rather tell you that than have you find out.
The revenue-share bill ($49 + $2,400). The same WorldVC stack is still $345 + usage. The difference, about $2,000 a month, is an employee's wage handed to a software vendor.
The revenue-share bill ($49 + $11,000). WorldVC: still $345 + usage. At this size the percentage is not a fee anymore. It is a co-founder you never hired.
Sources and honesty. The revenue-share figures ($49/mo plus 20% of combined revenue and managed ad spend) are the widely reported terms of Polsia (polsia.com) as covered by third-party reviews and interviews, July 2026 - their site does not publish a machine-readable price page, so we could not verify against it directly. WorldVC figures are our own published prices, live in the stack builder. If any figure here is out of date, email care@worldvc.business and we will correct it within a week. Also read: flat vs metered receptionist pricing and published vs quote-gated suites.
Tick the apps you need, watch the bill add up live, and keep every dollar your business makes. That is the whole deal.