What free covers
A free account receives daily tokens for basic chatting and full access to browse the catalogue of more than 100 companions, with no credit card required. That is enough for the staged test described on the catalogue page: one companion an evening until a label clearly fits.
The tiers
- Daily free tokens
- Browse 100+ companions
- Basic text chat
- No credit card required
- Unlimited messaging
- Faster image & voice generation
- Full character builder
- Priority queue & new features
- Unlimited messaging
- Image & voice generation
- Full character builder
- Cancel anytime
A quarterly term sits between the two for anyone who wants a shorter commitment than a year. Every paid tier includes the full builder, so the difference is commitment length, not capability.
Paying, including crypto
Major credit cards are accepted, and so are various cryptocurrencies — the reason given is financial privacy rather than novelty. Premium members also get priority access to new features, including early beta testing of 3D model updates, which is worth knowing if you picked the 3D rendering.
Promotions move the headline figures, so treat $12.99 and $5.99 as the reference points rather than permanent prices, and read the current tiers at checkout.
Statements and privacy
Billing is deliberately discreet: the platform name does not appear on bank statements, which show a neutral merchant name instead. Conversations are protected with end-to-end encryption and the service states compliance with GDPR standards, so a long-running companion leaves no trail in either place people worry about. The governance section on the home page goes further into the protocols.
Questions about membership
What do free accounts get?
Daily tokens, basic text chat and full browsing of the catalogue, with no credit card required.
How much is premium?
$12.99 a month, or $5.99 a month billed yearly. Quarterly terms exist too, and promotions move the figures.
Which payment methods work?
Major credit cards and several cryptocurrencies, for users who prefer to keep a card out of it.
Does the platform name show on statements?
No — a neutral merchant name is used, chats are end-to-end encrypted and the service states GDPR compliance.