Candy AI pricing 2026

What “$3.99/mo” actually charges

Candy AI sells one Premium feature set on several term lengths. The line that travels on ads is $3.99 a month. The line that hits the card on that plan is $47.88 billed once for twelve months, then auto-renewed at the then-current annual price unless you cancel. That is not a trick unique to EverAI — it is how almost every “from $X/mo” adult-app seat works — but it is the number people miss when they compare Candy to a $9.99 month somewhere else.

This page is a desk review, not candy.ai, not a coupon, and not a login. Operator: EverAI Limited, Malta company C107181. The full Candy AI review covers product and NSFW. Here we only do the meter: subscription, tokens, packs, free sample, and three worked examples of what a month can cost.

Plans on the 2026 checkout

The live subscriptions page checked in mid-July 2026 listed these three terms as the ones that matter. Weekly and biweekly SKUs ($5.60 / $9.79) have appeared on the same page; treat them as expensive drip billing, not a bargain. Every option we saw auto-renews.

US dollars. Taxes, VAT, and geo pricing can change the number you see. Card descriptors reported by users include EverAI and UPGATE.COM. Cancel in Settings → Unsubscribe; access continues to the end of the paid window. EverAI’s help center, updated 25 Aug 2026, says canceling does not wipe chats or leftover purchased tokens. Deleting the account does.

Annual is the honest value if you already know you like the chat. Do not prepay twelve months to audition video. Video is where people overspend, and a year of cheap chat will not refund itself because the clips were 20 tokens each.

What the subscription includes — and what it does not

Premium’s useful sentence is: unlimited text chat on a paid seat, plus a monthly pile of 100 tokens for everything that is not text. Custom characters, 18+ stills, short video, voice notes, and live voice sit on that paid side. The NSFW page is the policy half of the same sentence: adult fiction is in-product; blocked classes remain.

Official help copy is blunt once the 100 tokens are gone: chat still works; images, video, voice, and some extras ask you to buy a pack. That is the whole business model, and it is the same model Xotic, Joi, Lovescape, and FantasyGF run under other names (XOT, Neurons, chips, tokens). Candy is not uniquely greedy. Candy is uniquely good at making the annual headline look like Netflix.

Premium Plus’s 330-token allotment (help center, late August 2026) is the first official admission that 100 was too thin for the features they keep shipping — Live Action from December 2025 / February 2026, more video, more voice. If you already know you will generate, price Plus at checkout before you stack $9.99 packs on vanilla Premium. We will not invent a Plus sticker price that the live page did not print in our notes.

Token ladder (July 2026 paid tests)

EverAI does not print per-action rates on the marketing page. Paid testers who watched the balance in July 2026 reported a consistent ladder. Use it as a budget, not a dare. Rates can move; the checkout and the in-app meter are the authority.

Pack sizes published around the same window: 100 tokens for $9.99, then 350 / $34.99, 550 / $49.99, 1,150 / $99.99, and larger packs up to 3,750 / $299.99. The 100-token pack is $0.10 per token. The 1,150 pack is a shade under $0.09. You are not getting a wholesale miracle; you are getting a slightly less bad unit price for agreeing to overbuy.

Token math with examples

Three users, one July 2026 ladder, no fantasy discounts. Subscription is extra in each row. These are worked examples, not invoices.

A user who chats daily and never taps generate lives on $13.99 or on $3.99-equivalent annual. A user who wants cinema should budget like a cam site, then go read Xotic and Lovescape before stacking Candy packs. Independent cost write-ups that actually paid the bill in 2026 keep landing in a $25–$60 per month band for medium visual use, and higher if long calls become the point.

The free tier is a sample

Yes, you can sign up without a card. Independent 2026 tests of a new free account repeatedly recorded on the order of five text messages total — not five per day — a few sample images, and a couple of seconds of voice. Custom depth, uncensored media, and unlimited chat sit on Premium. If a Google snippet told you Candy AI is free, that snippet described the signup, not the product.

Use the sample for one question: does the writing style annoy you? If the first replies feel canned, $47.88 will not hire a better model. If they feel usable, buy one month at $13.99, generate a handful of V2 stills, do not touch video, and count remaining tokens on day 25. Only then consider quarterly or annual.

Cancel, refunds, and the week-long SKUs

Auto-renew is the default. Cancel inside the product (Settings → Unsubscribe) rather than by arguing with a card issuer on day 13 of an annual plan you used. Access through the paid window is the usual SaaS deal. We do not advertise refunds; digital adult subscriptions are not a clothing size. If your bank’s adult-merchant policy is the risk, that is a you problem the review cannot fix by zip code.

Weekly ($5.60) and biweekly ($9.79) SKUs annualize north of monthly if you stay. They lower the first yes; they are not cheaper Premium. The free five messages already are a first yes. $47.88 is the cheap year — after a month that tells you whether you are user A or user B.

Verdict on the bill

Candy’s chat seat is inexpensive on annual and ordinary on monthly. Candy’s media seat is a second product. The $3.99 headline is not a lie; it is an incomplete sentence. Finish the sentence with 100 tokens, $9.99 packs, and the 20-token clip, and the price is honest. Score on the main review stays 7.6 / 10: not a scam, not Netflix-with-porn, not the official site.

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