The Best NSFW AI Chat Apps: 10 Compared on Price, Rules and Memory

Adults only: this guide is for readers 18 and over. Almost every app in this space calls itself uncensored. Fewer of them say so in their terms of service, and that's the only place it counts. So when we went looking for the best NSFW AI chat apps, we skipped the ads and read the rulebooks.

Here's what we checked for each one, all on the app's own pages on November 6, 2026. Do the terms actually allow sexual chat? What does a month cost once pictures are involved? How much do you get free, really? And does it remember you next week? No review sites, no affiliate lists. Prices change, so check again before you pay. Jizzy is on the list too. It's ours, and we've put its weak spots next to everyone else's.

The apps, one by one

1. SpicyChat: a huge library, with the rules written down

More people search for SpicyChat than for any other app on this list, and it earns the attention. It's a huge library of user-made bots, the guidelines open with "All users must be at least 18 years old," and anything explicit has to be tagged NSFW. Live in the UK, France, Italy, Australia or 26 US states? Then there's a selfie or ID check before the adult side unlocks.

Free gets you 4,096 tokens of context, which SpicyChat's docs say works out to about 20 recent messages, plus ads, and only the top tier gets priority in the reply queue. Get a Taste ($5.95 a month) keeps that same context. You need True Supporter ($19.95) for double the memory and for in-chat pictures, and even then only some characters can send them. Read-aloud voices are I'm All In only, at $29.95. Every price went up on September 8, 2026. Family roleplay is banned outright, step-family included.

2. Janitor AI: free, adult and a little rough around the edges

"Janitor is a platform for adults," says its safety page. It's also free: unlimited chats on its own model, with no paid plan required. That model holds "around 8k-9k tokens" of memory, or you can hook up a different one through a proxy if you know how. janitor+ costs $12.99 a month ($99 a year) for five times the memory and priority access for faster replies.

Sexual bots carry a Limitless tag. The hard limits are clear: no minors or characters of unclear age, no incest between blood relatives, no age regression, no necrophilia. The UK, Australia and Brazil get a one-time age check. What's missing is everything beyond text. No pictures and no voice yet, and long-term memory is your job (the help center suggests asking the bot for recaps). Want more like it? See our Janitor AI alternatives.

3. Nastia: a real free plan and plain rules

Nastia did something we liked: its Terms say it in one line. "Nastia allows fictional sexual content between adults." The free plan is "Free forever, no credit card," with uncensored text chat and one companion, though there's a daily token limit and its pages never say how big it is. Paid plans are $11.99 a month (Standard, listed on its comparison pages) or $15.99 (Unlimited, on its pricing card). Images cost tokens. Video is paid-only.

A few rough spots. The live prices sit behind a login, and Nastia's own pages contradict each other on token charges and free-tier caps. There's no App Store or Google Play app, just a web app you add to your home screen (Safari only on iPhone). You can't upload your own photos. Payment is Mastercard, or Apple Pay and Google Pay with a supported card, all in US dollars, and refunds only happen where the law requires one or a technical fault stopped delivery. In the UK it's moving users onto face, card or ID age checks.

4. OurDream AI: lots of features, paid in coins

OurDream's Acceptable Use Policy allows sexual content between consenting adult characters for signed-in users who've confirmed their age. The subscription is $19.99 a month, or $119.88 for a year, and comes with 1,000 "dreamcoins" a month. That's where the fine print starts. Two standard images cost 10 coins, a five-second video eats 100, and voice calls cost 50 a minute. Spend it all on video and your monthly coins buy you about 50 seconds.

Other things to know. Its pages can't agree on a free tier: the sign-up pages promise 55 free coins, while the help center says it doesn't "currently offer free dreamcoins" outside Discord giveaways. Cancel, and every image and video you made gets blurred until you come back. There's no PayPal and no native app, and the UK and Australia need a Go.cam or AgeVerif check. The marketing says "zero filters," yet the help center admits its filter "may flag safe content." And its privacy policy lists training its AI among the uses of your data, chats included.

5. Candy AI: polished, pricey in the fine print

Candy is one of the best-known names here, and it looks the part. Premium gives you unlimited text, your own custom girlfriends, and "Generate 18+ Images" and "Generate 18+ Videos." Media runs on tokens, though, and Premium includes just 100 a month. Its subscription page and Terms don't say what an image or a video costs in tokens. Prices are set by country. From India we were shown ₹1,180 for one month, ₹815 a month for three, or ₹300 a month on a yearly plan (₹3,600 upfront), with UPI as the only payment option on offer.

Now the parts the homepage skips. Its Terms say "As a free user, you may generally send a maximum of 5 messages," so the free trial is short. They never actually say sexual content is allowed, and they warn that moderation "may moderate or alter your request." Outside the EU and UK, refunds have to be requested within 24 hours, card payments only, and not if you've used more than 20 tokens (EU and UK residents get 14 days to withdraw from a first purchase). Cancel, and unused tokens expire when the billing period ends. Your bank statement will say EverAI, the Malta company behind it. The privacy notice also covers using de-identified chats to train its models.

6. CrushOn: model choice, with Terms that say no

CrushOn lets you pick the model behind each chat, from free ones up to pricier models that eat credits. Free gets you 100 message credits a month and 8K of memory, Standard is $5.99 a month ($4.90 if you pay $58.88 for a year), and the top tiers reach 24K. Voice messages show up on every plan, billed per exchange. The pricing page lists no image generation.

Here's the problem. CrushOn sells itself as no-filter NSFW, but its Terms of Use (last changed September 22, 2026) have users agree not to post anything "NSFW, pornographic, or otherwise sexually explicit." That's a strange rule for an NSFW app, and it's the kind of thing that matters the day an account gets banned. Also, a free account that sits unused for a week loses its chat history.

7. Kindroid: build your own companions, NSFW allowed in writing

Kindroid has the bluntest rulebook of the lot. Its moderation guidelines (updated November 4, 2026) list "NSFW (Not Safe for Work) and Erotic Roleplay (ERP)" as allowed, and the AI itself has no filter. Enforcement focuses on three kinds of real-world harm: imminent self-harm, imminent harm to others and child sexual abuse material. You design your own companions (subscribers get 10 slots, free accounts 2), and you can share them on Kindroid Social. Paying counts as proof you're 18, and free accounts its age system flags go through a Yoti selfie or ID check.

You pay for that freedom. There's no free plan, just a one-time 50-message preview (15 in some regions) and a 3-day premium trial, and the account goes read-only once the preview is used up. The base plan is $15.99 a month on the US App Store. Ultra ($28.99) and MAX ($68.99) are monthly add-ons stacked on top of it, not replacements. In return you get strong memory, voice and video calls, and selfies, though nude ones only on the web app. Kindroid's subscription page has the tiers.

8. Nomi: the best memory, the strictest about photos

Nomi is the one to pick if remembering you matters more than anything else. Short-, medium- and long-term memory, notes you write yourself, an "Identity Core." The homepage promises "Unfiltered Chats," and Nomi's wiki calls its free plan "indefinite," with 50 messages a day and two images. Paid is $15.99 a month, $39.99 a quarter or $99.99 a year.

The catch for an NSFW list is photos. Nomi's wiki says "No, Nomis are not permitted to take nude photos of themselves." Voice is only on paid plans, and Nomi says its mobile apps are more restricted than the website. So Nomi is great for adult text with someone who remembers last month, and not much use if you want pictures.

9. SillyTavern: no filter of its own, if you set it up yourself

SillyTavern isn't an app you sign up for. It's free, open-source software you run on your own machine, connected to whatever AI model you choose. It has no content rules of its own. As its docs put it, local models "have no content filter," while cloud APIs "all have content filtering of varying degrees." Pair it with a local model and there's nothing between you and the AI.

The price is your time. Memory is something you build, with lorebooks that pull in facts when keywords come up and extensions that keep rolling summaries. Pictures and voice come from more extensions. Running a model locally takes a decent graphics card (the docs suggest an NVIDIA 3000-series with at least 6GB of VRAM), or you pay a cloud provider, usually per token. Start with the SillyTavern docs.

10. Jizzy: built for adults, no subscription (ours)

Yes, Jizzy is ours, so take this one with a pinch of salt. Here's what's true. Every companion is fictional, AI-generated and 18 or older, and the promise not to censor paying members is written into our Terms, not just our ads. Memory carries across sessions and devices, and she'll message you first. She sends photos and short videos in the chat when you ask. If you want somewhere to start, Freya runs fantasy and sci-fi roleplay, and our NSFW AI chat page introduces more of them.

It's free to start, no card. Then you buy one-time packs from $9.99, and nothing renews behind your back. A photo costs 25 jizz and a video from 50. Designing a companion is free, and unlocking her takes 100 jizz. You can pay by card or crypto, or by UPI in rupees in India. Where we fall short: no community library, no voice, no calls, and every companion is a woman, including the ones you build.

Three we left out, and why

Kupid AI first. Every page of its site, pricing and terms included, refused to load for us on November 6, and we don't print prices we can't see. HeraHaven loaded, but every page sits behind an age gate that also counts as agreeing to its Terms, and no public page shows a price. Its marketing promises "No moderation, no limitations," with a single exception: "keeping everything legal." That's exactly the kind of claim we'd want to check against the rules first.

Joi AI is the third. Its prices only appear after you log in. Its Terms charge Neurons, its in-app currency, just to read a romantic message (4 each), and up to 120 to view a photo. Its own notice says the site isn't available in the UK right now. It also sells an "AI nudifier," and that's not something we'll send readers toward.

How to pick the right one

• You want a huge choice of characters. SpicyChat, or Janitor AI if you'd rather not pay. Both allow adult roleplay in writing.
• You want a free plan that lasts. Janitor AI and Nastia. Nomi's wiki calls its free plan indefinite too, but it won't send nudes.
• You want pictures and video. Jizzy, OurDream and Candy all do both, and Nastia does on paid plans. Compare what one clip really costs before you subscribe.
• You want one companion who remembers. Nomi for text, Kindroid if you also want calls, Jizzy if you want photos without a subscription.
• You hate subscriptions. Jizzy sells one-time packs, and Janitor's free tier costs nothing.

If you're in the UK or India

UK readers should expect an age check before anything adult. SpicyChat wants a selfie or ID, Janitor does a one-time check, OurDream uses Go.cam or AgeVerif, and Nastia is moving UK users onto checks now. Joi isn't open to UK users at all, per its own notice. Kindroid's rule is the same everywhere: paying counts as proof of age. From India, Nastia and OurDream bill in US dollars, while Candy showed us rupee prices and UPI, and Jizzy takes UPI in rupees too. Kindroid and Nomi also sell through the app stores at local prices.

Whatever you pick, test the memory before you spend real money. Tell it one small thing on day one, your dog's name or your favorite band, and ask about it a few days later. Plenty of apps fail. Our guide to AI companion memory explains why, and which AI chatbots allow NSFW covers the mainstream assistants that don't.