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CrushOn AI

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CrushOn AI review

Credit-metered “unfiltered” chat on third-party frontier models, with terms that say otherwise

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Radar score

5.0

/ 10

Desk-researched profile

Pricing model

Subscription + credits

Starting price

$5.99/mo (as reported)

Free tier

Yes

Adult content

Limited

Platforms

Web

Launched

2023

Video generation

No

Voice

Yes

Features:

Chat

Voice

Verdict

Access to strong third-party models and a huge character list, undermined by a credit system that burns through allowances, pricing that no official page shows, and terms that ban the explicit content the marketing sells.

What works

Wide choice of frontier models on the paid tiers Large user-created character library and group chats Basic models are unlimited on the free tier Text-to-speech replies with around 40 voices

What holds it back

Pro and Ultra models consume credits per message; a 24k-context reply on a strong model costs dozens of credits No official pricing page loads; third-party price tables disagree with each other Terms prohibit “NSFW, pornographic, or otherwise sexually explicit” material, and a small card charge is used as an age gate in several regions

What CrushOn AI is

CrushOn AI is a web-based character chat platform marketed as unfiltered. Its terms name TECHIEPIE LTD of Cyprus as the operator, although some reviews credit a US entity. It has no live app-store listing; a Google Play app existed earlier in 2026 and is gone. The pitch is choice of models: the basic in-house model is free and unlimited, while paid tiers route messages through third-party frontier models on a credit meter.

Features

Chat is the product. Free users get an 8k context on the basic model; paid tiers extend context to 24k on the strongest models. There is no native image generation; characters can carry creator-uploaded images and animated reactions. Voice is reply-only text-to-speech. Group chats hold a handful of characters. Memory is the context window plus a per-character message history that grows with the tier; there is no editable memory feature that we could verify.

Pricing

This is the weak point. The official pricing page could not be loaded during research, and third-party tables from 2026 conflict: Standard around $5.99 a month, Premium $14.99, Luxe $39.99, Elite $89.99 and Imperial $199.99, with credit allowances that differ by source, plus a separate unlimited-models package at $39.99 a month or $299.99 a year. Annual billing is shown by default at roughly 40% less. Credits only burn on Pro and Ultra models, but they burn quickly: one review put a long-context reply on a top model at over 40 credits. The free tier includes 100 credits a month for the better models.

Content policy

The terms, last modified in July 2025, require users to be over 18 and prohibit transmitting material that is “NSFW, pornographic, or otherwise sexually explicit”, which directly contradicts the product’s positioning. The community guidelines allow implied sexual activity and ban minors, non-consent and realistic real-person imagery. Since around August 2026, enabling the unfiltered toggle in the UK, Australia, Brazil and parts of Europe requires a small card charge or an ID upload; several reviewers call the card charge a paywall rather than age assurance. Refunds are refused under the terms.

Who it is for

Model enthusiasts who want to try many third-party models inside one roleplay interface and can watch a credit balance. Anyone who wants clear pricing, reliable adult content rules or images should look elsewhere.

Research basis: desk research from the official site, help centre and public user reports, September 2026.

How to cancel CrushOn AI

CrushOn AI is web-only.

  1. Log in at crushon.ai and open your account settings.

  2. Go to the subscription section and choose cancel.

  3. Confirm; the service stays active until the end of the current billing cycle.

The terms state that usage fees are not refunded and that chargebacks are barred except for fraud. Some users report charges appearing under a third-party billing name; keep the confirmation email.