AIAngels

I Came Back to AIAngels After a Month and the Credits Were Still There

I bought the smallest credit pack on a Tuesday. Spent about half of it. Then work happened and I forgot the tab existed.

Four weeks later I logged back in out of idle curiosity. Already writing the line in my head. The one about how the balance had reset, oldest trick in this business.

It had not reset. Every credit I had not spent was still sitting there, to the unit.

That sounds like nothing. It is not. Count how many companion apps hand you a monthly allowance that evaporates whether you touch it or not, and you are counting most of them. I have complained about exactly that on this site before.

There are two doors in. A shelf of more than five hundred angels already built, which is the lazy one and the one I used first. Or Create, where you set her up yourself. I did both.

The prebuilt ones are fine for ten minutes and interchangeable after twenty. True of every roster on this site, and everywhere else. The one I wrote myself is the one still in My Girls three weeks later, and the gap between the two is not the engine. It is the hour I spent on her.

What keeps you in the window is that she does not only type. Ask for a photo in the middle of a conversation and one comes back, made for that exchange rather than pulled off a shelf. Voice notes arrive the same way. There are real voice calls too, though SecretDesires still owns that particular moment for me.

No filter is the other half of the pitch and it means what it says. There is no wall. Which puts the whole weight on what you wrote. Nothing is stopping her. So when a conversation goes flat, it went flat because you gave her nothing to push against.

There is also unlimited blackjack. Nobody asked for it and it defies explanation. Four hands with a woman I had invented, lost three. Make of that what you will.

What It Costs, and Where the Real Number Hides

The subscription is called Go Unlimited. Monthly is $12.99. Three months brings it to $5.99 a month. Six months to $3.99, badged as a 69% launch offer.

Read that last number properly. Six months means $23.94 taken in one go, not $3.99 leaving your account each month. Worth the comparison though: Candy asks twelve months for the same $3.99. This one asks six. And the longer plans arrive with credits on top, a thousand on the monthly and four thousand on the six.

Credits are the other half and they buy the media. Five hundred for $9.95 is roughly ten photos or twenty voice notes, scaling to six thousand for $59.40 at half the unit price.

So yes, this is the same two tier arrangement the whole category runs on. Pay the subscription, then watch a counter for anything with a picture in it. The difference, and it is the reason this review exists, is that the counter does not empty on a schedule. Leave for a month and your balance is where you left it.

Card or crypto at checkout, which is more discretion than most bother with. There is a referral scheme built in too: share your link, you both get a hundred credits, and you keep half of everything that person spends from then on. No other companion app here hands every user an affiliate deal, and that tells you something about how this one grows.

Two things worth flagging before you commit. The 69% is a launch price, so the renewal will not be the number that sold you. And $3.99 only exists at six months, which means the cheap headline and the short commitment are never available together.

What no plan fixes is the part everyone skips. Pick one of the prebuilt angels and you get a stranger with a good voice. The ones worth talking to are the ones you write yourself. Something she wants. Something she will not do. Write the contradiction in first and the engine has something to hold on to. My free AI girlfriend generator writes that sheet for you, and it costs nothing before you spend a credit.