CrushOn AI review

What should you know before signing up?

CrushOn AI is for character-led chat: browse a fictional personality or shape your own. In this CrushOn AI review, I'd start with the Free models before paying for more room to play. The current web page separates a membership, metered advanced models and an optional Pro Chat Package. They are not three names for the same thing. Standard displays $5.99 monthly; the package is another $39.99 for a month and does not promise unlimited Ultra access. Private characters also do not mean training-free chats: the privacy policy permits model training. Below, I separate the advertised bill, model access and leaving rules. These are dated public-source findings, not a paid conversation test or a worldwide checkout quote.

• Free access includes unlimited Free models and 100 monthly credits; Pro uses credits and Ultra is unavailable on Free.

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• The current pricing page marks Deluxe as retired and lists Standard, Premium, Luxe, Elite and Imperial memberships.

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• The privacy policy permits using character-chat content to train AI models.

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What would you use CrushOn AI for?

CrushOn lets you talk to characters made by other users or create your own. That is the appeal for me: a setting and personality you can steer, rather than a fixed feed. The current paid-plan table also lists group chat. None of that proves chemistry, convincing replies or reliable recall; those need an actual conversation test.

Free does not mean only 100 total messages. The live table lists unlimited Free-model access alongside 100 monthly credits for Pro use; Ultra is unavailable on Free. It also says Free chat history is deleted after seven days of inactivity. Keep anything important outside a service whose free history has an expiry rule.

How much does CrushOn AI cost now?

On 27 September 2026, the public web Monthly selector showed Standard $5.99, Premium $14.99, Luxe $39.99, Elite $89.99 and Imperial $199.99. Their monthly message-credit allowances were 2,000, 6,000, 20,000, 55,000 and 125,000 respectively. Deluxe was marked retired. These are displayed dollar prices, not verified tax-inclusive charges in your currency.

The Annual selector showed $58.88 for Standard, $94.88 for Premium, $299.99 for Luxe, $799.99 for Elite and $1,799.99 for Imperial per year. A small monthly equivalent beside an annual offer is not the amount due for one cancellable month. The terms describe recurring monthly billing but do not reconcile every annual offer; check the actual charge, term and next renewal before paying.

My rule: compare the two billing selectors, not the crossed-out marketing reference. At the displayed Standard monthly price, twelve months cost $71.88; the displayed annual total is $13.00 less. That saving only matters if you still want the service for the year. Neither calculation includes add-ons, taxes or a future price change.

Why check the model before choosing a plan?

Choose the model first, then the plan. Free models are listed as unlimited. Pro and Ultra consume credits on paid memberships unless a specific package covers the model. A 2,000-credit allowance is not a promise of 2,000 advanced-model replies. Divide credits by the model's current charge, then check any separate cap. We did not verify current per-model tariffs or credit rollover.

The older Ultra wiki documents a second constraint: model-specific monthly limits shared across variants. Its May 2025 model list still refers to Deluxe, so I would not use those old numbers to price today's session. The live page's 16K or 24K model-access labels describe capacity, not proven memory quality. More room in the prompt does not guarantee the character remembers what matters to you.

Is the Pro Chat Package or bundle better value?

The Pro Chat Package advertises credit-free Pro-model access at $39.99 for a month or $299.99 for a year. Most Pro models still require membership. It does not promise unlimited Ultra access. The FAQ calls it a one-time purchase with stackable durations; the pricing page labels month and year periods. Confirm whether your chosen package renews rather than assuming the membership's billing rules apply to it.

Our calculation from the displayed offers: Premium plus a monthly package bought separately is $14.99 + $39.99 = $54.98. The monthly bundle is $49.99, a $4.99 difference. For Luxe, separate monthly purchases total $79.98 versus a $69.99 bundle. Compare the included term and renewal details too; an advertised bundle is not a tested checkout outcome.

Annual is a different story. Premium and the annual package separately total $394.87, while the bundle shows $394.88. Luxe plus the package totals $599.98 either way. I would not commit a year just because a Discount badge looks tempting. Start with three questions: which model, how often, and which control do you need? Free models, metered advanced use and frequent Pro use are different shopping lists.

Where do you cancel?

The September 22 terms give the website path Profile → My Subscription → Manage → Cancel Subscription. They say cancellation stops later charges while access lasts to the current cycle's end, with no prorated refund for unused time. Their refund policy preserves stated exceptions and mandatory consumer rights; a blanket 'refunds never happen' would misread it.

The FAQ routes store and other payment-platform purchases to the original channel. Its SubscribeStar tutorial also warns that one unsubscribe option removes benefits immediately, despite the general period-end wording elsewhere. Check the receipt and the exact cancellation screen. I would save the effective end date and confirmation, and check the membership and any package separately. No cancellation or refund was tested for this review.

Is a private CrushOn character the same as private data?

No. The FAQ's private-unless-published wording concerns visibility to other users. The readable March 2025 privacy policy expressly allows model training from character chats and character content. A collection clause says general chat training is not linked to specific users; that is the company's statement, not our verification of anonymization or a no-training promise.

The policy gives a purpose-and-legal-need retention rule, not a fixed erasure deadline, and directs account-closure or data-rights requests to support@crushon.ai. The FAQ still contradicts itself on whether deletion is irreversible or recoverable within three days. Ask support before relying on either answer. I would keep identifying details and sensitive real-life information out of these chats; private visibility is not a confidential vault.