Infatuated.AI is a browser-first AI girlfriend platform operated through Cogito Sum LLC (Delaware US) and Pixelate LTD (Cyprus EU, VAT 60150417G). Checkout-verified in August 2026 at $9.99 a month, $7.99 a month quarterly or $6.99 a month annually, with token allowances of 100, 150 and 175. Cancelling takes two clicks with no survey or retention offer, the cleanest flow across the twelve apps we tested. Sales are final, with no refunds on subscriptions or token bundles.
Infatuated.AI is a browser-based AI girlfriend platform offering chat and premium media features under an 18+ policy framework, with pricing shown via subscriptions and optional token-based usage.
This review verifies Infatuated.AI’s official pricing signals, published policies (privacy, blocked content, takedowns), and practical spending risks so you can evaluate cost stability and safety before subscribing.
Infatuated.AI is a browser-first AI girlfriend platform that quietly repriced in 2026 in a way most aggregator listings haven’t caught up with. The monthly entry price went from $11.99 to $14.87 (a 24% increase), and the included token allowance went from 100 to 250 tokens per month at the same time. The $11.99/month figure that third-party review sites still publish is now the annual rate, not the monthly rate. The product is operated through a dual-entity structure (Cogito Sum LLC in Delaware plus Pixelate LTD in Cyprus), which puts it on EU GDPR enforcement footing via the Cypriot entity. If you understand the actual current pricing and don’t mind the value calculation tilting toward annual billing, this is a solid browser-only product with formal policy transparency. If you saw $11.99/month somewhere else and that’s what you budgeted, that’s the old number.
We bought a monthly plan and retested. The repricing narrative this review was built around no longer matches what the checkout charges, and the correction runs heavily in Infatuated’s favour.
| What | Previously published | August 2026 | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $14.87, described as a 2026 increase from $11.99 | $9.99 at the checkout | A third cheaper than we published |
| Annual plan | $11.99 a month, totalling $178.68 | $6.99 a month, totalling $83.88 | Less than half what we published |
| Three-month plan | $13.99 a month | $7.99 a month, billed $23.97 | Cheaper |
| Token allocation | 250 a month, described as up from 100 | 100 on monthly, 150 on quarterly, 175 on annual | Lower than we published |
| Per-action token costs | We reported the vendor does not document them | The vendor’s plans page now publishes rates. Our live account charged 1 token a message and 3 an in-chat image, while the plans page states 2 and 2 | Now documented, though the published rates and our account disagreed |
| Steps to cancel | Not measured | 2, with no survey, no retention offer and no discount | New finding, and the cleanest cancellation in our catalogue |
| Voice message | Not priced | 5 tokens, clear and realistic in our test | New measurement |
| Voice call | Not priced | 3 tokens a minute; a 24-second call cost 3 | New measurement |
| Video | Not covered | 30 tokens for 5 seconds, 35 for 10, taking about five minutes, with three of three attempts succeeding | New measurement |
| What the bank charged | Not measured | $10.19 against a $9.99 price, with no separate tax at checkout | New measurement |
| Editor rating | 8.1 | 8.0 | Lowered slightly |
Five of the eleven rows above work in Infatuated’s favour, including the two largest. This is the smallest rating change across the twelve apps we re-scored. We publish corrections in both directions, not only the ones that lower a score.
Infatuated.AI is a web-only AI companion app positioned around romantic and flirty conversation with customizable virtual partners. The product has no native mobile app and the vendor explicitly argues against installing third-party “mod APK” packages, framing the browser-first approach as the safe path. This is a sensible position in a category where unofficial app distribution is a common scam vector.
The vendor publishes formal Terms, Privacy Policy, Blocked Content Policy, DMCA procedures, and structured complaint and removal pathways. That’s more policy transparency than many competitors in this category provide. The product is operated through a dual-entity structure (Cogito Sum LLC in Delaware for US operations plus Pixelate LTD in Cyprus for EU operations), disclosed on the vendor’s contact page with full registered addresses, VAT identifier, and a US customer service phone line.
A May 2026 checkout from an EU IP showed $14.87 a month. A paid purchase from the United States on 9 August 2026 charged $9.99, and the vendor’s own plans page now lists $9.99, $7.99 and $6.99 across the three billing cycles. Whatever happened in between, the figure to budget against is the one your checkout shows today, not any published number including ours. The $11.99 figure that multiple aggregator review sites and category roundups still publish has been moved to the annual billing tier. At the same time, the vendor increased the monthly free token allocation from 100 to 250. That’s a +24% monthly price increase combined with a +150% token allowance increase, executed quietly without major announcement. The net effect on value depends on your usage: heavy media users gain (more tokens), light users on monthly billing lose (higher entry price for the same chat access).
Every row below was checked on a paid account, not read off an aggregator listing.
| What we or others published | What the checkout charged | The gap |
|---|---|---|
| This review: monthly repriced to $14.87 with 250 tokens | $9.99 with 100 tokens | Our figure was $5 too high and the allowance 150 tokens too generous. The vendor’s own plans page now matches the checkout |
| Our homepage listing: from $11.99 a month | Entry pricing starts at $6.99 a month on the annual plan | Our own listing was out of date, and has been corrected |
| Vendor plans page: 2 tokens a message, 2 an in-chat image | Our live account charged 1 a message and 3 an image | The published rates and the running product disagreed on the day we tested, which looks like version drift rather than a pricing trick |
| Cancel anytime | Two clicks: Cancel plan, then Yes. No survey, no retention offer, no discount | No gap. This is the cleanest cancellation flow we recorded |
| $9.99 at checkout, no separate tax | $10.19 reached the card | A settlement difference, not a vendor charge |
Live checkout from an EU IP on May 10, 2026 recorded the rates in the table below. A paid monthly plan bought from the United States on 9 August 2026 charged materially less: $9.99 for one month, $7.99 a month billed $23.97 for three, and $6.99 a month billed $83.88 for twelve, with token allowances of 100, 150 and 175. The card was debited $10.19 with no separate tax at checkout. The vendor’s own plans page now matches those figures, so the repricing story below no longer describes what you will pay. The May figures follow:
| Billing cycle | Rate | Total commitment |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $14.87/month | Cancel anytime, in two clicks. The August 2026 checkout charged $9.99 |
| 3-month | $13.33/month | $39.99 every 3 months |
| Annual | $11.99/month | $178.50/year ($142.80 saved vs paying monthly across 12 months) |
At the August 2026 rates the annual plan at $83.88 undercuts twelve months of monthly billing at $9.99, which totals $119.88, so the annual discount is real and worth about $36 a year. The annual plan ($178.50/year) prices that out to within six cents, meaning the annual plan provides zero discount versus paying monthly across 12 months. The $11.99/month figure shown on the annual plan is the result of spreading $143.88 across 12 months on display, but the actual yearly charge is $178.50. This is worth scrutinizing at the actual checkout step. The “annual saves money” framing only works if you can verify the actual yearly charge against the monthly rate before paying.
The monthly plan we bought in August 2026 included 100 tokens, with 150 on the quarterly plan and 175 on the annual. An earlier version of this review reported 250 a month, which no longer matches the vendor’s plans page or the checkout. Tokens are consumed by media features (image generation, voice responses) on top of the included unlimited chat. The vendor does not publish per-action token rates on the pricing page, so exact consumption per image or per voice message must be verified inside the product. The 250-token allocation is generous compared to Candy.AI (100 tokens) and the DreamAI SRL family lower tier (JustPorn.ai at 100), and exceeds the family standard tier (DreamGF, DreamBF, eHentai at 150).
Unlike DreamGF.AI which publishes explicit per-action token rates (10 per image, 3 per voice message, 7 per minute of voice call, 20 per new companion), Infatuated.AI does not surface this on the pricing page. You have to use the product to discover the consumption rate. The vendor now publishes per-action rates on its plans page, stating 2 tokens for a message and 2 for an in-chat image. Our paid account charged 1 and 3 on the day we tested, so watch your own balance rather than either table.
Measured on a paid monthly account on 9 August 2026 by watching the balance before and after each action.
| Action | Cost on our account | The monthly allowance covers |
|---|---|---|
| Text message | 1 token | about 100 messages |
| Image in chat | 3 tokens | about 33 images |
| Voice message | 5 tokens | about 20 messages |
| Voice call | 3 tokens a minute; a 24-second call cost 3 | about 33 minutes |
| Video, 5 seconds | 30 tokens | about 3 clips |
| Video, 10 seconds | 35 tokens | about 2 clips |
Worth flagging: the vendor’s plans page states 2 tokens a message and 2 for an in-chat image, while our account charged 1 and 3 on the day we tested. That looks like version drift between the published table and the running product rather than a deliberate discrepancy, but it means you should watch your own balance rather than trust either figure.
Top-ups run 150 tokens for $10.50, 200 for $11.90 and 500 for $26.25. A new account starts with 8 tokens before any payment.
Infatuated.AI runs as a web-only platform with no native iOS or Android app. The vendor explicitly warns against installing “mod APK” packages or app-store clones, framing the browser-first approach as the safer path. This is a defensible position: NSFW companion apps have historically faced App Store and Google Play restrictions, and the unofficial app distribution market is in fact full of malware-infested clones impersonating legitimate brands.
For any browser-first platform in this category, treat “mod APK” downloads, App Store clones, and unofficial mobile packages as scam vectors. Only use the primary domain. The vendor doing this proactively is a small but real trust signal.
Infatuated.AI is operated through two registered entities listed on the vendor’s contact page:
This dual-entity structure places Infatuated.AI in the same vendor-tier category as SecretDesires.AI (Playhouse Media LLC Delaware plus Playhouse Media Trading Ltd Malta), with US business jurisdiction for North American operations and an EU member-state entity for European consumer protection alignment. Cyprus is an EU member with GDPR enforcement via the Office of the Commissioner for Personal Data Protection. The published VAT identifier indicates the EU entity is properly set up for EU consumer transactions.
This is stronger entity disclosure than the DreamAI SRL Romanian family (single-entity Romanian SRL) or operators that don’t surface registered companies at all. Customer service contact: [email protected] and a US phone line (+1 302-589-4984) via the Delaware entity.
Infatuated.AI’s Blocked Content Policy specifically prohibits sexualized or romantic content involving minors or content resembling minors, with documented enforcement including immediate account termination and potential legal reporting. This is the hard red line that the category as a whole has serious legal exposure on (the Replika 2025 €5M Italian GDPR fine partly involved age verification adequacy).
Any sexualized depiction of minors (or content resembling minors) is prohibited and triggers termination plus potential reporting. Do not attempt “aged-up” or ambiguous-age content. This is one of the clearest red lines documented across the apps in this category and applies equally to character creation prompts and image generation requests.
Infatuated.AI publishes the standard regulatory and consumer-protection policy set:
That’s more documentation than many competitors in the NSFW companion category provide. It doesn’t tell you operator entity, but it does provide formal pathways for users to exercise rights or report issues.
Independent of how the product performs, these are the practical risks worth knowing before signing up:
| Area | Risk level | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing accuracy in market | High | Aggregator data is stale. The widely-published $11.99/month figure is now the annual rate, not monthly. Buyers using third-party data are budgeting wrong. |
| Token cost opacity | Medium-High | 250 tokens/month with undocumented per-action consumption rates makes budget planning harder than at platforms that disclose rates. |
| Annual plan value calculation | Medium | “$11.99/month annual” was the May 2026 picture. At the August 2026 rates the annual plan is $83.88 against $119.88 for twelve months of monthly billing, so the discount is straightforward to verify at checkout. |
| Vendor entity transparency | Low | Dual-entity structure disclosed on contact page: Cogito Sum LLC (Delaware US) plus Pixelate LTD (Cyprus EU, with VAT identifier). EU GDPR enforcement applies via the Cypriot entity. |
| Blocked content enforcement | Low | Zero-tolerance category documented with stated enforcement (termination + potential reporting). Among the more explicit framings in the category. |
Pricing structure re-verified at checkout on 9 August 2026 at $9.99 monthly, $7.99 quarterly and $6.99 annually with 100, 150 and 175 tokens, browser-first architecture, formal policy page set (Terms, Privacy, Blocked Content, DMCA, Complaints), dual-entity operator disclosure (Cogito Sum LLC Delaware plus Pixelate LTD Cyprus with VAT identifier), and the aggregator-vs-current pricing discrepancy verified live at vendor checkout, contact page, and policy pages on May 10, 2026 from an EU IP. Cross-referenced with the May 2026 nine-app pricing audit.
What the August 2026 round added: a monthly plan was purchased and cancelled from the United States, which replaced the repricing figures with checkout-verified pricing and produced direct measurement of per-action token costs, media behaviour, the two-step cancellation flow and the card settlement amount.
What this review still has not verified: image consistency across three generations, which our archive does not cover for this app; whether the published plans-page token rates or our account’s rates apply to other users; refund process actually executing, content moderation behavior on edge cases, long-term memory consistency, free tier exact limits in 2026 (only third-party reports available), and corporate registry verification of Pixelate LTD beyond the published VAT identifier and address.
This is the smallest change across the twelve apps we re-scored, and the reasoning is unusual: the biggest corrections favour the product, while a smaller one pulls against it.
The correction we owe Infatuated. This review was built around a 2026 repricing story: monthly up to $14.87 from $11.99, with tokens rising from 100 to 250. The checkout on 9 August 2026 charged $9.99 monthly, $7.99 a month quarterly and $6.99 a month annually, with 100, 150 and 175 tokens. Our own homepage listing was also carrying the old $11.99 figure. Both have been corrected. And the cancellation flow deserves saying plainly: two clicks, no friction, which no other app in our catalogue managed.
Our full scoring system is documented in the review methodology.
Infatuated.AI is a solid browser-first AI companion product with formal policy transparency and a 250-token monthly allocation that’s competitive with the higher-allowance segment of the category. Pricing moved down rather than up: the checkout charged $9.99 monthly and $6.99 a month annually in August 2026, well below the figures this review previously carried. If aggregator-published pricing data brought you here expecting $11.99/month, that figure is now the annual rate, not the monthly rate, and you need to adjust budget expectations accordingly.
The friction points are pricing transparency: no published per-action token rates, and annual-vs-monthly math that requires scrutiny at checkout to confirm the discount claim. None of these are dealbreakers, but they push the product slightly behind competitors like DreamGF.AI (which publishes token rates) on pricing-page transparency. Entity transparency is actually solid here (Cogito Sum LLC Delaware plus Pixelate LTD Cyprus EU disclosure with VAT identifier puts it on par with SecretDesires.AI’s dual-entity structure). If you’re comfortable with the pricing-disclosure gaps and the browser-first architecture suits your use, Infatuated.AI is a valid pick. If you want maximum pricing transparency in your AI companion vendor, the alternatives above will fit better.
Documented changes to this review and the dates they were verified.
August 23, 2026. Hands-on retest on a paid monthly account bought from the United States on 9 August 2026. Corrected the pricing this review was built around: monthly is $9.99 rather than the $14.87 we published, annual is $6.99 a month totalling $83.88 rather than $178.68, and the token allowance is 100 a month rather than 250. Our own homepage listing carrying $11.99 has been corrected too. Measured per-action costs on the live account at 1 token a message, 3 an in-chat image, 5 a voice message, 3 a minute for calls and 30 to 35 for video, and noted that the vendor’s plans page states 2 and 2 for messages and images, which did not match our account. Recorded that cancelling takes two clicks with no survey, retention offer or discount, the cleanest flow across the twelve apps tested. Editor rating adjusted from 8.1 to 8.0.
Verified by: Derek Leon · Method: monthly plan purchased and cancelled on 9 August 2026 from the United States. Prices, per-action token costs, media behaviour, the two-step cancellation flow and the card settlement amount were read in-app and on the bank statement rather than from the vendor’s published tables.
May 11, 2026. Full review rewrite. Corrected pricing structure: monthly rate is now $14.87 (was $11.99 in 2024-2025), 3-month rate is $13.33/month, annual is $11.99/month ($178.50/year). The $11.99/month figure widely published on aggregator sites and category roundups has moved from monthly to annual billing, and that change was the central wedge of this rewrite. Updated token allocation from 100 to 250 tokens per month (verified increase). Added repricing correction as central block-warning section. Added explicit annual-vs-monthly math scrutiny (the discount claim against actual $178.50/year charge requires verification at checkout). Added vendor entity disclosure: dual-entity structure verified at vendor contact page, with Cogito Sum LLC (Delaware US) and Pixelate LTD (Cyprus EU, VAT 60150417G) listed as operating companies. Replaced 2 broken cross-links (/apps/crushon-ai/ and /apps/kupid-ai/, both targets do not exist on this site) with valid alternatives. Added Common Risks cross-list, Who Infatuated.AI Is For and Who Should Look Elsewhere sections, methodology notes, verdict.
Verified by: Derek Leon · Method: Live EU IP checkout on May 10, 2026, cross-referenced with vendor policy pages (Terms, Privacy, Blocked Content, DMCA, Complaints) and the May 2026 nine-app pricing audit.
This review is based on direct testing of Infatuated.AI on a paid monthly account. Prices, per-action token costs, media behaviour, the two-step cancellation flow and the card settlement amount were checked on 9 August 2026 from the United States.
