Crushi

Crushi does not sell you a chat window. It sells you a night out: a series to binge, a city to wander, a club with a private room, a live stream that answers back. The catch is the till at every door.

This Crushi.ai review covers the AI girlfriend app’s real price, what each layer costs in tokens, how far the adult content goes before you pay, and who holds your data.

How much does Crushi cost?

Crushi Premium costs $99.99 a year, which is $8.33 a month billed once, with 4,800 tokens included. Two meters run underneath that sticker price.

The price is shown struck through from $299.99 with a “67% off” badge. That discount compares two numbers the publisher sets itself, so ignore it. According to the publisher’s partner team there is also a monthly plan (300 tokens) and a 3-month plan (1,050 tokens), but the pricing page we saw only showed the annual one, so we have no price for the other two.

Everything in this review comes from the publisher’s own pages (pricing, guide, legal notices) and its partner team, not from a paid account.

The pricing page promises “unlimited chatting” and “unlimited image/video generation”. The publisher’s guide then prices almost everything else:

Action	Tokens (Premium price)
Photo in chat	15 (20 on free)
Video in chat	150
Animate a photo	32 (40)
Standalone video, 5 s / 10 s	600 / 1,100
Voice call	120 per minute
Club action	30, spicy 60
Private room entry	100
Meets action	30, spicy 60

The yearly plan grants 4,800 tokens (300 on the monthly plan, 1,050 on the 3-month plan, none of them expiring). That is about 320 chat photos, or 40 minutes of calls, or eight 5-second videos. Pick one. Extra packs are sold separately, bigger ones cheaper per token.

Here is the tension. The pricing page says unlimited chat and unlimited image and video generation, and the publisher’s partner team repeats it: tokens, they say, pay for extras such as private rooms in the club and gifts. Yet the guide still lists a token price for chat photos and videos. We could not reconcile the two without a paid account, so check what a photo actually debits before you commit to the year.

Crushi Shorts, City, Club and Meets: more than a chat window

This is where Crushi stops looking like every other AI girlfriend app. Four layers sit on top of the chat, and we know of no other app that stacks all four.

Crushi Shorts. Vertical NSFW mini-series starring the characters. Twelve titles at the time of writing (Mile High, While He’s Away, Snowed In, Swim Lessons…), tagged by trope: forbidden, older woman, cheating, rivals. The first two episodes are free according to the publisher, later chapters are Premium, and the story carries on in chat. Candy.ai also runs episodic Series, so the idea is not new, but here it is a catalogue of its own.

Crushi City. A map with districts (six, per the Premium page), a day mode and a night mode, and different girls in each spot. Some locations only open on Premium. It is a menu dressed as a neighbourhood, but a good-looking one, and it gives you a reason to meet characters you would never have browsed.

Crushi City, screenshot supplied by the publisher.

The strip club. You walk into a hall with a stage and a bar, pick a dancer, and take her to a private room. The club does not pretend to be anything else: velvet, gold, a dancer and a meter. Entry rule: Premium first, then 100 tokens for the room, then 30 or 60 per action. No free preview, the club is a Premium destination by design. The Big Show on the main stage is Premium too.

The club entrance, screenshot supplied by the publisher.

Meets. A roulette of live AI streams: skip, match, trigger actions on camera for 30 or 60 tokens. New visitors get a free window of two streams and 20 seconds. The publisher says your own camera never leaves your device.

Meets, screenshot supplied by the publisher. The actions shown cost 10 and 50 tokens, not the 30 and 60 quoted in the guide.

Every layer has its own entry fee, which is why the “one plan, no limits” pitch needs the table above. Think arcade, not buffet.

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Is Crushi uncensored?

Mostly yes, but you cannot check before you pay. The publisher’s pitch: no content filter cutting you off mid-scene, conversations running “from flirty to fully explicit at whatever pace you set”. The Shorts catalogue backs that up with unapologetic tags.

The catch is the word “unlocked”. On the free tier, spicy photos, videos and chat actions are off, and blurred images can be unblurred for 8 to 10 tokens each. So you cannot judge the explicit register before paying. That is the line between uncensored and gated, and Crushi sits closer to the second than its homepage admits.

The catalogue is not female only: male characters and anime styles are on the roster. Whether the filter treats them the same way as female characters is something we could not check. Across this ranking, Infatuated.AI remains the documented exception on that front.

The publisher states that characters are AI-generated and bans minors, real people without consent and anything illegal.

Is Crushi free?

Yes to start, no to judge. You get 100 tokens after confirming an email or phone number, with no card. Then, per the guide:

• 15 messages a day across the account, capped at 30 per conversation
• 5 new conversations a day
• 5 free images and 2 free videos per conversation
• everything resets daily

The pricing page contradicts itself on the message cap (one line says 30 a day, the comparison table says 15). We follow the guide: 15.

Premium removes the caps, opens relationship levels 3 to 6 and makes memory permanent, which means you cannot test long-term memory for free either.

Use the free tier to check three things: the default tone of the characters, whether the five free images keep the same face, and what the first two Shorts episodes actually deliver. If those three work for you, the year makes sense. If not, you saved $99.99.

Characters, memory and voice on Crushi

Over 200 ready-made characters, and the creator is free: a quick mode (body, hair, personality, hobbies) and an advanced editor (backstory, speech patterns, first message, voice). One oddity: AstroSync, a zodiac profile that shapes how a character behaves, so two identical descriptions do not feel alike.

Voice comes in two flavours. Voice notes are cheap (1 token to send one, 5 to have a reply read aloud). Live calls are billed by the second, 2 tokens each. Character, voice and memory carry over between chat and call.

Languages: the publisher lists chat in English, Spanish, German, French and Portuguese, with characters replying in your language. The interface is listed in ten languages.

Does Crushi have an app?

We found no iOS or Android app: Crushi runs in the browser. The refund policy mentions mobile app purchases, so a store version may exist or be planned, but we did not see one. A browser-only product is common for explicit apps, since the app stores restrict sexual content.

Is Crushi safe? Who runs it and what happens to your data

Crushi is run by Alperen LTD, Ayiou Ayapitikou 31, Paphos, Cyprus, company number HE 454844. Cyprus is in the EU, so GDPR applies, and the legal hub publishes regional disclosures for the EEA and the UK. For this segment, an identifiable company with a registry number is already above average.

Two things to read before paying:

• Training. The privacy policy says user content is used to train the publisher’s models, including to generate adult content. Your chats are not a vault.
• Age checks. Sign-up relies on a declaration of age. A selfie-based estimate only kicks in where the law requires one, and the publisher says so openly.

Payment runs through cards (with 3D Secure) and crypto. Subscriptions renew automatically; you cancel from your profile and keep access until the paid period ends. A refund policy with EU withdrawal rights is published.

Crushi vs Candy.ai, OurDream AI and Lovescape

Crushi competes on places and formats, the others on images.

• Price. Crushi: $99.99 a year ($8.33 a month). Candy.ai: from $12.99 a month. OurDream AI: $9.99 a month on annual billing, $19.99 monthly. Lovescape: from $12.99 a month. Crushi has the lowest sticker price of the four, before tokens.
• What each is for. Candy.ai is the benchmark for the same face from one image to the next. OurDream AI stacks images, video and group chat on one subscription, and its owner is verifiable. Lovescape is an image engine first. Crushi is the only one of the four with a city, a strip club and live streams.
• Where Crushi is weaker. We have not tested its image consistency or its video failure rate, and its token meter touches a lot of actions.

Pick Crushi if you want somewhere to go. Pick one of the others if what you mainly want is the picture.

Verdict

Crushi sells a place, not a chat. If you want a series to binge, a city to wander and a club to visit, nothing else we cover looks like it, and $99.99 a year is a low door fee.

Budget the tokens as a possible second bill. The annual grant is 4,800 tokens: 40 minutes of calls, or a few hundred photos if photos are charged, and the club and Meets draw from the same pot.

Start with the free tier, and watch three things: the characters’ default tone, the face consistency across your five free images, the first two Shorts episodes. That costs nothing and settles it.