The two questions worth asking before you subscribe to any AI companion app: how hard is it to cancel and delete your data, and what name appears on your card. Search the 16 apps we track.
EU deletion rights apply (operated by EverAI in Malta), but Trustpilot shows recurring billing and cancellation complaints — cancel early and check your statement.
Appears discreetly as EverAI, not the app name.
Yes, very limited (reported ~5 messages)
Images and video are metered through separately purchased tokens, so real spend runs higher.
Some reviewers report difficulty finding the cancellation option. The Swiss operator (FameLink SA) states data is not sold.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, a brief preview (~3 messages)
An annual discount is available; media features add token costs.
The policy offers a right to erasure and says data isn't sold, but the homepage's 'zero-log' claim contradicts the policy's training-use disclosure.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, no payment details required
Subscription pricing was not captured from an official page and third-party figures vary, so we do not list tiers.
The privacy policy is vague on encryption and retention, and no specific cancellation or deletion process is documented in public sources.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, a free trial (card requirement not confirmed)
Live-checked on dreamgf.ai: the prices above are introductory first-term rates that renew far higher per the provider's own pricing policy. A $1.99/month account 'maintenance charge' applies to past purchasers (buried in the membership policy). Images and voice run on metered tokens whose monthly allowance (100 vs 150) and per-action cost differ across DreamGF's own pages.
States GDPR compliance, discreet billing and account deletion — but training-use is not addressed and there is no independent verification.
Appears discreetly as DevPro s.r.o., not the app name.
Yes, a short preview (~6 messages)
The subscribe page is login-walled; figures are via coupon sites.
The policy publishes GDPR deletion rights, but also states a six-year data-retention period after you close your account.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, but described as a demo
A coin currency adds cost; the official subscribe page is login-walled so figures are third-party.
Public sources don't document a clear cancellation or deletion process, and its own policy confirms chats are used to train the AI with no opt-out.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, a basic tier (reported ~6 image generations)
Media runs on a 'Neuron' credit currency that adds cost on top of the subscription.
Claims discreet billing, limited retention and no data sharing, but these are self-reported and unverified; token-based with no permanent free tier.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
No permanent free tier (a short VIP trial only)
Token-based and reported as expensive; there is no permanent free tier.
No dedicated privacy policy could be retrieved, so retention and deletion specifics are unconfirmed, and the content licence is unusually broad.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, no card required
A complex, multi-track pricing structure that is hard to read; among the most expensive in the category.
No clear cancellation or deletion process was found in public sources — confirm the steps with the provider before you subscribe.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, a teaser
Indicative figures via a third-party review; the top tier is expensive by category standards.
Reviewers report tokens are non-refundable, and the app had a confirmed 2026 data breach — cancel and delete with particular care.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, a teaser
Tokens are reported as non-refundable. See the review for the confirmed 2026 data breach.
The site claims end-to-end encryption, but no public policy text sets out retention or how to delete your data — treat deletion as unconfirmed.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Limited
Includes around 1,000 "dreamcoins" a month for media; reviewers say coins run down faster than expected.
Trustpilot reviews flag cancellation difficulty and weak support, and no image-retention period is published.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, functional for testing
Dual billing: a 'gems' currency runs alongside the subscription, so heavy use burns through faster than the headline price implies.
The policy offers self-service permanent account deletion and says data is not sold — though it also trains its AI with no opt-out found.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes (reported ~20 messages/day)
Media runs on a 'Moments' currency, with custom characters costing extra.
Claims one-click, permanent account deletion, with billing via mainstream processors and no real name required.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, restrictive (~10 messages/day)
A token economy covers images and voice; indicative figures via affiliate reviews.
EU-registered in Estonia, so data rights apply by law and the official policy lists deletion rights — though retention is described only as 'as long as necessary'.
Not confirmed — verify with the provider before paying.
Yes, limited
Indicative third-party figures; the official page did not publish prices. An in-app token currency covers media.
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Accurate as of 2026-06-04. This is research-assessed from public sources, not legal or financial advice — cancellation, deletion and billing terms change, so confirm directly with the provider before you pay. Each line links to the full review and its sources.
