CreatePorn

What CreatePorn is and what the offer is

CreatePorn is an adult image generation service. The FAQ describes it as a service that uses AI to create high-quality adult images, and the site's tabs cover pictures, GIFs, videos and comics. The footer credits CreatePorn AI, and the FAQ says the brand hosts a number of image styles and websites. Members choose a style and tags, and paying members can add a custom prompt.

The money offer has three parts. A 2 day trial carries a small first charge and comes with a starter balance of gems. A 12 month membership, which the page labels "Most Value", brings the per-month price under the monthly plan's. An All Access membership sells a currency that works across all the brand's sites, sold beside the single-site plans, which works as the bundle offer. A free tier exists as well, with a slower queue and daily bonus gems.

The plan ladder and the offer

The ladder in words: a 2 day trial, a 1 month membership, a 12 month membership, an All Access membership, and higher prepaid tiers sold through a key reseller or in crypto. Gems are the currency inside the service, and they come in three kinds. Rubies work only on CreatePorn.com. Diamonds work across all the brand's sites. Sapphires come with specialty passes and cannot be spent on CreatePorn.com, as both the Upgrade and Credits pages state.

In October 2026 the Upgrade page lists the 2 day trial at $1.00, with 30K gems now and 250K a month after, and a footnote explains the numbers: 30,000 initial gems on a first trial, fewer on additional trials, and 250,000 on rebill. The same page lists the 1 month membership at $14.99, billed at $14.99, with 250K Rubies monthly. The 12 month membership is billed at $119.99 with a per-month figure printed beside it, also with 250K Rubies monthly, and the page marks it as most value. The All Access membership is listed at $19.99 a month with 250K Diamonds monthly, and the page marks it most popular.

The page also describes higher prepaid tiers bought through G2A or in crypto, named Tier 1 to Tier 3, which the page says include premium access across all sites. As of October 2026 the entry tier is listed at $59.99 a month with 470,000 monthly gems, and the top tier at $219.99 a month with 1,850,000 monthly gems.

What the membership adds beyond gems is a feature list: negative prompts, custom aspect ratios, a Turbo Queue that skips the free queue, background generation so several images can run at once, and priority support through Discord. The FAQ says the free queue is slow because of heavy free traffic, and points to a membership or gem purchase as the way to the fast queue.

After the offer: what the trial turns into

The 2 day trial is the offer where the mechanics matter most. The footnote tells the reader that the trial carries a rebill, because it names a 250,000 gem amount received on rebill. The page does not say what the rebill costs, when it is charged, or which membership the trial converts into. In October 2026 that leaves a $1.00 entry into a recurring subscription whose price is not printed beside it. The page also sets a smaller starter balance for additional trials, which shows the trial can be taken more than once.

For memberships bought through CCBill the page describes a recurring subscription. It says the monthly gems are credited on the recurring schedule. It does not say whether the 12 month price renews as another year or as a different plan, and it does not say whether the membership price can change. The 12 month membership is described as paying out 250k gems monthly rather than all at once.

Prepaid plans behave differently. The page says subscriptions bought through G2A or in crypto do not renew automatically and simply expire at the end of the purchased period, after which a new one must be bought and redeemed. Buying a second prepaid subscription while one is active adds it to a queue, so gem payouts follow the existing schedule instead of arriving at once.

Gems do not expire, according to the FAQ, and unused gems roll over to the next month. Gem packs can be bought at any time, including alongside a subscription, but the page says packs add gems only and do not extend premium benefits. Bonus gems on a pack are already included in the total the pack shows and are not paid out separately. The Credits page shows its packs only as placeholder values, so it prints no pack price.

Billing

The Upgrade page names CCBill as the biller for card subscriptions: members cancel through the unsubscribe option in their CCBill purchase confirmation email, and can contact CCBill Consumer Support by phone or email if the email is lost. The Credits page says payment is by Visa, Mastercard or crypto, with a menu for choosing the payment processor, and a G2A route for key purchases that are redeemed on the Credits page. The pages print no billing descriptor, no currency beyond the dollar figures and no tax statement.

Getting out

Two cancellation routes exist, depending on how the member paid. CCBill subscribers cancel through the CCBill confirmation email, or through CCBill support if they cannot find it. Members who bought a prepaid subscription through G2A or crypto have nothing to cancel, because the plan expires on its own at the end of the period. A member unsure which route applies is told to contact the brand's support team.

The refund rule is a no-refund policy for purchases. The one exception the page names is a gem refund in certain eligible cases, such as qualifying failed generations or technical issues, with full details in a separate Refund Policy that the pages refer to but do not reproduce. No refund window and no trial refund are stated.

What the money buys, and who it suits

The money buys generation time. Gems are spent on images and GIFs, and the faster queue and extra tags are what a paid plan adds. For the brand's own description, the FAQ states a mission of an all-encompassing AI porn experience, and the pages say deepfakes and personal image uploads are not permitted. The FAQ adds a weekly prompting contest that pays gems to the top three and to every participant, and the Upgrade page says members can keep claiming the daily bonus gems available to their account. Technical problems such as stuck or failed generations go to a Help Center ticket or a chatbot that hands over to a human agent.

The offer suits a reader who wants to try the generator for two days before choosing a membership, as long as they watch for the rebill described in the footnote. The 12 month price suits someone who already knows they will keep generating. The All Access bundle suits a reader who wants one currency across several of the brand's sites, and the crypto or G2A route suits a reader who wants no automatic renewal at all. It fits less well a reader who wants a refund after generating, since refunds are limited to failed generations and technical issues.