LoveForever AI

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What LoveForever AI is and what the offer is

LoveForever AI is a browser-based AI companion and character creator for adults. Members design a girlfriend, boyfriend or other companion, chat with it, take voice calls, and generate or edit images and short videos. The money model is a credit balance called gems rather than a flat membership: sign-up includes free gems, further gems are bought in packs, and the larger packs carry bonus gems on top of what is paid for. The home page leads with "no subscriptions and no recurring charges", and the terms add that gems never expire. The pages name no operating company; the product name is the only party the terms identify. One inconsistency sits in the pricing pages and is covered below, because it bears on the claim that nothing recurs.

The gem packs and what gems cost

The ladder in words has three pack sizes. Under the heading Gem Packages, the terms list an Entry Plan of 60 gems, a Standard Plan of 400 gems that includes bonus gems and a Premium Plan of 900 gems that also includes bonus gems, and send the reader to a Pricing page and a Buy Gems page for current prices. The terms call these one-off packs plans, which is worth knowing when other pages speak of plans. The home page gives the entry price and the top of the bonus range, and both are quoted below.

In October 2026 the home page says gem packs start at $2.99 for 60 gems and that larger packs include up to 33% bonus gems. Prices are in USD and, per the terms, include all applicable fees. The same terms reserve the right to change pricing on 30 days notice and make the buyer responsible for any taxes on a purchase.

Spending is itemized by action. As read in October 2026, the home page puts character generation at 1 gem and video generation at 15 to 20 gems, with image editing priced between those and the features page listing each tool separately. Other pages on the site give a wider video range and say that chat is metered per message, while the home page says chat is included. The pages do not agree on chat: the girlfriend page has 1 gem covering 5 messages after the free ones, and the home page calls chat included. Video is the most expensive action in gems on every page that prices it.

Free starts are described in two places. The home page says free gems arrive the moment an account is created and that no credit card is needed. A product page narrows it to 30 free messages and a free photo on sign-up. The very first voice call also has a short free window, which the terms put at 30 seconds, before per-minute billing begins.

Is it a subscription or not

The home page says no subscription, and a "No Subscription Pay-per-use" badge repeats it on the pricing explainer and product pages. The pricing explainer page contradicts that in its headline: "Free to start + Plans from $2.99/month". In October 2026 that page says plans start at $2.99 a month and that subscription gems refresh every month and the member can cancel anytime. Another product page repeats "plans start at $2.99/month" while adding that gems can be bought without a plan. The pages do not list a plan ladder, a plan name, a renewal date or a plan-specific cancellation path.

So the honest reading is this: gem packs are one-off purchases that the home page describes as non-recurring, and a monthly plan is mentioned at the entry price but described only in passing. For a reader who wants nothing to recur, the gem packs are the product the home page and the terms describe, and the checkout screen is where a pack and a monthly plan would be told apart.

After the free gems run out

There is no trial that converts into a charge. The free gems and the free messages simply end, and the account, its companions and its memory stay. One page says the account does not expire and the companion is not deleted if the member stops paying, and that the chat is there when the member returns. Unused gems do not expire according to the terms, though the pricing explainer words it more loosely as "designed to be used when you want". Gems are deducted at the start of each generation and credited back if a generation fails on the platform's side. Voice calls are billed in short prepaid blocks at a gem rate shown on the call screen before connecting, and the call ends if the balance falls too low.

Billing and payment methods

The terms name Epoch (epoch.com) as the authorized payment partner and billing partner for gem purchases and for billing support. The home page says payments appear under a neutral merchant name with no reference to the platform on the bank statement; the pages print no descriptor text. The terms page footer adds a second route: gem packs can be paid in USDT, BTC, ETH and 50+ coins through NOWPayments, described as the crypto processing partner, with "No card, nothing on a statement". Card data, the footer says, never touches the platform's servers. Logged-in members can view their purchases in the account, and the terms list purchase receipts among the transactional emails every account receives.

Getting out and getting money back

The home page says there are no recurring charges, and the pages give no cancellation path for packs. The pricing explainer says subscription gems can be canceled anytime but names no place to do it. For a refund, the terms give a 14-day window from the purchase date and two channels: the support email, or Epoch's billing support form, where the member locates the transaction and submits a request. Requests through Epoch are acknowledged within 1 business day and resolved within 5 business days. A refund goes back to the original payment method and the matching gems are removed from the balance.

The listed grounds are gems that were never delivered, duplicate charges from a processor error, unauthorized or unrecognized charges, an account closed in error, and any case where consumer-protection law requires it. Gems already spent on generation or calls are treated as a delivered digital service, with a carve-out where the applicable law requires a refund anyway. The pages describe a data-deletion page and say a member can delete chat history, images and account data at any time. The terms leave the governing law and the arbitration body as unfilled bracketed placeholders, so they set no jurisdiction for a billing dispute.

What the money buys and who the offer fits

The product is a multimodal companion platform: persistent memory, unlimited text chat as the home page claims it, human-sounding voice calls, a character creator with three modes, face swap using a library of generated faces, upscaling, and video. Adult content between consenting adults is supported, with prohibited categories enforced. The same gem balance pays for the adult companion chat, the girlfriend and boyfriend characters and the image and video tools.

It fits a reader who prefers to spend a few dollars at a time, expects uneven use from week to week and does not want a monthly charge by default. It fits less well for someone who needs a fixed, published monthly plan ladder, since the pricing pages mention a monthly plan without detailing it, or for a heavy video user, since video is the most expensive action in gems on the pages that price it.

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