Blush AI vs Candy AI Pricing Compared

Blush AI costs $9.99 a week, $14.99 or $19.99 a month, or $49.99 to $99.99 a year, all billed through Apple or Google. Candy AI is billed on the web and adds a token meter on top of the subscription, so the plan price is not the whole bill. Neither company publishes a price on its own website, and we checked both on 23 September 2026.

That last point is the one worth sitting with, because it shapes everything else. Two of the larger companion apps in the US market have both decided that a logged-out visitor should not be able to find out what they charge. They arrived there by different routes, and the route matters when you are trying to work out which one is cheaper.

The short version

How much does Blush AI cost?

Apple's In-App Purchase disclosure for Blush: AI Dating Simulator lists ten products. Read on 23 September 2026: Weekly $9.99, Monthly $14.99, Monthly $19.99, VIP Monthly $29.99, Annual $49.99, Annual $69.99 listed twice, Annual $99.99, and two consumable packs at $0.99 and $4.99.

Three annual prices are live at the same time and the dearest is exactly double the cheapest. Two monthly prices are live at the same time. This is not a mistake anyone made. Older subscribers keep the rate they joined on, new pricing tests run beside them, and the store lists products rather than offers, so you see all of it at once.

The weekly plan is the number to watch. At $9.99 a week you pay $519.48 over a year, which is 10.4 times the $49.99 annual plan for identical access to the same app. We wrote the full ladder up, including what Blush's contract does and does not say about each tier, on our Blush AI pricing page.

How much does Candy AI cost?

Here we have to be careful, because the honest answer in September 2026 is that Candy AI no longer shows you.

When we read candy.ai in August 2026 it had a public plan page listing a standard rate of $13.99 a month, $8.99 a month billed quarterly, and $3.99 a month billed annually, which came to roughly $47.88 charged up front. Every paid plan included unlimited text chat and 100 tokens a month.

On 23 September 2026 that page is gone. We requested candy.ai, candy.ai/pricing, candy.ai/plans, candy.ai/premium, candy.ai/subscription and candy.ai/upgrade. All six returned the same 252,813 byte document, which is the homepage. There are 22,923 characters of readable text in it and not one dollar sign. The word price does not appear.

So the August figures are what we measured, dated honestly, and we are not going to present them as current. If you want to know what Candy AI charges you today, you have to make an account first. Our Candy AI pricing breakdown carries the August reading and the token structure in full.

Neither one will show you a price, but they hide it differently

Blush hides its prices by having no website worth the name. We requested blush.ai, blush.ai/pricing and blush.ai/premium and all three returned an identical 168,187 bytes: a single-page app serving one shell for every path, with no dollar amounts in it and a download button as the only action. The prices exist, but they live on Apple's listing, not on Blush's site.

Candy hides its prices by removing the page that used to have them and routing everything to the homepage. The prices exist, but they live behind a registration modal.

The practical difference favors Blush, slightly and probably by accident. Because Blush sells through Apple, Apple forces the ladder into public view whether Blush likes it or not. You can read every Blush price in about thirty seconds without giving anyone an email address. Candy AI, billing on its own rails, has no such obligation and currently exercises that freedom fully.

Store billing versus web billing: what actually changes for you

This is the real fork between these two products and it has nothing to do with the headline number.

Paying Blush through Apple means Apple owns the relationship. Blush's terms say you can modify or cancel your subscription only through the marketplace where you bought it, so cancellation is a Settings screen on your phone, not a button in the app. It also means the charge on your statement is an Apple charge, and it means Blush's refund position is blunt: its terms state that purchases through the iTunes Store and through Google Play are final and that it will not provide a refund. Apple may still refund at its discretion. Blush will not.

Paying Candy AI on the web means you cancel from your own account without asking a store for permission, and the descriptor that lands on your statement is the operating company rather than the app name. Candy AI is operated by EverAI, which appears three times in the homepage document. Its refund position when we last read it was a narrow window measured in hours and in tokens spent, and card payments only.

If a discreet line on a card statement matters to you, that difference is worth more than a few dollars a month either way. We compared what every major app puts on a statement on our discreet billing page.

The token meter is what changes the arithmetic

Blush sells two consumable packs at $0.99 and $4.99 alongside its subscriptions. Candy AI runs a full token economy: the plan includes an allowance, and images, video, voice messages, voice calls and creating a custom character all spend from it.

That is the difference between a topping and a meter. With a meter, the subscription price is a floor rather than a total, and how much you actually spend depends on how much you use the features you presumably subscribed for. The people who end up unhappy are usually not the ones who read the plan price wrong. They are the ones who read it right and then discovered it only covered text.

Worth saying plainly: if what you actually want is adult image and video generation, that is a different product category with different economics, and a platform built for designing an adult companion from scratch will serve you better than a texting app with an image button. We do not do explicit content at Tempted and we are not going to pretend a token meter is the only reason someone picks Candy.

We tracked which apps in this category meter you and which do not in our roundup of AI girlfriend apps with token meters.

So which one is cheaper?

On the numbers we can verify today, Blush at $49.99 a year is the cheapest confirmed price of the two, and it is cheaper than anything we sell. If your Blush account is showing that annual plan and a roster of characters is what you want, take it.

Blush stops being cheap the moment your account shows a different door. At $9.99 weekly you are at $519.48 a year. At the $99.99 annual you are paying double what another Blush subscriber pays for the same app on the same day, with no published route to move between them.

Candy AI was cheaper than all of that in August at $3.99 a month billed annually, and it may still be. We cannot confirm it, and neither can you without registering, which is itself a fact about the product.

The question underneath both is what you are buying. Blush is a dating simulator built around a match queue. Candy AI is built around generated images and video. If you came looking for one person who remembers you and texts first, neither shape fits, and our Blush AI alternative page covers what to do about that. If you are still deciding whether Blush is worth paying for at all, we reviewed it separately in is Blush AI worth it.

What Tempted costs

Three plans, published, the same for every account. Spark is $9 a month billed yearly, $108 for the year, or $12 month to month. Flame is $19 billed yearly and adds unlimited texting, voice notes and deeper memory. Devoted is $39 billed yearly and adds voice calls and more than one girlfriend.

There is no weekly plan and no token meter, so the plan price is the bill. You subscribe and cancel from your own account on the web rather than through a store, and the charge is discreet. You can try the chat at the top of this page before you pay anything.