Lovescape review: three price tiers, chips, and a Teen 18+ tab

We opened Lovescape's public US pages without an account: the adults-only notice, the homepage, the plans page, the sign-up window, the video generator and the legal pages. We did not create a free account, because Lovescape is on our not-recommended list, and our rules allow test sign-ups only for services we could recommend.

So chat quality, memory, the free allowance and the deletion flow are untested. Prices come from the plans page as it looked that day.

Lovescape is run by Warmtech Ltd in Cyprus. It is openly explicit: the homepage headline is "Create and explore AI porn characters", and next to character chat it offers porn image and video generators, an interactive story game, short videos and a link to a separate webcam site. Users can publish characters and earn a share of referrals.

The first thing a visitor sees is a combined cookie and adults-only notice. Continuing counts as confirming you are 18; nobody asks for a date of birth. Lovescape is web only, with no app in the App Store or Google Play.

The plans page is now public. Premium is $19.99 for a month, $38.97 for three months or $95.88 for a year, which works out to the advertised $7.99 a month. Creative PRO, aimed at creators, costs $64.99 a month or $359.88 a year and adds better chat memory, watermark-free downloads and 3,000 chips a month instead of 600. Ultra is a one-off $399.60, shown against a struck-through $999.

Chips pay for images and video, but Lovescape does not publish how many each one costs. Extra chip packs can only be bought once you subscribe. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted.

Every plan says "Cancel anytime". The terms add the fine print: card subscriptions renew automatically whether you bought a month or a year, the current month "is considered provided and cannot be cancelled", and there is no general refund right. If you try a monthly plan, cancel well before the renewal date.

"Lifetime" in Ultra means for as long as Lovescape keeps the service running, not for your lifetime.

On paper the rules are clear. The terms require users to be 18, ban "sexualization of minors" and incest, and promise to report child sexual abuse material to law enforcement. A separate clause bans companions that closely resemble celebrities or public figures, and the moderation policy says the AI rewrites requests to base a character on a real person.

The catalog sends a different signal. The homepage category row lists "Teen 18+" second, right after "AI Porn", and another page has an "IRL porn" category. Upload rules also conflict: the terms allow only an avatar photo, while the moderation policy allows Pro users to upload content after identity verification.

The privacy policy, last modified in June 2024, says Lovescape has "never sold and will never sell" your personal data. Messages and generated media pass through automated moderation, and repeated violations go to a human moderator. You can delete your account at any time, which removes your profile and related content; as an EU company, Warmtech is also bound by GDPR erasure requests.

Lovescape is built for adults who want explicit content and creator tools in one place, and it now shows its prices openly.

We do not point readers to it while its catalog is organised around a "Teen 18+" label and its own documents disagree on uploads. If you want an explicit companion with similar media features, the services below have clearer catalogs.