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About Crushi
Most AI girlfriend sites give you a chat box and a photo button. Crushi gives you a map. There is a city to walk around, a strip club that takes over your screen, live streams and short video series, and all of it sits behind one account. Whether those rooms are worth walking into comes down to what it costs to get past the front door.
The chat underneath everything
Underneath it all is the companion chat, and the characters remember you. Memory lives per conversation, and pinning a message is free, so your name and your ground rules never slip. What the site does not advertise: on the free plan older details fade, and Premium is what makes memory permanent. Six relationship levels sit on top of that, two of them free.
Building your own character
Building your own costs nothing. Quick mode is an eight-step wizard that takes about two minutes, and the race step lets you pick something other than human — demon and furry included. The advanced editor adds AstroSync: enter a birth date, time and place and the zodiac profile shapes her behaviour, so a Leo wants your attention and a Scorpio keeps secrets. It is a gimmick, and it works better than it has any right to.
Finding someone else’s
The Match swipe deck gives you five swipes a day on the free plan, which ends a browsing session fast. Search takes tags and personality traits, a vertical feed learns from your reactions, and male and anime characters sit alongside the female ones. Follows and comments add a social layer, and the characters you build can be public or private.
Photos, video and voice
Photos and video happen inside the chat. The Chat Actions buttons let you ask for either, and she keeps talking while a video renders. Every conversation includes five free images and two free videos, after which it is 20 tokens a photo — 15 on Premium — and 150 a video. A separate studio carries her face into your own prompts and saves the results to your gallery. Voice arrives as notes, in a voice you pick when you build her, plus real-time calls with a history list on Premium.
Crushi Shorts, the part that surprised me
Crushi Shorts is twelve cinematic series shot in vertical video, like Mile High, where two flight attendants bet on the shy guy in 2A. Series run four to six episodes of roughly a minute each, and only the first two are free, so those play like trailers.
Most series pages carry a Starring row that lists the cast with their roles and a Chat button beside each one, so an episode leads straight into a conversation with that exact character. Live Intros are looping video introductions on the home page.
The City and the Strip Club
Then the three features that set Crushi apart from everything else in this category. Crushi City is a map with six districts, from a beach pier to a penthouse, and a day-night toggle that swaps both the scenes and the girls in them; some locations are Premium. The club district opens into the Crushi Strip Club, where four dancers work their poles at once, a small badge lets you pick one, and a banner sells the Big Show as tonight’s headline act.
Your token balance sits on screen the entire time, which tells you how the room is funded: actions run 30 tokens, 60 for the spicier ones, and a private room is another 100.
Crushi Meets
Crushi Meets is a live roulette where you skip through AI models on camera and trigger actions at those same prices, with a free window of two streams and twenty seconds.
What it actually costs
The free plan, Explorer, needs an email and no card, and hands you 100 tokens. Its plan card says 30 messages a day while the comparison table directly below says 15. Both are true in their way: the real rule is 15 across the whole account, with 30 as a per-chat ceiling, so you hit 15 first. It is a short leash either way.
Premium runs $12.99 monthly and $35.99 for three months, but annual is the tab wearing the 67% off badge: $99.99, against a crossed-out $299.99 worth ignoring. That works out to $8.33 a month on paper, paid in full on day one.
- Explorer — free, no card, 100 tokens once you confirm your email
- Premium monthly — $12.99
- Premium, three months — $35.99
- Premium annual — $99.99, billed in one go, 4,800 tokens included
- Token packs — one-time, never expire; the largest is 19,000 for $199.99, or $10.53 per thousand
What the tokens actually buy is the part worth doing the arithmetic on:
- Chat photo — 20 tokens, 15 on Premium
- Chat video — 150 tokens
- Voice call — 120 tokens a minute
- Club or Meets action — 30 tokens, 60 for the spicier ones
- Private room — 100 tokens
- Five-second studio clip — 600 tokens
Which means the 4,800 tokens in the annual plan are forty minutes of calling and nothing else, and even on the cheapest pack a minute of talking costs about $1.26. The pricing page promises unlimited image and video generation while a five-second studio clip costs 600 tokens, and never explains how both can be true.
Privacy, payment and who runs it
Chats stay private to your account, billing shows a neutral descriptor, and card or crypto both work. The age check is a selfie estimate where the law demands one and a checkbox everywhere else, with no ID collected. The fine print lets them review chats after a report and use collected data to train their models. Alperen LTD runs it from Paphos, Cyprus, and publishes a 2257 statement. The interface comes in nine more languages, patchily translated.
So is it worth it?
Mile wide and an inch deep? Partly. The City and the Club both lead back to the same chat, and the best of it sits behind Premium and then a token meter. But the breadth is real, nobody else is building this much into one account, so start free and find out whether the rooms hold you.
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
- Free plan needs only an email and no card, and starts you off with 100 tokens
- Characters remember past conversations, and pinning a message to keep key facts is free
- Character creation costs nothing, with an eight-step quick mode and AstroSync zodiac personalities
- Crushi City, the Strip Club, Meets and Shorts are four separate experiences inside one account
- Most Shorts series list their cast with a Chat button, so an episode leads into a conversation with that character
- Real-time voice calls in a voice you choose, with a call history so you can pick conversations back up
- Monthly, three-month and annual billing, cancellable from your profile with access to the end of the period
- Billing shows a neutral descriptor, and you can pay by card or crypto
✗ Cons
- The free tier is tight: 15 messages a day across the account, five conversations, five swipes, and memory that fades
- Premium opens the doors but tokens pay for what is inside, so calls, chat videos and club actions all draw on the same 4,800-token allowance
- The best price means paying a year up front, and the crossed-out $299.99 is an anchor rather than a real former price
- The pricing page quotes two different daily message caps and promises unlimited generation while clips still cost tokens
- Much of the breadth leads back to the same chat, and free previews are short: Meets gives you two streams and twenty seconds
- Render times and resolution are not published, and the fine print allows chat review after a report and model training on collected data
Our Verdict
Crushi is the one to try if you want an AI girlfriend with places to go and things to watch instead of a bare text box, and you can live with a token meter running underneath. Start on the free plan and see whether you like the chat and the characters, because the 15-message cap will tell you quickly. If you go Premium, annual works out cheaper per month, but treat the 4,800 tokens as a small budget.