CrushOn.ai Review

You’ve seen AI sex chat and chatbots before – those sites full of sexy avatars that let you have uncensored chats. CrushOn.ai is one of the better-known ones, and it was recently overhauled. The tag system got a rework, making it easier to find the really dirty unfiltered chatbots, and the thumbnail pics have up to three images on a continuous cycle, It makes it easier to decide if the incest brat-taming fantasy is worth pursuing now you get to see how big her ‘assets’ are.

Once you get to the site you can decide if you’re interested in males, females or non-binary characters, and that’s all you’ll see. You can easily switch between sexes, and toggle the NSFW conversations on and off. Might be a good idea because I don’t know when all the popular characters changed from furries to fauxcest, but there you go. You’ll want to sign up ASAP to take advantage of the free sex chats and set up your name. Nothing is as unsexy as being referred to as ‘user’.

Jump into Unrestricted Sex Chats

One of the top features on Crushon AI is the memories. It’s a little glimpse into what others users are talking about and decide to upload. Knowing this community, they’re all XXX conversations, and you can click load memory to jump right into the chats without having to set up any context yourself. My issue is the messages are short until you pay 30 bucks a month, and the site always changes between italics and <these> which makes it a jarring experience.

Features:

• Memories to load other users’ chats
• Roleplaying and unfiltered chat options
• Create your own character
• Thousands of characters
• Group chats

CrushOn.ai Price

• Free for 100 messages/mo.
• $4.99/mo for 2000 messages, 16K memory and custom characters, group chat and 20 profile cards.
• $7.90/mo for everything above, plus 6000 messages and 50 profile cards.
• $29.90/mo for every above, but unlimited messages and adjustable message lengths.

Pros

• Low cost for membership
• You can load up other conversations
• Multiple avatar images

Cons

• The messages are short and non-descriptive
• The conversations don’t feel realistic
• No image or voice options