Is AIGirlfriends.ai Safe? (2026 Review)

The short answer

AIGirlfriends.ai has no public breach on record that we know of, and no entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026. The caveats are on your card statement and in the fine print. The charge shows as “aigirlfriends.ai”, even though the checkout box carries a “Privacy in bank statement” badge. The privacy policy says personal information is kept until you ask for it to be erased. The operator is a US company, which our review counts as one of the two things to weigh. And all payments are final. None of that is a security incident, but read the checkout text before you pay.

This page draws on our review. AIGirlfriends.ai gave us a review account in September 2026, with tokens already loaded. We spent a session with it on 16 October 2026 and read its subscription, privacy and refund pages. We didn’t buy a plan.

What data does AIGirlfriends.ai collect?

Signing up is free. After that, your chats and any companion you build sit on your account, and generated images are saved to the companion’s gallery in the chat.

The privacy policy says personal information is kept until you ask for it to be erased, and it lists the usual rights to access, correct and delete your data. If you pay, the checkout text says the charge shows as “aigirlfriends.ai” on your statement.

Who operates the product?

AIGirlfriends.ai is run by Ai Horizon Inc., a company based in Staten Island, New York, which says it was founded in 2024. That makes it a US operator. Our review names the US jurisdiction as one of two things to weigh, next to the named card charge. The rights to access, correct and delete your data are at least written into the privacy policy, so you have something to point to when you ask for erasure.

Has AIGirlfriends.ai had a breach or incident?

Not that we know of. AIGirlfriends.ai had no entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026. Of the apps we cover, the ones listed there are Muah.ai (September 2024, 1,910,261 accounts) and MyLovely AI (April 2026, 106,271 accounts). A clean public record can’t prove a company was never breached, because not every incident gets disclosed.

Payment safety

Read the small print under the Continue button before paying. It says the payment shows as “aigirlfriends.ai” on your statement. The same box carries a badge saying “Privacy in bank statement”, which doesn’t fit with that. Anyone who sees your card statement will see the product name.

The same text says the yearly plan renews at the full price of $240 a year once the introductory period ends. The introductory prices are $5.91 a month on the yearly plan, $9.99 a month on the quarterly plan and $12.99 for a single month. The refund policy is short: all payments are final, with an exception only for verified billing errors reported within seven days.

A virtual card, if the checkout accepts one, keeps the “aigirlfriends.ai” line off your main bank statement.

Content on your device vs on their servers

Your chats and generated images are stored with your account, not on your device. Images go to the companion’s gallery in the chat, and each one can be turned into a short video with a “Make video” button.

The privacy policy says personal information is kept until you ask for it to be erased. That means it isn’t deleted on a schedule, so if you want your data gone, ask for erasure.

Can anyone see what you’ve done?

The clearest trace is on your card statement, where the charge reads “aigirlfriends.ai”. That’s why our review lists “anyone who needs a discreet charge on their card statement” among the people who should skip it.

Beyond that, the exposure is a future breach. The policy keeps personal information until you ask for it to be erased, so anything tied to your account may still be there.

How to minimize your exposure

• Pay with a virtual card if the checkout accepts one, so the “aigirlfriends.ai” line stays off your main bank statement
• If you buy the yearly plan, put the renewal date in your calendar. It renews at $240 a year, and payments are final
• Use a separate email address for this account, not your main inbox
• If you sign in with a password, make it one you don’t use anywhere else
• Don’t type anything you couldn’t live with a stranger reading
• When you’re done with the app, ask for erasure. The policy keeps your personal information until you do

Is AIGirlfriends.ai safer than Candy.ai?

Not quite, and our review points the same way. Candy.ai is run by EverAI Limited, a company registered in Malta, so GDPR applies, and its card line reads “EverAI” instead of the product name. AIGirlfriends.ai is a US operator, and its charge says “aigirlfriends.ai”. Neither has a public breach on record, and neither had an entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026.

Candy has its own caveat. Its privacy notice says your chats are used to train its AI, we found no opt-out, and your data is kept for three years after your last activity. Our review doesn’t cover AIGirlfriends.ai’s training terms, so that point can’t be compared. On what can be compared, the card statement and the jurisdiction, Candy is ahead.

Our verdict

Use with caution. AIGirlfriends.ai has no known breach, and its privacy policy lists the usual rights to access, correct and delete your data. The caveats are concrete: a card charge that names the product despite a “Privacy in bank statement” badge, personal information kept until you ask for erasure, a US operator, a yearly plan that renews at $240, and no refunds outside billing errors reported within seven days.

If a named charge on your statement is a problem, use a virtual card if the checkout accepts one, or pick Candy, which bills as “EverAI”. Otherwise, start with the free signup and read the text under the Continue button before you pay.