DeHouse AI

DeHouse AI offers a free tier with limited features, but to full functionality you need a subscription. The Welcome Starter plan is $4.99 per month (75% off the regular $19.99 for the first subscription). A standard Monthly plan costs $12.99 per month (35% off), and an Annual plan is $9.99 per month when billed yearly (50% off). All paid plans include unlimited text messages, removal of image blur, and 100 free tokens each month for generating images and voice messages. Generating an image costs 2 credits, while a voice message costs 0.2 credits. Payments can be made via credit/debit card or cryptocurrency, and the vendor promises no adult transaction descriptors on bank statements.

Yes, DeHouse AI has a free tier that allows basic usage. While the vendor does not detail all free limitations, the subscription page indicates that non-paying users see blurred images and cannot generate unlimited media. The free tier likely provides text chat access but with restricted media features. To enjoy unlimited messages, unblurred images, and a monthly token allowance for generating custom images and voice messages, a paid plan is required. The cheapest paid option is $4.99 per month for the first subscription.

DeHouse AI lets you create and personalize AI boyfriends or girlfriends by choosing gender, appearance style (realistic or anime), and ethnicity. Once set up, you can engage in unrestricted, often NSFW text conversations. Subscribers can also generate custom images of their companions and receive voice messages. The platform includes a public gallery where you can browse and interact with pre-made characters, and you have the option to create your own AI from scratch. The vendor claims the voice synthesis is surprisingly realistic and that the image generation produces high-quality results. Advanced features like on-chain ownership of AI twins are envisioned but not yet live.

The vendor states that DeHouse AI processes payments in a way that ensures no adult transaction appears on your bank statement. They also claim to use encryption and, in their whitepaper, mention decentralized identity protections like zero-knowledge proofs. However, no independent security audit or privacy certification was available at the time of this review. Users should be aware that chat interactions and generated content are likely stored on the platform’s servers, and any claims about data handling are unverified. If privacy is your top concern, consider verifying the platform’s claims through a third-party source before sharing personal information.