Nastia AI Review

Nastia AI is a companion from Nastia Cybernetics, a company registered in France (SIREN 982046385). You get adult text chat, voice notes, and paid image or video generation on web, iOS, Android, and a PWA. We score it 3.6/5. The two-week memory pitch and a free tier that does not ask for a card are the reasons to look. Billing is the reason to hesitate: Trustpilot sat at 2.5/5 with a majority of one-star reviews when we last checked in April 2026, mostly surprise charges and refunds that never land.

Who Nastia AI is for

This is a budget companion for people who want to try adult chat before they pay, then maybe keep a cheap annual plan if the memory holds. It fits shoppers who already compared Candy AI or CrushOn AI and care more about price and a usable free tier than polished pictures.

Who should skip Nastia AI

Skip it if a messy charge would ruin the experiment. Public reviews describe annual billing after a monthly click, amounts far above the advertised price (one Trustpilot report cited $100 instead of $8), and support that does not refund. Also skip it if you need crypto checkout or if uncensored images are the product you are buying. Text is looser than mainstream chatbots. Image generation still applies filters, even though the marketing says uncensored.

Billing, Trustpilot, and how to stay safe

The company is real and uses discreet card descriptors, which is better than a fly-by-night clone. That does not cancel the Trustpilot record. Recurring complaints in our April 2026 notes: yearly charge when monthly was selected, charges that jumped after a freeze or checkout glitch, and refunds that support would not issue. We do not treat a 2.5/5 listing with a small review count as proof of fraud. We do treat it as a reason not to put a daily-spend card on file.

If you still want to try a paid plan, use a virtual card with a low limit, screenshot the plan name and price at checkout, and cancel from a desktop browser before the renewal window. Monitor the statement for a full cycle. Nastia does not appear in our pay-with-crypto directory. Visa and Mastercard only.

Memory vs the marketing

Nastia sells a two-week memory window: the companion is supposed to keep recent scenes, tone, and preferences across sessions, then fade older detail. In good sessions that window is the best thing about the product. It is also the most oversold. Users report the bot forgetting facts a few messages later, and crashes that break the scene even when history is still stored. Treat two-week memory as a best case, not a guarantee. If long-horizon recall is the feature you will pay for, read the Candy AI review and the AI girlfriend ranking before you upgrade here.

Pricing in practice

Free chat includes adult text and a daily message cap, no card required. Standard is listed at $11.99/month for voice, images, and a longer memory window. Unlimited is $15.99/month and adds video. Annual billing drops the monthly equivalent to roughly $4.17–$8.33 depending on tier. Token packs from $2.99 to $19.99 sit next to the plans. The catalog cards on this page show Free and Unlimited; Standard lives in the copy because that is how the site presented it when we tested. Marketing that says unlimited generation still runs on tokens. Confirm the live checkout before you believe any number on a third-party page, including ours.

How Nastia AI compares

Against Candy AI, Nastia is cheaper on annual billing and weaker on media, speed, and billing trust. Against CrushOn AI, the Nastia free tier is narrower (daily cap vs a more generous text allotment) but it packs voice and paid video into one account. SpicyChat AI wins if you want a huge community character library and uncensored text without that charge pattern. OurDream is the closer all-in-one if chat plus images plus video matters more than the $4.17 headline. We score every one of those on the same five-criteria rubric.