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SxxxAI Launches Custom AI Girlfriend Platform

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Europe-based SxxxAI has launched a service that lets adults design AI girlfriends, chat with them and generate custom images or videos, the New York Post reports. Monthly subscriptions range from $1 to $99. Those prices, character limits and intended uses are launch details from the platform.

The New York Post reports that Europe-based SxxxAI has launched a customizable AI-girlfriend platform for adults. Users can define a fictional character’s appearance, personality and relationship history, then pay for ongoing chats and generated images or videos. The report says users can create a character for free, while monthly subscriptions range from $1 to $99 and provide different character limits and generation credits.

The $1 plan permits up to 10 characters and 300 credits; the $99 Elite tier permits up to 50 characters and 3,000 credits, according to launch details reported by the Post. The service also offered about 100 prebuilt fictional characters when the article was published. A platform spokesperson said repeated conversation and stored memories are intended to make the experience more immersive than generating a standalone image.

SxxxAI says the product is entertainment, not a replacement for human relationships. Critics interviewed by the Post worry that highly compliant simulated partners may reinforce isolation or unrealistic expectations, but the article does not measure those effects. A named former user’s account describes harm from a different AI companion service, not from SxxxAI. The launch, pricing and product description were reported by the New York Post and attributed to SxxxAI. The warnings are opinions from interviewed therapists, coaches and advocates, not findings from a study of the service. Joe Alary’s account concerns his experience with a different AI companion, and the article provides no SxxxAI user totals, clinical outcomes or independent product audit.

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New York PostOriginal report · Sep 12, 2026
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