CrushOn AI vs Janitor AI Pricing and Which One to Pay For

Short answer: Janitor AI is the cheaper way to pay for long roleplay, and CrushOn AI is the cheaper way only if you stay on its small plans and never want unlimited chat on its Pro models. janitor+ is $12.99 a month or $99.00 a year in the iPhone app. CrushOn sells six memberships from $5.99 to $199.99 a month, and its unlimited Pro model chat is a separate $39.99 add-on, so the realistic entry price for that is $45.98 a month.

CrushOn prices are from crushon.ai/pricing and its FAQ, read on 17 September 2026. Janitor prices are from Janitor's own newsroom post of 24 June 2026 and Apple's US in-app purchase list for the Janitor app, read on 19 October 2026. Janitor's web checkout sits behind a firewall challenge we could not pass, so its $12.99 is the App Store price cross-checked against the announcement. Yearly totals and cost per message are our arithmetic.

CrushOn AI vs Janitor AI pricing, side by side

The two products charge for different things. CrushOn sells you a budget of message credits and a menu of models that spend them at different rates. Janitor sells you five times the memory and faster replies, and leaves chatting itself uncapped. That difference matters more than the headline price, because a credit budget runs out in the middle of a good scene and a memory limit does not.

What a year actually costs on each

Here is the same twelve months worked through, so nobody has to add up add-ons at the checkout.

Read the third and fourth rows against janitor+. If unlimited chat on the better models is what you are paying for, CrushOn costs between $358.87 and $599.88 a year, which is $259.87 to $500.88 more than a year of janitor+. If a few thousand credits a month and the cheaper models are enough, Standard at $58.88 a year undercuts Janitor by $40.12.

Which is cheaper, CrushOn AI or Janitor AI?

CrushOn, if you are a light user on its small plans. Janitor, if you chat a lot. The crossover is the credit meter. Standard's 2,000 credits work out to about 0.30 cents a message, and a long evening of replies can use a real share of that month's allowance. Once you need more, you step to Premium at $14.99, Luxe at $39.99 or the add-on, and each step lands above Janitor's flat fee. Janitor has no equivalent step that doubles your bill.

Which has better memory?

Both are honest about it in their own way. Janitor's free tier holds around 9,000 tokens and janitor+ multiplies that by five. CrushOn ties memory to the plan: 8K on Free, 16K models on Standard, 24K models on Elite and Imperial. If long scenes with a lot of detail are the point, compare the number on the plan you would really buy, not the best one on the page. Our own breakdowns, the Janitor AI subscription cost article and the CrushOn AI alternative page, list every tier with its source.

Is it safe to pay either one?

Payments to CrushOn show up on a card statement as TECHIEPIE LTD, which surprises people at renewal, and we explain how to match it in our TECHIEPIE LTD charge guide. Anything you buy in the Janitor app is billed by Apple, so you cancel under your Apple Account subscriptions. Deleting an app cancels nothing on either. Janitor's FAQ says subscriptions are generally non refundable except where its terms or the law require, and its Router credits are non refundable. Check the refund terms on the CrushOn page before you pick a yearly plan, because a year is the plan you are least likely to get back.

Which one should I pay for?

Pay for janitor+ if you want long roleplay scenes with a flat, predictable fee, and take the $99.00 yearly plan once you know you will stay. Pay for CrushOn only if you have checked that its model menu has the characters and style you want, you can live with a credit budget, and you take a yearly plan rather than monthly. Skip the add-on unless unlimited chat on the Pro models is the thing you cannot do without, because it is the single line item that turns a $6 plan into a $46 one. Both are libraries of user-made bots, so what you get depends on which characters you land on, and a stranger's bot can change or disappear.

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