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EverAI charge on your bank statement is a Candy AI subscription you can cancel
Short answer: an EverAI charge on your card statement is a Candy.ai subscription. EverAI Limited is the company that operates Candy.ai, and it bills under its own legal name rather than the brand name, which is why searching the statement descriptor turns up nothing familiar. Candy.ai's own help center says it in writing: the charge that appears on your credit card statement will be displayed as EverAI. It is not fraud, it is not a duplicate, and it is not a merchant you have never dealt with.
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The reason so few people recognize it is that Candy.ai sells five different billing cadences and only one of them looks like a normal monthly subscription. Read on candy.ai's own subscriptions page on 5 September 2026, the plan screen bills an annual payment as $47.88, a quarterly payment as $26.97, a monthly payment as $13.99, a payment every two weeks as $9.79 and a weekly payment as $5.60. A $9.79 line landing every fortnight looks nothing like a $13.99 monthly subscription, and a single $47.88 hit looks like a purchase rather than a plan. That is the whole reason this search exists.
Before you call the bank, two rules decide what happens next and both come from Candy.ai's own help center, read on 5 September 2026. First, cancelling refunds nothing. It stops future renewals and leaves your access running until the end of the period you already paid for, and if you want money back you have to ask support separately. Second, the refund window is far narrower than most people assume: the request has to be inside 24 hours of the payment, the account has to have used 20 tokens or fewer, and only card payments qualify at all, so crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay and bank transfer purchases are excluded. That is section 10.4 of the terms of service, and it means that for most people reading this page the honest answer is that the money is gone and the useful action is stopping the next one.
One more thing worth knowing before you do anything drastic. Deleting the app, or deleting your account, is not the same action as cancelling, and people get billed after doing the wrong one. Candy.ai's position is that deleting an account before the renewal date does cancel the subscription with it, but that also destroys your chats, images and characters permanently, whereas cancelling on its own keeps every one of them and even keeps your unused token balance sitting on the account. Cancel first. Confirm the renewal is off. Decide about the account afterwards, not before.
And if the reason you are here is that the bill turned out bigger than the product felt, that is a pricing model problem rather than a you problem. Beauties.ai is the opposite shape: six AI girlfriends written in house, all of them open on the plan, unlimited texting with no token meter to top up, no weekly or fortnightly billing, and one flat figure a month. Adults 18 and over.
What makes her feel real
EverAI charge, the way it should feel
One line a month, at one amount
There is no weekly plan, no fortnightly plan and no quarterly plan to lose track of. One charge, one date, the same figure every time, so nothing on your statement is ever a mystery you have to look up.
No token meter on top of the plan
Candy.ai gives paid accounts 100 tokens a month and sells more at a separate checkout, which is how a subscription quietly becomes two charges. Nothing here is metered, so there is no second purchase to make when a balance runs out.
The brand name is the name that bills you
You should never have to search a statement descriptor to work out what you are paying for. Whatever we charge will read as what you signed up for, because a bill you cannot identify is a bill you cannot manage.
What you get with her
- One flat plan, $12 a month or $9 a month billed yearly, published before you sign up
- No weekly, fortnightly or quarterly billing to lose track of
- No tokens, no credits and no top up checkout
- Six girlfriends written in house, all open on the plan
- Unlimited texting, nothing metered or rationed
- Runs in a browser tab, no photos and no real faces, adults 18 and over
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Honest comparison
Every amount EverAI can put on your statement, and what each one actually is
| What the line says | What it actually is | Works out at | Can you get it back? |
|---|---|---|---|
| EverAI $5.60 | Candy.ai Premium billed weekly | Around $24 a month if it keeps running, the most expensive way to buy it | Only inside 24 hours of that payment, under 20 tokens used, card purchases only |
| EverAI $9.79 | Candy.ai Premium billed every two weeks | Around $21 a month, and the cadence most often mistaken for fraud | Same 24 hour and 20 token limit, judged from that specific payment |
| EverAI $9.99 | Candy.ai Premium monthly, first month only (29% off, on the subscriptions page since October 2026) | Once, then $13.99 a month from the second month | Same 24 hour and 20 token limit |
| EverAI $13.99 | Candy.ai Premium billed monthly, the list price | $13.99 a month | Same 24 hour and 20 token limit |
| EverAI $26.97 | Candy.ai Premium billed quarterly | $8.99 a month across three months | Same limits, measured from the day the quarter was charged |
| EverAI $47.88 | Candy.ai Premium billed for twelve months | $3.99 a month, the cheapest rate and the biggest single hit | 24 hours on a payment that covers a whole year, so in practice almost never |
| A second, smaller EverAI line | A token top up bought separately at the tokens checkout, not a subscription | One off, not recurring, and it repeats only when you buy again | The same refund rules are applied to it |
| Two EverAI lines in one month | A renewal that crossed a statement boundary, or a plan charge plus a token purchase | Not a duplicate charge | Ask support before disputing, a chargeback usually closes the account |
| An EverAI line after you deleted the app | Deleting an app never cancels a subscription. The plan was still live | Still renewing on the original date | No. Time already used is not refunded under any circumstances |
Every amount in the first column was read on Candy.ai's own subscriptions page on 5 September 2026, and every refund rule in the last column comes from Candy.ai's own help center on the same day, where the policy is stated as a 24 hour window, a 20 token ceiling and card payments only, with a pointer to section 10.4 of the terms of service. Two fair caveats. Prices in this category change without notice, so check the figure in your own account before you rely on it. And the fortnightly and weekly cadences are the ones most likely to be discontinued or repriced, because they exist to lower the entry price rather than to be good value.
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