BaddieGF

What BaddieGF is

BaddieGF is an AI girlfriend platform for adults, built around text chat with a companion who keeps a memory of the user, and it adds AI-generated photos and a character creator on top. It has a free tier, and the home page says the first conversation needs no signup, so a reader can talk to a companion before making an account. It is a website, and the questions listed on its home page include one about using it on a phone.

The site describes itself as "Your AI girlfriend companion platform" and speaks of chat, voice messages, custom scenarios and personality settings. Its menus also link a free AI girlfriend section and an anime AI girlfriend section. The terms and cookie policy name VELJASMELE LTD as the company behind the service. The home page carries the site's own marketing figures: "Loved by 12,000+" and 50+ AI Companions.

What you can do with it

A session starts by picking a companion. The home page says to start talking in under 30 seconds, with no signup for the first conversation, and it calls the catalog a collection of AI girlfriends and companions with their own personalities, looks and conversation styles. The companion cards show a name, an age, a city and an online status, plus a one-line role such as "The Tattoo Artist" or "Your Flight Seat Neighbor". Each card has a "Talk to her" button. The home page sorts the roster into a featured row and a "Trending Now" row described as the most chatted companions of the week, with filters for gender and type. Users can also build their own: the home page says "Or create your own from scratch."

Memory is the feature the site leans on hardest. The home page describes a persistent memory system that tracks the user's name, stories, preferences and important dates, and brings them up in later chats. Its memory page describes this as more than a context window and says the companion holds the relationship over months. The FAQ gives memory and relationships a section of their own, with questions on how long a companion remembers, whether the user can edit what she remembers and what happens after a break. The privacy policy says stored memories can be viewed and deleted from account settings.

Alongside memory, the home page describes a relationship progression system. The bond starts at a stage the site calls "Just Met" and moves through further stages, and the site says the conversations change with it: early messages are playful and curious, later ones more personal.

Mood is set by the user. The home page describes conversations that run from romantic to playful to deep, and it says the companion adapts to the style of the user and replies at any hour. Photos are a second pillar. The home page says a companion can generate and send AI photos based on her appearance and the mood of the conversation, and the terms list AI-generated image content as part of the service. The help page files a photo gallery and quality settings under its photo topic. Voice messages are named in the home copy next to custom scenarios, and the FAQ lists voice among the features it covers.

Content intensity is a plan setting. The pricing page names "Spicy mode" on every paid plan and adds "Explicit mode" from the Premium plan up. The free plan is listed without either, and without image generation.

For custom characters, the free plan includes 1 free custom character, and from the Plus plan up a monthly allowance of new characters grows with the tier. The terms list custom character creation tools as part of the service, and the FAQ has a section on custom companions that covers how long creation takes, whether a companion can be modified afterward and whether other users can see it. Separate from characters, the pricing page lists personas per plan, from 1 on the entry plan to unlimited on the top one; the navigation has a "Custom Personas" item next to Create, Explore, Shorts, Chat and Store.

Anime appears as a section of its own in the site's menus, under the label "Anime AI Girlfriend", next to the general AI girlfriend, virtual girlfriend and AI companion sections.

Free tier, plans and billing

The durable facts come first. The free plan has a daily message allowance, no image generation, the basic AI model and 1 free custom character, and the site says no credit card is needed to start. There are 4 paid tiers, Lite, Plus, Premium and Ultimate, all listed monthly with "Cancel anytime · No hidden fees". What separates them is the daily message cap, the monthly Moments allowance, the content mode, the custom character allowance and the number of personas. The 2 lower tiers cap messages per day, and the 2 upper tiers say "Unlimited messages". The top tier adds exclusive premium characters, priority support and early access to new features. Moments are the site's allowance unit: every paid plan includes a monthly amount, the pricing page has a Moments tab beside its subscription tab, and the help page lists a Moments balance under billing questions.

In October 2026 the pricing page lists Lite, the entry plan, at $10.99 a month with 50 messages a day and 1,500 Moments a month, and Ultimate, the top plan, at $29.99 a month with unlimited messages and 25,000 Moments a month. Plus and Premium sit between them on price and allowance, and Plus is listed with a cap of 100 messages a day. The free plan is listed at 20 messages a day.

On renewal, the terms say subscriptions are billed in advance on a recurring basis, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually depending on the plan selected, while the subscription tab of the pricing page shows monthly prices. Cancellation is done in account settings and takes effect at the end of the current billing period, with no refund for a partial period. The refund wording points in opposite directions. The pricing page advertises a 7-day money-back guarantee, while the terms say all purchases are final and refunds are at the company's sole discretion in exceptional circumstances; the terms route refund inquiries to the support email. The cookie policy and privacy policy name CCBill as the payment processor, and the privacy policy says payment is handled on CCBill's own pages and that the site does not store full card numbers. The terms and footer say charges appear under a neutral merchant name with no reference to BaddieGF on the statement.

Rules and privacy

The service is for users 18 and over. The content policy bans sexual content involving characters described as or appearing to be under 18, and requires every AI character to be depicted as an adult and every custom character to be set to age 18 or older. It also bans content depicting real people in sexual scenarios without their explicit consent, and the terms state that all characters are fictional and AI-generated and do not represent real people. Violations lead to warnings, removal, suspension or a permanent ban, and the policy says its zero-tolerance violations are reported to law enforcement. Character profiles and chat screens carry a report feature.

On privacy, the site says chats are encrypted and private to the account and that data is not shared or sold. The privacy policy says conversations are stored to give continuity and the memory feature, that users can delete single conversations or all history at any time, and that personal data is removed within 30 days of an account deletion except where the law requires retention. It also says anonymized, aggregated conversation data may be used to improve its AI models and that automated systems may scan conversations for policy violations. Human moderators do not review conversations except for safety enforcement, legal compliance or a report from the user, and support staff only open conversations tied to a ticket the user started. Support is offered by live chat and email, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 CET, and the help page says tickets go to its support team, not a routing chatbot.

Who it suits

BaddieGF suits someone who wants a long-running companion on the web, with remembered details, a relationship that moves through stages and AI photos, and who would like to try a first chat with no account. The free tier is small, since it caps messages per day, offers no images and uses the basic model, so anyone who wants photos has to pay. The ladder is also fairly fine-grained: a reader should compare the Moments allowance, the content mode and the character allowance on each tier before choosing, because Explicit mode starts only at the third paid tier. Because the refund wording conflicts between the pricing page and the terms, the stricter terms wording is the one to plan around. Someone who wants a companion with no daily cap on a small budget is less well served, since unlimited messages begin at the Premium plan.