EvilGPT

What EvilGPT is

EvilGPT is a browser-based uncensored AI chatbot that runs in the cloud, with no app to install and the same experience on a phone browser as on a desktop. It has a free tier that needs no card. Adult fiction is one of the uses it names, not its whole purpose: the site describes a general chat assistant without a refusal layer, and states that adult content between fictional adults is supported for users 18 and over.

That framing shapes who it is for. This is not a companion app with a cast of characters, a voice call or a photo generator. It is a ChatGPT-style interface where the user picks a model and writes the roleplay or story themselves, which suits a writer who wants scenario control and long context more than a ready-made persona.

What you can do with it

The product is a chat window with a model selector. The site says it offers 6 specialized models, a mix of uncensored and normal variants, and that Premium users can switch models mid-conversation with history preserved. Another FAQ answer on the home page mentions 8 available models, and the feature cards say 4+, so the site gives 3 different counts. The site gives the models by job rather than by name: a default model for blunt answers with no policy layer, a coding model with a 262K-token window, a long-context model at 1M tokens called EvilGPT Extended, and a creative model tuned for narrative voice that the site points to for fiction and roleplay.

For the adult side, the relevant claims are narrow and specific. The FAQ says adult content between fictional adults is supported and that the long context window is what makes extended roleplay workable, because the model keeps the character and the plot across a long thread. The comparison tables list mature fiction as supported for 18 and over, against a mainstream assistant that blocks it. A separate roleplay guide on the site covers prompts, settings and tips. What the site offers for fiction is a model and a long thread, so each story starts as a blank page that the user sets up and steers. The pages list the fiction uses it has in mind as thrillers, horror, morally gray characters and adult scenes. Chat history is saved automatically, threads can be starred, and the home page says a session can be picked up on another device exactly where it was left.

The remaining features come from the general assistant. Web search runs on its own when a question needs current information and cites its sources inline. A reasoning mode shows a step-by-step thought process on complex problems. Text-to-speech plays any reply back inside the chat, and the plan table marks it Premium only. Premium also accepts file uploads, with text files and code attached to a message by drag and drop. Image generation is listed as coming soon, so there is no image generator today. A built-in leak check searches the user's own email, phone number or username against known breaches, which has nothing to do with adult chat and is aimed at securing one's own data.

Privacy tooling gets its own section on the site. Saved conversations are stored encrypted and, per the site, never used for training. Private mode keeps a thread in memory only, so nothing about it is written to the database. A lightweight account, created with an email, keeps threads and tracks free usage. The home page FAQ adds that data is never sold or shared with third parties. For phones, the site says the interface is optimized for mobile, with pull-to-refresh and gestures, and that nothing runs locally.

The free-tier page makes a plain admission that is useful to a reader: the free plan runs a smaller model and does not include the premium uncensored models, the 1M token context windows, file uploads or web search. For casual questions that is described as plenty, and for a long roleplay thread or a book-length project it is not. The home page FAQ words this differently, saying free accounts can try every model on starter credits until the credits run out. These passages do not fully agree, and the site does not say how many starter credits a new account gets.

Free tier, plans and billing

Durable facts first. The ladder is just Free and Premium. Free works in any browser with no card, uses credits at one credit per message, and stops when the credits run out. Web search is Premium only. Premium removes the credit limit and adds all models, long context, file uploads, web search and priority support. Both tiers list private chat, the step-by-step reasoning mode, chat history and referral rewards, which the site describes as rewards for each friend referred.

Payment is unusual. Upgrading is done by contacting the service on Telegram, paying through NOWPayments, or redeeming an activation key for instant access, and the comparison tables describe the payment options as crypto, activation key and card-free. The site presents this as a way to pay without attaching a card or an identity to the account, and it is a real limitation for a reader who wants to pay by card. The terms say paid plans are billed in advance and recur until canceled, that canceling works at any time with access continuing to the end of the paid period, and that refunds are handled case by case through the contact channel.

In October 2026 the home page lists Premium at $50 a month, described as unlimited messages on all 6 models plus live web search, file upload and analysis, 1M context, priority support and custom integrations. That is the only plan price on the site.

Rules and privacy

Users must be at least 18. The acceptable-use section says uncensored conversations are provided, but prohibits content that sexually exploits or harms minors, planning real-world violence or attacks, malware, harassment, doxxing or impersonating specific real people, and anything that violates applicable law. The FAQ repeats that content involving minors is refused without exception. The terms note that output can be inaccurate, offensive or inappropriate, that the user is responsible for how it is used, that users keep rights to their own prompts, and that outputs may be used freely for personal or commercial purposes within legal limits. Accounts can be suspended for breaking the terms. The site names no operating company or location, and the contact channel is Telegram.

Who it suits

It suits a roleplay or fiction writer who wants a model that does not interrupt, wants long context to hold a plot together, and likes the option of a private thread that is never stored. It also suits someone who wants one tool for adult fiction and for ordinary assistant work such as coding, research and document analysis, and who is comfortable choosing a model and writing their own setup.

It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a girlfriend app, a ready cast, voice calls, or photos. The free tier is credit-limited and the premium models sit behind the paid plan. The payment route runs through crypto, Telegram or activation keys, with refunds decided case by case, and the model counts and free-tier descriptions differ from page to page.