For those looking for an exciting experience, or a new way to enjoy some private time alone, AI Chatbots might be the thing for you. However, if you were to type in ‘gay chatbots’ into Google, you’d be flooded with results.
So, to help you curate your experience a little better, we’ve gone through and tested a few of the most popular sites to determine the best option for you.
Candy AI
Opening Candy AI, you’re met with 13 different options to choose from. I chose Ethan, a 25-year-old violin player that immediately greeted me upon opening the app.
But before you respond, you’ll see some of the features that Candy AI offers, from personality traits, hobbies, and image generation that allows for a more immersive experience.
The chat has well written gay chatbots, however the free trial prevented me from doing much beyond a few messages and one generated picture.
I feel like Candy AI would shine with premium but left much to be desired with the free trial.
However, if you felt inclined to purchase premium, Candy AI costs $12.99/month, $29.87/3 months or $71.88/year. There do seem to be a lot of deals though, so see if you can snag it at a discount.
Erogen
Erogen immediately opens with a large range of male chatbots to choose from, but I chose Dean as he was the first open when selecting ‘gay’ on the menu.
This app has less when it comes to basic traits about the character. When I clicked on his profile, I was told he was horny, super cocky, etc.
Beyond that, I learned he was ‘very evil and addicted to control’. Immediately, I felt like the bots were a lower writing quality, as there was no lead into the more sexual aspects.
Despite this, I think Erogen shines in the fact that it’s all user generated content. Despite me struggling with Dean, I still had a plethora of options to choose from. Other characters like Jayden had an entire backstory to choose from, and I found that the quality was better.
Erogen is also less restrictive for their free mode than most, but if you did want to pay for premium, there’s two different options. Silver is $15/month and Platinum is $35/month. These allow for more messages a day, character creation and more.
Moemate
Moemate is also based on user-generated content and boasts over 50k characters to choose from. Although there wasn’t any button to curate gay chatbot-specific content.
This time, I chose Aiden – who was rated 4.1 stars. He had a long bio and his chat opened with backstory giving me a good place to start. I liked that the chatbots had comments below it. There were also written reviews so I knew if a chatbot was good quality before I spent my limited chats on him.
I think Moemate does user-generated content the best because of this rating system. It made me feel like my time was used wisely, and all my chats were productive.
Moemate has a range of premium options, $9/month, $17.50/month, and $31.50/month. It provides you with an unfiltered chat, more energy and better AI.
Kupid.AI
I was really excited when I clicked into Kupid.AI. I chose Mike, who had a description and a love meter showing how he was feeling in the current moment. However, I quickly realized that most of the features like image generation and increasing the love meter were behind a paywall.
Whenever you choose a new person to talk too, you’re greeted with an AI generated video. It was nice to see, but was a little jarring because the only thing that moved was the character’s mouth.
The chat was also stale, and the characters I talked to seemed to lack any sort of personality. I felt like I was talking to an AI bot and not an actual person, which isn’t exactly what I wanted.
However, the pictures were the most realistic out of the options I looked at, and I think once again this is a chatbot that would be much better with premium.
Normally premium is $28/month or $98/year, but it seems there are frequent discounts. Premium allows for that love meter mentioned earlier, custom slots and more.
Dittin.AI
Dittin.AI opens with a statement on upholding inclusiveness, which was nice to see, and immediately I saw that it had a much bigger variety of bots to talk with. I chose Brutus, and saw that like Moemate, you have the option to leave comments.
However, there was also a public chat option, where you could see a variety of people’s interactions with the bot. I thought it was a cool feature, allowing you to see a character’s writing style before spending time and free credits talking to them.
It would’ve been nice to see an in-depth profile of the character like other bots, but all of them simply have a written description from the creator.
Dittin.AI does have a premium option, but I must mention that it’s one of the few services that allows unlimited chats. If you want better AI quality, they have two options, $9.99/month or $59.98/year.