How good is it
3.8/5#9 of 43
Best at: voice & pictures
- Conversation4.0
- Customizing her3.5
- How far it goes3.8
- Voice & pictures4.5
- Privacy3.5
- Value for money3.5
Will it let you down? (5 of 5 ✓)
Says who runs it
Jay Web Development & Services, Germany
Honest price
What you see is what you pay
Delete button
Delete your account yourself
Keeps chats out of training
Says it doesn't train on your chats
Still the app it was
No shutdowns, moves or makeovers we know of
What their policies say
- Trains its AI on your chats
- No
"They are not sold, not used for advertising, and not used by us to train AI models."
- Shares data with ad partners
- No
"We do not sell personal data."
Uses the Meta Pixel to measure which ads lead to visits and purchases.
- Deleting your account and chats
- In the app
Chats are kept until you delete your account.
- Minimum age
- 18+
- How they check your age
- ID when required
Uses the verification service Didit (ID document plus selfie) when payment providers or law require it.
- Refunds
- No refunds
"Credit purchases are non-refundable and expire one year after purchase."
- Renewal and cancelling
Renews by itself: yes, until you cancel.
What it costs
Monthly
$12.99
3 months, per month
$8.99
Yearly, per month
$7.09
Free tier
Not listed
Credit packs from $4.99.
Tokens, coins or credits are sold on top of the subscription.
Source: xeve.ai US prices, 13 October 2026
Compare with the other apps on the prices page.
Screenshots and promo pics
From xeve.ai's own website or app store page. Their images, shown so you know which app this is.
Other things we noticed
- Chats are stored on Google Cloud servers in the EU (Belgium).
- Every conversation passes an automated moderation model.
What we read
- Privacy policy: https://xeve.ai/privacyPolicy
- Terms: https://xeve.ai/termsAndCond
- Pricing: https://xeve.ai/docs/pricing-memberships-vs-credits
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