Tokens System

A tokens system is a second price on top of the subscription. The plan may include a monthly allowance of tokens, hearts, credits, or coins. Text sometimes stays inside the plan. Pictures, voice, calls, and video spend the meter. When the meter is empty, chat may continue and media stops, or everything stops. The review has to say which.

This is why a “from $3.99 a month” line can be true and still incomplete. Candy AI’s annual plan starts there, and the Candy AI review also records that images, voice, calls, and video draw on about 100 monthly tokens. OurDream, Swipey, Kupid, and FantasyGF use their own names for the same idea. The ranked AI girlfriend list lists the starting plan. The review lists the meter.

A fair tokens write-up names the unit, what spends it, and what a normal week costs if you generate media. It does not invent a monthly total we did not check. If the public page does not show the checkout price, the first-look review hides the price instead of guessing.

Tokens also change the free tier. A signup bonus that disappears in three images is not the same offer as a daily refill. Both can be honest. They should not be described with the same word “free.”

When you compare two apps, put the subscription and the meter in one sentence. That is the price. The review criteria score it under value for money, which is 10 percent of the overall rating.

How Heaven Girlfriend uses the term “tokens system”: it means the definition on this page, checked against a product we opened. The ranked list and the individual review are where the score and the price live. This page does not add a rank, a discount, or a result we did not test.

If you are choosing an app, start with the ranked AI girlfriend list, open the review for the job you want, and use this entry as the definition. Scores and published prices on the ranked reviews were last checked on September 9, 2026, unless that review prints a later date.