Nastia AI Pricing in 2026: Free Tier Limits, Plans and Token Costs
By Anna
Quick answer: Nastia AI has a free tier and two paid plans. Standard is $6.69/month or $49.99/year (~$4.17/mo), and Premium is $11.99/month or $87.63/year (~$7.30/mo). The free tier gives you one companion and roughly 290 daily tokens — which, oddly, is more than the paid Standard plan's 200. Paying mainly buys you more companions, image generation, and voice, not a bigger daily allowance. Token packs start at $2.99 for 1,000 tokens.
Nastia AI is the budget option in the uncensored companion space, and its pricing page makes it look even simpler than it is. The wrinkle is the token system: every plan has a daily token cap, the caps don't scale the way you'd expect, and image and voice features burn through them fast. Here's what Nastia actually costs in 2026, tier by tier, and how to decide whether the free plan is enough for you.
Nastia AI plans and prices at a glance
| Plan | Price | Effective per month | Daily tokens | Companions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | ~290 | 1 |
| Standard (monthly) | $6.69/mo | $6.69 | 200 | 2 |
| Standard (annual) | $49.99/yr | ~$4.17 | 200 | 2 |
| Premium (monthly) | $11.99/mo | $11.99 | 400 | Up to 10 |
| Premium (annual) | $87.63/yr | ~$7.30 | 400 | Up to 10 |
| Token pack | $2.99 | one-off | +1,000 tokens | — |
| Token pack | $19.99 | one-off | +10,000 tokens | — |
Prices are what we recorded when we last verified our Nastia AI review; Nastia runs promotions from time to time, so check the in-app price before you commit. Payments go through Stripe, so there's no App Store or Play Store markup — but also no App Store subscription management (more on that below).
Is Nastia AI free?
Yes, and the free tier is more usable than most. You get one companion, uncensored text chat, and about 290 tokens a day. For plain conversation, that's enough for a decent daily chat session — text messages are cheap in tokens, and the allowance resets every day rather than running out for the month.
Where the free plan bites:
- One companion only. You can't run a second character or use group chat.
- Image generation drains tokens fast. A handful of images can eat most of a day's allowance.
- Image storage is capped per companion, so older generations get pushed out.
- Voice is effectively a paid-tier feature — and, as our review notes, it's unreliable even when you pay.
If you only want to talk, the free tier is genuinely fine. It's the images and extra companions that push people to pay.
The free-tier quirk: 290 tokens vs Standard's 200
This is the part of Nastia's pricing that trips people up. The free tier's daily allowance (~290 tokens) is higher than the paid Standard plan's (200). Upgrading to Standard does not give you more chat per day — it gives you a second companion, access to features gated behind paid plans, and the option to top up with token packs.
So if your complaint on the free plan is "I keep running out of tokens", Standard won't fix it. You'd need Premium (400/day) or a token pack. If your complaint is "I want more than one companion" or "I want image generation to work properly", Standard is the sensible step.
What Standard gets you ($6.69/mo)
- 2 companions instead of 1
- 200 daily tokens (yes, fewer than free — see above)
- Access to paid-only features and token top-ups
- The same fully uncensored conversation policy as every other tier
At $49.99 a year it works out to roughly $4.17 a month, which makes it one of the cheapest paid companion subscriptions anywhere — cheaper than Candy AI's annual plan and a fraction of Kindroid's $15.99/mo.
What Premium gets you ($11.99/mo)
- Up to 10 companions
- 400 daily tokens — double Standard, and the only plan that meaningfully raises the daily cap
- Group chats with multiple companions interacting
- Priority on image generation and other token-heavy features
Premium is the plan for people who actually use Nastia's differentiating features: multiple characters and group scenes. If you're a one-companion, text-first user, Premium is overkill.
Token packs: when a one-off top-up beats upgrading
Token packs are $2.99 for 1,000 and $19.99 for 10,000. Unlike the daily allowance, purchased tokens don't reset — they sit in your balance until you use them.
The maths that matters: a Standard subscriber gets 200 × 30 = ~6,000 tokens a month included. A single $19.99 pack is 10,000 tokens, so for a heavy image-generation month, a pack can be more cost-effective than jumping to Premium — and you don't carry a higher recurring bill afterwards.
What Nastia AI really costs per month
| Type of user | Realistic monthly spend |
|---|---|
| Text-only, one companion | $0 (free tier is enough) |
| Two companions, occasional images | $4–7 (Standard, annual or monthly) |
| Multiple companions, regular images/group chat | $7–12 (Premium) |
| Heavy image generation | $12–32 (Premium + a token pack) |
That top end is still below what an active Candy AI user spends once tokens are counted, which is why Nastia keeps its "budget uncensored" reputation.
How Nastia compares on price
| App | Cheapest paid plan | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nastia AI | $6.69/mo ($4.17/mo annual) | Daily token caps; PWA only |
| Candy AI | $12.99/mo ($3.99/mo annual) | Cheap annual, but tokens for every image/call |
| Kindroid | $15.99/mo | No token system; strong memory and voice |
| Nomi | ~$15.99/mo | No token system; best-in-class memory |
| My Softly | $15.99/mo ($159.99/yr) | Free starter allowance; iPhone-native, SFW, memory-first |
Nastia wins on sticker price. Where it loses is what you get for it: no native mobile app, memory that can reset without warning, and voice that frequently doesn't work. If those matter to you, the Nastia AI alternatives roundup compares the apps that fix each one, with their prices.
Is Nastia AI worth paying for?
Worth it if you want uncensored roleplay at the lowest recurring price on the market and you're happy in a browser. Standard annual at ~$4.17/mo is hard to beat.
Not worth it if your main frustration is running out of tokens (Standard doesn't help), if you need dependable long-term memory, or if you want a polished native app. In those cases you're paying less for something that does less, and a mid-priced app with reliable memory — Kindroid or Nomi for uncensored, My Softly if you'd rather skip NSFW entirely — ends up better value.
One more thing about paying through Stripe rather than an app store: cancel from inside your Nastia account settings, not your phone's subscription list, and take a screenshot of the confirmation. Reader reports of "I thought I'd cancelled" are common across web-billed companion apps, and Nastia is no exception.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Nastia AI per month?
Standard is $6.69/month (or $49.99/year, ~$4.17/mo). Premium is $11.99/month (or $87.63/year, ~$7.30/mo). There's also a free tier with ~290 daily tokens and one companion.
Does Nastia AI have a free trial?
There's no timed trial because there's a permanent free tier instead. You can use one companion and roughly 290 daily tokens indefinitely without entering a card.
Why does the free tier have more daily tokens than Standard?
It's how Nastia has structured the plans: Standard ($6.69/mo) gives 200 daily tokens vs ~290 on free. Paying for Standard is about unlocking a second companion and paid-only features, not a larger allowance. Only Premium (400/day) raises the daily cap.
Can I buy tokens without subscribing?
Token packs ($2.99 for 1,000, $19.99 for 10,000) are available to top up your balance, and purchased tokens don't expire daily like the plan allowance does.
Is Nastia AI safe to pay for?
Payments are handled by Stripe, so your card details aren't stored by Nastia. The bigger safety questions are about the content and conversation data rather than the payment — we cover those in Is Nastia AI safe?
Bottom line
Nastia AI is cheap, and the free tier is more generous than the pricing page suggests. Standard at $6.69/mo (or ~$4.17/mo annual) is the lowest entry price in uncensored companion apps; Premium at $11.99/mo is the only plan that actually raises your daily token cap. Just go in knowing what you're buying: a low price for a web-only app with shaky memory. If that trade sounds right, start on the free tier and upgrade only when you hit a wall you can name.


