This page exists because neither of the two sites that currently rank for Candy Shorts questions publishes a price table. Below is the whole pricing picture, plans, tokens, the arithmetic over a year, what appears on your bank statement, and the parts we could not verify and therefore will not invent.
Everything here was read off the live catalogue on 30 September 2026. Prices on adult subscription platforms move, so treat this as a dated snapshot rather than a permanent fact.
Candy Shorts price: the three plans
Candy Shorts, often spelled candyshorts as one word, is the vertical-video arm of Candy.ai, and it is sold on that platform’s subscription. There are exactly three terms.
| Plan | What you pay | Works out at | Badge on the page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $13.99 | $13.99 / month | None |
| 3 months | $26.97 | $8.99 / month | 35% off |
| 12 months | $47.88 | $3.99 / month | 70% off · BEST VALUE |
The $8.99 and $3.99 figures are the term price divided by the months in the term. They are not the amounts that leave your account. The amounts that leave your account are $13.99, $26.97 and $47.88. This matters more than it sounds, because “$3.99 a month” is the number the platform leads with and the number people remember, and it is the one figure on the page that never actually gets charged.
What each plan costs over a full year
Here is the comparison the checkout screen does not show you.
| Plan | Term price | Twelve months of it | Extra vs the annual plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $13.99 | $167.88 | +$120.00 |
| 3 months | $26.97 | $107.88 | +$60.00 |
| 12 months | $47.88 | $47.88 | , |
Two break-even points are worth knowing before you choose.
Annual versus monthly. Three monthly payments come to $41.97, which is still less than the $47.88 annual price. The fourth payment takes you to $55.96, which is more than a whole year. So the annual plan starts paying for itself somewhere in month four, and only if you are still watching then.
Annual versus quarterly. Two quarters cost $53.94. That is already more than twelve months at $47.88. If you expect to be subscribed for six months or longer, the three-month plan never makes financial sense; it is only the right choice for someone who wants roughly a quarter of access and knows it.
The token system: 12 tokens an episode, 30 on Candy Creators
Running alongside the subscription, the catalogue prices individual paid episodes in tokens. The rate is not uniform:
- 12 tokens per paid episode across 113 of the 128 series.
- 30 tokens per paid episode on the 7 Candy Creators series that are built on licensed likenesses of real adult performers. That is two and a half times the standard rate.
- The remaining 8 series are registration-gated. They expose no episode data and no token price at all to a logged-out visitor, so we cannot state what they cost. 113 + 7 + 8 accounts for all 128 series in the catalogue.
The Candy Creators premium is the clearest price signal the platform sends about its own tiers. The catalogue’s Candy Creators scope holds 9 series in total; the four performers who licensed their likeness (Riley Reid with 4 series, Bonnie Blue with 2, Mia Malkova with 2 and Sophie Dee with 1) account for 9 series between them. None of them filmed anything: the characters are generated from a likeness licence and there is no original recording.
Do you need tokens as well as a subscription?
This is the question neither incumbent answers, so here it is plainly: the subscription includes tokens. Premium includes 100 tokens per month, read off Candy.ai’s own plan page on 30 September 2026 rather than copied from another site.
At the standard rate, 100 tokens buys eight paid episodes a month (96 tokens). On the 30-token Candy Creators series it buys three (90 tokens). A standard five-episode series contains three paid episodes, or 36 tokens, so a month’s allowance covers just under three complete series.
The same plan page lists what Premium includes beyond Shorts, in its own words: “Create your own AI Girlfriend(s)”, “Generate 18+ Videos”, “Generate 18+ Images”, “Full Live Action Experience”, “Unlimited text messages” and “100 tokens per month”. That answers the other question people ask here, you are not buying two subscriptions. One Premium term covers Candy.ai and Candy Shorts together.
What we could not verify: a dollar price for a single token. So we will not print a per-episode cost in dollars. Any page that gives you one has derived it from a token price it did not verify either, and a made-up number that looks precise is worse than an honest gap. The practical point is that the allowance, not the price, is the constraint: $47.88 a year does not buy unlimited watching, it buys 100 tokens a month and everything else on that list.
How much of the catalogue sits behind the paywall
The catalogue holds 128 series and 687 episodes. Of those, 241 episodes are free and 446 are paid. Roughly two episodes in three cost something.
You can put a floor under the token cost of the whole catalogue. If every one of the 446 paid episodes charged the standard rate, that is 446 × 12 = 5,352 tokens. The real figure is higher, because some of those episodes sit on the 30-token Candy Creators series and the catalogue does not publish how the 446 split across the two rates. Take 5,352 as a floor, not a price. Against a 100-token monthly allowance, the full catalogue is not something a single term gets you anywhere near.
The shape of the catalogue matters more than the total. 109 of the 128 series are exactly five episodes long, and 119 of them give exactly two free episodes. So the typical series is two free episodes and three paid ones, a short commitment, finished in one sitting. A handful run much longer: My bestie betrayed me is 34 episodes, and YES MA’AM, Mona’s Worst Enemy and Caught Between Sisters are 15 each. Those are the ones where a token balance disappears quickly, a 15-episode series has 13 paid episodes, or 156 tokens, which is more than a whole month’s allowance on its own. You can see the full 128-series catalogue if you want to work out which ones you would actually pay for.
What you can watch before paying anything
This is the rule neither incumbent site states, and it changes the value of the subscription completely:
- Episode 1 plays with no account at all. 120 episodes across the catalogue are open to a logged-out visitor.
- Episode 2 is free but needs a free signup. 119 of the 128 series give exactly two free episodes; one, Simona Rossi: Wrong But Right, gives three.
- Episode 3 onward is paid. That is where the money starts, on almost every series.
That means 241 of the 687 episodes cost nothing, and you can sample 120 of them without handing over an email address. Anyone deciding whether a candy shorts subscription is worth $47.88 should spend an hour in the free tier first. We go through the mechanics in detail on what you can watch free.
What shows on your bank statement
The billing descriptor is EverAI, not Candy.ai and not Candy Shorts. EverAI Limited is the Malta-registered operator behind the platform.
A charge from a company name you have never heard of, for a service you signed up to under a different name, looks exactly like a fraudulent transaction. If you see EverAI on a statement and you or someone with access to the card subscribed to candy.ai shorts, that is the same charge. We cover the wider trust question, including who operates the service and what the real risks are, on is Candy Shorts safe.
What the money actually buys
To be plain about the product, because a price is meaningless without it: Candy Shorts is pornography. It is 18+, uncensored and sexually explicit in most series, nothing is blurred or cut, and the intent is sexual arousal rather than drama with adult elements. It is entirely AI-generated, no footage is filmed and no performer appears in any scene, but it is not softened on that account, and there is no censored edition. That is the thing you are subscribing to.
The catalogue labels its own content rather than hiding it. Its category pills give the clearest picture of what $47.88 gets you: Taboo on 56 series, Milf on 32, Nympho on 23, Stepsister on 20, Stepmom on 19, Wife on 18, New on 11, Fantasy on 10, Cuckold on 9, Spicy on 8, Maid on 4 and Teacher on 3, with 18 series carrying no tag at all. Episodes run roughly one to two minutes and are arranged into ongoing series with a recurring cast rather than sold as loose clips. Subtitles are available in seven languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese) which is worth knowing if you are paying from outside the anglosphere and no competitor page mentions it. If you want the product explained before the price, start with what Candy Shorts actually is.
One mechanic to be aware of before you subscribe, because it is the platform’s real commercial engine: finishing an episode drops you into a chat with that character. The series are, in part, a funnel into Candy.ai’s chat product. Whether that is a feature or an annoyance depends entirely on what you thought you were buying.
Reasons not to pay
We earn a commission if you subscribe through this site, so here is the case against, stated as honestly as we can manage.
The twelve-month plan is only cheap if you keep it twelve months. Cancel in month two and you have paid $47.88 for something two monthly payments would have covered for $27.98. The 70% discount is real, but it is a discount on a year of a product most people use intensively for a few weeks. If you are not sure, the $13.99 month is the honest test.
The token allowance is not generous. Premium includes 100 tokens a month, which is eight standard paid episodes, or just under three complete five-episode series at 36 tokens each. Three Candy Creators episodes exhaust it. A single 15-episode series costs 156 tokens in paid episodes, more than a month’s worth. A subscription is not an all-you-can-watch pass, and anyone assuming it is will be disappointed in week two.
The catalogue is short-form. With 109 of 128 series running exactly five episodes, and most of those five being two or three paid ones, a heavy viewer can move through a large share of 446 paid episodes faster than a twelve-month term.
There is a substantial free tier. 241 free episodes and 120 that need no account is enough to answer the question for a lot of people without spending anything. A page that wanted your money would bury that.
How to stop paying
Subscriptions on this platform renew unless you stop them, and a $47.88 annual term renewing unnoticed is the most expensive version of that mistake. Cancel before the renewal date rather than after, and remember that the descriptor you are looking for in your payment provider is EverAI. We set out the process on how to cancel Candy Shorts.
How we checked these prices
Every figure above was read from the live catalogue, the plan page and the checkout on 30 September 2026 and none of it is estimated. Where a number could not be verified (the dollar value of a single token, the token prices of the eight registration-gated series, and the exact split of the 446 paid episodes between the 12- and 30-token rates) we have said so rather than filled the gap. Prices change; if you find a figure here that no longer matches the checkout, the checkout is right and we are out of date.
What people call it
The same product is searched as candyshorts, candy shorts, candy ai shorts, candy shorts ai and candy.ai shorts. They are all the same catalogue at the same prices: there is no separate “candy shorts ai” product and no cheaper tier hiding behind one of the spellings. If you are still weighing it up rather than pricing it, our full review covers whether it is worth the money at all.
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