HeyGF Review

HeyGF is an AI girlfriend that lives in your browser. There's a long list of ready-made characters to choose from, each with a photo, an age, a country, a job and a backstory, and a builder if you'd rather write your own. On October 12, 2026 I went through the HeyGF pricing page, About page, terms, privacy policy and blog, and here's how it adds up.

What HeyGF is

Y2A LLC, a company with a Dover, Delaware address, is behind it. HeyGF is web only: I couldn't find an iPhone or Android app, and the site itself pitches it as browser-only. The Explore page listed 141 characters when I counted, most in their twenties, with some in their thirties, forties and beyond. Sienna Vale, listed as a 28-year-old stylist from Manchester, is a fair sample, with a quick wit, a love of pub quizzes and a habit of ranking late-night chips.

It's an adult service. Explicit chat and pictures come with the paid plans, and you confirm you're 18 or older with a tick-box when you arrive.

Is HeyGF free?

There's a free tier, but it's mostly text. Without an account you can send five messages a day. Sign in with a free one and the limit rises to thirty. Neither step asks for a card. Pictures, video, voice notes and calls are all paid in coins, and the only free taste is a welcome gift of three, which pays for a single picture. Use it to find out whether you like how a character writes.

HeyGF pricing

The plans differ mainly in coins. Chat is unlimited on all three, and the monthly coin allowance is what you're really buying: 150, 350 or 800 of them to spend on the extras. HeyGF posts its own price list, and it's short. Pictures are 3 coins each, voice notes 10, videos 25, and a live call runs 1 a minute. At those rates the 150 coins on Casual stretch to about 50 pictures or six videos a month. Paying yearly lowers the monthly cost, and only the yearly plans open up a character's full photo gallery.

Read the pricing page headline with care. It promises unlimited chat, photos, videos and audio on every plan, yet the About page and the blog both say coins pay for the media, and unlimited is the chat. The "Save 64%" badge on yearly Exclusive compares against a struck-through figure nobody pays. Set it next to twelve months of the monthly plan and the saving is nearer 27%. Coins that come with a plan expire when the billing period ends, and coins from a pack don't. Bought in packs, a coin costs roughly 15 cents at the small end and 5 at the big end.

HeyGF features

Chat

No message cap on paid plans; free accounts get 30 a day

Memory

Characters remember your chats, per the site, and you can write ground rules for how she behaves

Characters

141 ready-made and photoreal, or build your own for 20 coins

Pictures

3 coins a picture in chat, plus a Studio for directing the shot

Video

The newest model runs to 15 seconds, with sound; 25 coins in the company price table

Voice

Voice notes cost 10 coins; a live call costs 1 coin per minute

Coins

Plan coins expire each billing period, pack coins don't, failed renders are refunded

Billing

Shows as heygf.ai on your statement; part-used periods aren't refunded and packs are final

The builder is where I'd start. You pick her look from picture cards, decide whether she's a girlfriend, a friend or something looser, and then fill in the basics: name, an age of 18 or over, country, hobbies, tags and a voice. After that come free-text fields for her job, a description and her ground rules. Only the ground rules can be changed later, in the chat settings, so settle the other two before you pay the 20 coins it costs to save her.

Video is the newest part. The top video model runs to 15 seconds and adds sound, and the site claims video prices have fallen by up to 30%, which means the 25-coin figure could be out of date. Live calls are advertised as new too, although an older page on the site still says it sticks to voice messages. I'd check the price on screen before paying for either.

Is HeyGF safe?

The operator is named in the terms and the privacy policy. You cancel in Settings, and access carries on until the paid period ends. Card payments go through CentroBill, and the charge appears on your statement as heygf.ai. On refunds, the terms rule out money back for part-used periods and for coin packs, and billing errors are judged one at a time.

On privacy, the home page promises "100% Anonymous", while the policy lets HeyGF pass identifiers like your email and account ID to ad partners, Meta and Google among them. The only age check I could see is a tick-box. I looked for a Trustpilot page and for Reddit threads and found neither, so outside feedback on billing is thin. Before paying, put the renewal date in your calendar, glance at the statement once the first charge lands, and keep any coin top-ups modest.

HeyGF alternatives

If you'd like calls and pictures inside one price, Nomi AI includes voice calls in its paid plan. Candy AI works on the same coin idea, with a monthly token allowance in every paid plan and a 12-month deal at $3.99 a month. OurDream AI also runs on coins, 1,000 a month on its Premium plan.

• Candy AIAn all-in-one AI girlfriend: unlimited chat, plus tokens for pictures, calls and video
• OurDream AIRoleplay companions with pictures, video clips and voice calls
• Nomi AIA companion built around memory, with voice calls, selfies and group chats

My verdict

HeyGF is worth a look if the roster or the builder appeals to you. Try the free tier first and see whether you like how the characters write. After that, ask how you'd really use it. If it's mostly talking, Casual is plenty. If you'll want pictures or video most weeks, run the numbers on Closer or Exclusive first and keep an eye on the coin count. The unlimited wording and the thin record of outside reviews are the two things I'd weigh before paying.