Aimour AI review: great lip-sync, gated everything else

My own history with it is short and specific. In July 2026 I spent three days on the free tier, then paid for one month of Premium at $13.99, mostly because I am stubborn and 29. That month was enough to form a firm opinion:

• The lip-sync video is the best thing here, and the reason to pay
• Adult chat sits behind the paid plan, full stop
• The free plan shows you the video, then asks for money
• Deleting your account is promised to remove your data permanently
• Refunds are basically off the table

My quick take: worth one paid month if a talking portrait is what you want, and a skip if you came for long, slow conversations. If you want images and video with the plans spelled out more openly, my OurDream AI breakdown makes a useful contrast.

I used those free days in July 2026, and here is my honest summary: the free plan dangles the video in front of you, and the paid plan gates the adult chat. It felt like a vending machine that takes dollars and dispenses teaser trailers. Three days was plenty to see the shape of the deal.

Other reviewers report that free tokens drain fast once you touch media, which fits the design. My advice: spend the free period on plain chat, decide whether you like the characters, and only then think about paying. The AIMOUR at a glance box sums up the plan facts, and if you'd rather compare against an app with a published message cap, my Candy AI free tier notes spell one out.

You can run chats with several models at once, each in its own window, but one conversation never holds more than one of them.

The video is a different story. During my paid month I uploaded a portrait of an original character I draw, and she blinked and mouthed "your holds are ready" right back at me. The one coworker who knows about my drawing hobby liked the clip so much she made it her notification sound. I count that as a real endorsement.

Honestly, the lip-sync is the most convincing I have come across in any of these apps. That is a strange compliment to give software, coming from a woman who watches faces across a circulation desk all day, but it is earned. The mouth and the words line up in a way that stops looking like a trick.

Two caveats from outside sources are worth knowing. Other reviewers describe the library videos as the character's face placed on existing clips, with no way to request a specific scenario. They also call the roleplay scenarios short and quick to jump straight to action. So the magic is in the talking portrait, not in story building.

My take: pay for the video, not for the conversation. If you care how I weigh chat, media and price against each other, the page on how I check the apps lays it out.

I don't mind the rule itself. What I mind is the flow around it. The free plan shows off the video, the paid plan holds the adult chat, and you end up feeding the machine a little at a time. If you know that going in, it stops feeling like a trap and starts feeling like a menu.

There is also a "Virtual-Vision" feature in the terms, for pictures you upload yourself. My portrait upload was of a character I drew, which is the only kind of picture I would hand to any companion app. I'd keep real photos of yourself, and certainly of anyone else, out of it.

On inclusivity, the record is thin. There is no content level control on file and no custom character builder listed, so whether you can pick a companion's gender or change the defaults is an open question. For someone like me, who cares whether an app assumes one kind of user, that gap matters.

My view: AIMOUR suits someone who wants a paid adult chat with a strong media hook and is happy with the characters on offer. If building every detail is the fun part for you, look elsewhere. My full review index shows which apps let you design your own.

On the monthly number alone, $13.99 sits under GirlfriendGPT at $15.00, Nomi AI at $15.99 and OurDream AI at $19.99, and it matches the Candy AI 1-Month Plan figure of €13.99 in a different currency. So it is cheap to start. It is not necessarily cheap to enjoy, because the media you actually came for runs on tokens, and tokens are where the bill can quietly grow.

Here is the token problem. No official token rules are published on public pages. A secondary source says the monthly plan includes 2,100 tokens and that media is unlocked with them, but without a published cost per photo or video I can't turn that into a number of clips. I won't guess.

I'd tell a friend to buy one month, never a longer installment on day one. Since nothing is refundable, a bigger plan is just a bigger bet with no way back. Spend the tokens on the portrait videos, because that is where AIMOUR is genuinely ahead.

If adult chat is your main reason to pay, compare first. My NSFW AI chat rankings set out which apps put more of it on the free plan or on clearer terms.

• Unblurred videos and adult photos need premium access
• Token rules are not published, and one outside count says 2,100 a month on the monthly plan
• Cancel from Profile in the app, under account settings, or with an email to support
• All payments are final, including unused time and accidental purchases
• Web payments can go through Stripe or PayPal, and the site shows Visa and Mastercard logos

The pattern I see is tidy where things often go wrong and strict where money is involved. The billing name is on record, the deletion promise is clear, and the cancel path has a named button. Refunds and token pricing are where it gets tight.

That makes AIMOUR an app I'd try for one month with a reminder set in my calendar, not one I'd prepay for. I say that as someone who paid for exactly one month and got the best part of the app out of it.

Renewal is automatic. When you buy, you agree to be charged again and again, at whatever interval checkout shows, until you cancel, and the terms mention monthly, semi-annual and annual billing. My one month was a monthly renewal, and that is the interval I'd pick for a first go.

The refund policy, updated 16 July 2026, is where I get less friendly. Every payment is final, it says, with no refunds, and it names unused periods, missed cancellations and accidental purchases. If you buy from the EU or EEA, checkout has you give up the 14-day withdrawal right. Goodwill refunds exist case by case, for example after a verified technical failure or a duplicate charge.

My advice: cancel with a few days to spare, never on the final evening, because a missed cancellation is spelled out as your problem. On the statement, the charge reads ADS BOOST LTD (Aimour AI), so the app name does show in brackets. Decide whether that is discreet enough for your household before you pay.

To see a friendlier setup for comparison, my SpicyChat write-up walks through a different app's billing and cancel rules.

The privacy policy is vaguer about everything else. Personal information is held for as long as it is needed and no longer, which is standard wording. On training, it says your companion learns from how you interact with it, so conversations get better.

That could mean your own chats only, or it could mean wider use, and the wording does not settle it. I call that unclear.

My own upload was a drawing of an original character, and that is the use I'd recommend. If you plan to try the portrait feature, that is my strongest tip: upload art, not photos of people. No real names or addresses in chats, either.

The launch date is not on record, so I can't tell you how long it has been around. My read: legit, strict on money, kind on data. If a warmer, companion-first experience is what you are after, my AI girlfriend shortlist is a better starting point than AIMOUR.

The plan I'd buy is exactly what I bought: one month of Premium, which was $13.99 in July 2026. Spend the tokens on portrait clips, set a cancel reminder, and leave before it renews unless you are sure.

What bothers me most is the vending-machine flow. You pay a little, see a teaser, pay a little more. Combined with a refund policy that names missed cancellations, it asks for more trust than it gives back.

Skip AIMOUR if you want live calls, a character you design yourself, or long stories with real memory.

• Adult content without a paid-only rule: Nomi AI and OurDream AI both allow it, and Nomi AI has a permanent free plan with 50 messages a day.
• Live voice calls: Candy AI, Nomi AI and OurDream AI all list voice calls, which AIMOUR does not offer.
• Designing your own character: Candy AI, Nomi AI and OurDream AI list custom characters, and GirlfriendGPT marks them as limited.
• Several characters in one scene: OurDream AI has group chat on record, and Nomi AI includes group chats in its paid Standard Plan.

Which swap I'd suggest comes down to your reason for leaving. For voice and custom characters with a similar paid-only content rule, Candy AI is the most direct swap. For a gentle free start with room to talk, Nomi AI is the kinder deal.

And if animated portraits were the only reason you came, I honestly don't have a better match on file, so stay for a month and enjoy it.

Read the privacy policy of whichever app you move to, because the clean deletion promise was AIMOUR's strongest point. My CrushOn AI review is one more option to weigh.

Before the month ends, decide. If you are staying, fine. If not, cancel from Profile a few days early, then delete the account so the promised permanent data removal kicks in. That last step is the one people forget.