Nastia AI
Around 28 thousand name searches a month, and the only entry in this catalogue whose paperwork answers all three of the questions that usually go unanswered.
What the licence takes
Six attributes of the licence an operator takes over what you submit, read from this vendor's own terms. A hatched cell is a question the document does not address.
How long it keeps things
Terms v1.0, 16.09.2026. Content lives as long as the account and is deletable at any time; the exceptions are itemised, and the longest of them is the record of a rule violation.
What the vendor publishes
| Field | What the vendor's own page says |
|---|---|
| Output rights | Terms state what you create stays private to your account and you keep ownership of it (v1.0, 16.09.2026) |
| Licence to vendor | Limited to what is needed to run the service — no perpetual term, no commercialisation |
| Retention | Kept while the account is open; chats, images and videos deletable at any time; deleting the account deletes its content |
| Retention exceptions | Payment records per tax law; records of rule violations up to seven years; cancellation survey answers; backups on a regular overwrite cycle |
| Training use | Not claimed on user content; stated purpose is maintaining and improving the service and its safety systems |
| Age assurance | Carried out by a specialist provider that returns only the result, not an ID document or face image |
| Pricing | Not visible without signing in (checked 20.10.2026) |
Read 20.10.2026 from: Terms · Privacy policy
Why it stands out
Three sentences in its documents do the work. Ownership of what a user creates stays with the user. The licence granted back is described as the limited one needed to run the service, rather than as perpetual and commercialisable. And retention is answered with a condition — while the account exists — followed by an itemised list of what outlives it.
A fourth detail is worth recording: where the law requires an age check, it is carried out by a specialist provider that returns only a result, so no identity document or face image reaches the operator. That is a design choice, and it is unusual enough in this category to note.
Checks that apply
-
Who owns the output
Terms differ sharply on whether you may publish what you generate, and on whether the vendor may reuse it in training or promotion.
Walk away if: The terms grant the vendor an unlimited licence to your generations and say nothing about your own rights.
-
What happens to prompts and uploads
Prompts in this category are sensitive by definition, and a vendor that keeps them indefinitely turns a breach into a personal disaster.
Walk away if: No retention period anywhere, no deletion route, support answers by asking for a screenshot of your billing page.
-
Billing and cancellation
Adult platforms are the single largest source of subscription complaints, mostly over renewals and descriptor names on the statement.
Walk away if: Cancellation requires email, the trial auto-upgrades to annual, or the statement descriptor is undisclosed.
Questions
What makes this entry different from the others?
Is a limited licence common?
Are prices published?
The tool we are paid to feature
SpicyAI — Discover AI characters with unique personalities. Chat, share stories, or create a companion of your own — with text, voice, images, and video.
Free tier: Free to use, with ads and the standard model. The plan card says five chat turns; the comparison table on the same page says ten turns per character (subscribe page, read 20.10.2026).
| Still image generation | yes |
| Companion chat | yes |
| Voice output | yes |
| Persistent character memory | yes |
Sources: Subscribe , Terms of service , Privacy policy , Community guidelines