Crushon AI vs Janitor AI
Janitor AI on our score, Crushon AI if you are paying anyway. Janitor AI scores 8.0 against 7.4 and costs nothing: unlimited chat on its standard models, around 9k of context, no card. Crushon AI charges from $4.90 a month, the cheapest real subscription in our index, and answers with group chat, personas and two store listings Janitor AI does not have. The free Crushon AI tier is not the argument for it: replies stop at 225 characters.
Crushon AI
Cheapest paid entry, and an app
Six Tiers, No Filter, and a Second Subscription
Janitor AI
Free, and the limit moves off the platform
The Biggest Community Character Library, Still Free
How Crushon AI and Janitor AI compare, criterion by criterion
The same six weighted criteria we apply to every platform on the site, plus what each one publishes about price and access.
| Feature | Crushon AI | Janitor AI | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overall score | 7.4 | 8 | Janitor AI |
| Chat quality | 8 | 8 | Tie |
| Value | 6 | 9.5 | Janitor AI |
| Privacy | 7.5 | 8 | Janitor AI |
| Free tier | 100 credits a month, 225-character replies | Unlimited chat, about 9k context | Janitor AI |
| Paid entry | $4.90/mo | $12.99/mo | Crushon AI |
| Paid tiers | Six, up to $150/mo | One | Janitor AI |
| Mobile apps | iOS and Android | Browser only | Crushon AI |
| Group chat | Yes | No | Crushon AI |
| Runs on a model you supply | No | Yes, proxy allowed | Janitor AI |
Crushon AI vs Janitor AI on what each one refuses
Both platforms confirm that explicit content is allowed, and both exist because people left somewhere that did not. The difference is structural rather than editorial. Crushon AI sets its own line and applies it on its own models. On Janitor AI, an author can mark a character proxy allowed, which sends the conversation to a model you supply, so the limit you meet is set by whoever runs that model rather than by the platform.
That is the furthest thing from a filter anywhere in our index, and it is free. It is also a setup step that loses people, and it only applies to characters whose author enabled it.
The limit most people actually hit on Crushon AI is not about content at all. Free replies are capped at 225 characters and cannot be lengthened, the stronger models are held back, and chat history is deleted after seven idle days. Explicit content is genuinely allowed and the reply is two sentences long. Reading that as a content rule is the most common mistake in this category.
Crushon AI vs Janitor AI pricing, and the currencies underneath
Crushon AI has the lowest entry price in our index at $4.90 a month, and the longest ladder above it: Premium at $7.90, Luxe at $25, Elite at $66.70 and Imperial at $150. The features people subscribe for, longer memory and higher message ceilings, are spread across those steps rather than included at the bottom, so the entry price is a floor rather than an offer.
There is also more than one thing to buy. A separate chat package sits alongside the subscription, and CrushOn Coins are a further currency again. Our Crushon AI review sets all of it out tier by tier.
Janitor AI sells one plan, janitor+ at $12.99, and scores 9.5 on value against 6.0. The gap is not about the headline figure. It is that the free tier is the product and the paid tier buys speed and stronger models rather than access.
Crushon AI vs Janitor AI: apps, group chat and what is on your phone
Crushon AI publishes both store listings from its own homepage, an iOS app and an Android build, which four of the eighteenplatforms we surveyed manage. Janitor AI runs in a browser tab and nowhere else. If you want the thing on your home screen, that settles it in one line.
A browser is not automatically the weaker option. It keeps nothing on the device, leaves no icon, and removes a second company from the list of people who know what you installed. On a platform in this category that is a real argument, and it is part of why Janitor AI scores 8.0 on privacy against 7.5.
Crushon AI also supports group chat and user personas, so a scene can hold several characters who react to each other and to who you have said you are. Janitor AI does neither. For one-to-one roleplay that changes nothing; for a scene with a cast it is the whole comparison.
Which one to pick between Crushon AI and Janitor AI
Crushon AI, if
- You want it as an app rather than a bookmark.
- Your scenes have more than two people in them.
- You are paying anyway and $4.90 a month is the budget.
- You want images at all: 7.0 against 6.0, and Janitor AI generates none.
Janitor AI, if
- You are not spending anything, and want a real product for it.
- You want a stronger model behind the character, through your own key.
- You want one price rather than six tiers and two currencies.
- Privacy weighs in: 8.0 against 7.5.
Both sit on our no-filter ranking, where the eight platforms with a confirmed content policy are scored side by side. The full write-ups are in our Crushon AI review and Janitor AI review.
